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| − | '''The Corpulent Cowboy''' is a clothing store with locations in [[Springfield]] and Spittle County. | + | [[File:ColonelHomer-Showoff.jpg|thumb|left|180px|Homer shows off his "Colonel" outfit.]]'''The Corpulent Cowboy''' is a clothing store with locations in [[Springfield]] and [[Spittle County]]. |
| − | + | As the store's name implies, it specializes in selling cowboy outfits for fat people. After [[Homer]] started working as [[Lurleen]]'s manager, Lurleen took him to The Corpulent Cowboy so he could buy a suit appropriate for the country-western music business. The store clerk sold Homer an outfit that was "made from a space-age fabric specially designed for Elvis." According to the clerk, sweat actually cleaned the suit. | |
Homer was proud of how he looked in his new suit, and eagerly showed it off for [[Marge]] when he got home. | Homer was proud of how he looked in his new suit, and eagerly showed it off for [[Marge]] when he got home. | ||
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*{{ep|Colonel Homer}} | *{{ep|Colonel Homer}} | ||
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[[Category:Businesses]] | [[Category:Businesses]] | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Corpulent Cowboy, The}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Corpulent Cowboy, The}} | ||
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File:ColonelHomer-Showoff.jpg
Homer shows off his "Colonel" outfit.
As the store's name implies, it specializes in selling cowboy outfits for fat people. After Homer started working as Lurleen's manager, Lurleen took him to The Corpulent Cowboy so he could buy a suit appropriate for the country-western music business. The store clerk sold Homer an outfit that was "made from a space-age fabric specially designed for Elvis." According to the clerk, sweat actually cleaned the suit.
Homer was proud of how he looked in his new suit, and eagerly showed it off for Marge when he got home.
