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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Homer '''accidentally''' attempts the stunt himself, and almost makes it, but ends up tumbling head-over-heels down the gorge's face. This {falling) goes on and on, and with each impact, Homer's injuries become more and more gruesome - all the while, Homer is shouting "D'oh; yeow; owh" and the like.</p>
 
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Homer '''accidentally''' attempts the stunt himself, and almost makes it, but ends up tumbling head-over-heels down the gorge's face. This {falling) goes on and on, and with each impact, Homer's injuries become more and more gruesome - all the while, Homer is shouting "D'oh; yeow; owh" and the like.</p>
 
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; He's then lifted by hellicopter to the top of the gorge in a streacher - though his head continues to collide with the rock face all the up. Homer is placed into an ambulance, which sounds its siren and speeds away - only to crash into a tree after a few feet. Homer is ejected from the back of the ambulance and - still on the stracher (with its legs and wells extended) - rolls to the end of the cliff and tumbles back down the gorge - traiing an I.V. bag that's conected to his arm.</tr></table></blockquote>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; He's then lifted by hellicopter to the top of the gorge in a streacher - though his head continues to collide with the rock face all the up. Homer is placed into an ambulance, which sounds its siren and speeds away - only to crash into a tree after a few feet. Homer is ejected from the back of the ambulance and - still on the stracher (with its legs and wells extended) - rolls to the end of the cliff and tumbles back down the gorge - traiing an I.V. bag that's conected to his arm.
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If you don't agree with my edits ... too bad, I've done my research!
</tr></table></blockquote>If you don't agree with my edits ... too bad, I've done my research! <P>If you still don't agree, feel free to tell me why.</p>
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Revision as of 00:09, February 17, 2009

Please see my Home Page

<font size=+2My Favorite Characters

  Moe Szyslak and Barney Gumble

 My Favorite "Staring" Voice

  Dan Castellaneta

 My Favorite Special Guest Voice

  Danny Deveto as 'Uncie Herb' Powell

 My Favorite Recurring Guest Voice

  Phil Hartman as "Actor 'Troy McClure:'
     You might remember him from such episodes as ..."

 My Favorite "Also Staring" Voice

  Karl Wiedergott

 
My Favorite "Homer Moments" 
Remeber when Homer was trying to stop Bart from jumping Springfield Gorge?

    Homer accidentally attempts the stunt himself, and almost makes it, but ends up tumbling head-over-heels down the gorge's face. This {falling) goes on and on, and with each impact, Homer's injuries become more and more gruesome - all the while, Homer is shouting "D'oh; yeow; owh" and the like.

    He's then lifted by hellicopter to the top of the gorge in a streacher - though his head continues to collide with the rock face all the up. Homer is placed into an ambulance, which sounds its siren and speeds away - only to crash into a tree after a few feet. Homer is ejected from the back of the ambulance and - still on the stracher (with its legs and wells extended) - rolls to the end of the cliff and tumbles back down the gorge - traiing an I.V. bag that's conected to his arm.

If you don't agree with my edits ... too bad, I've done my research!

If you still don't agree, feel free to tell me why.