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| − | After Selma visited the sperm bank to check into having a baby via artificial insemination, she got a copy of the catalog and looked at it with [[Marge]] and [[Patty]]. Marge was impressed that the donors included a [[Nobel Prize]] winner, an {{w|NBA}} All-Star, and, particularly, one of the | + | After Selma visited the sperm bank to check into having a baby via artificial insemination, she got a copy of the catalog and looked at it with [[Marge]] and [[Patty]]. Marge was impressed that the donors included a [[Nobel Prize]] winner, an {{w|NBA}} All-Star, and, particularly, one of the {{w|Welcome Back, Kotter|Sweathogs}}. She was less impressed, however, when Selma told her she had checked and learned that the Sweathog in the catalog wasn't [[Arnold Horshack|Horshack]]. |
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| + | == Behind the laughter == | ||
| + | The magazine's title is a pun on the frozen snack the {{w|Ice pop|pop}} (called a popsicle in Canada and the USA) and a reference to the common practice of freezing donated sperm to preserve it for later use. | ||
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101 Frozen Pops
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Magazine Information
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101 Frozen Pops is a catalog published monthly by the Springfield Sperm Bank.
Description
The catalog contains information about the sperm bank's donors. The issue that Selma was given had Professor Frink, Troy McClure and Jacques on the cover.
History
After Selma visited the sperm bank to check into having a baby via artificial insemination, she got a copy of the catalog and looked at it with Marge and Patty. Marge was impressed that the donors included a Nobel Prize winner, an NBA All-Star, and, particularly, one of the Sweathogs. She was less impressed, however, when Selma told her she had checked and learned that the Sweathog in the catalog wasn't Horshack.
Behind the laughter
The magazine's title is a pun on the frozen snack the pop (called a popsicle in Canada and the USA) and a reference to the common practice of freezing donated sperm to preserve it for later use.
