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|name = Ethnictown | |name = Ethnictown | ||
| − | |image = [[File:Ethnictown. | + | |image = [[File:Ethnictown.png|250px]] |
| − | | | + | |town = [[Springfield]] |
|use = Suburb | |use = Suburb | ||
| − | | | + | |appearance = "[[Treehouse of Horror XII]]" |
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'''Ethnictown''' is a suburb of [[Springfield]] and a ghetto town where many immigrants live. | '''Ethnictown''' is a suburb of [[Springfield]] and a ghetto town where many immigrants live. | ||
| − | ==History== | + | == History == |
When the Simpsons visited Ethnictown, [[Homer]] called it a place "where hard-working immigrants dream of becoming lazy, overfed Americans." [[Marge]] said that "you can hear the beautiful ethnic serenade", referring to merchants calling out what they were selling. | When the Simpsons visited Ethnictown, [[Homer]] called it a place "where hard-working immigrants dream of becoming lazy, overfed Americans." [[Marge]] said that "you can hear the beautiful ethnic serenade", referring to merchants calling out what they were selling. | ||
The Simpsons met the following people in Ethnictown: | The Simpsons met the following people in Ethnictown: | ||
| − | *A [[Apple | + | *A [[Apple vendor|man selling apples]]: "Apples! I got apples!" |
*A [[Cholera woman|woman who has cholera]]: "Cholera! I got cholera!" (Then she coughed and hacked.) | *A [[Cholera woman|woman who has cholera]]: "Cholera! I got cholera!" (Then she coughed and hacked.) | ||
| − | *A [[Baby- | + | *A [[Baby-puppy vendor|man claiming to be selling babies]]: "Babies! Who wants-a babies?" Homer picked one up and saw that it was just a shaved puppy. |
*A [[Gypsy]] fortuneteller who had a [[Gypsy's Shop|shop]] nearby. | *A [[Gypsy]] fortuneteller who had a [[Gypsy's Shop|shop]] nearby. | ||
*Homer apparently crashed a birthday party (or shoplifted from a gift shop) and stole a balloon, as he walked into the Gypsy's shop carrying a balloon that said "Birthday Boy". He chuckled and called it "the perfect crime". | *Homer apparently crashed a birthday party (or shoplifted from a gift shop) and stole a balloon, as he walked into the Gypsy's shop carrying a balloon that said "Birthday Boy". He chuckled and called it "the perfect crime". | ||
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Ethnictown
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Location Information
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Ethnictown is a suburb of Springfield and a ghetto town where many immigrants live.
History[edit]
When the Simpsons visited Ethnictown, Homer called it a place "where hard-working immigrants dream of becoming lazy, overfed Americans." Marge said that "you can hear the beautiful ethnic serenade", referring to merchants calling out what they were selling.
The Simpsons met the following people in Ethnictown:
- A man selling apples: "Apples! I got apples!"
- A woman who has cholera: "Cholera! I got cholera!" (Then she coughed and hacked.)
- A man claiming to be selling babies: "Babies! Who wants-a babies?" Homer picked one up and saw that it was just a shaved puppy.
- A Gypsy fortuneteller who had a shop nearby.
- Homer apparently crashed a birthday party (or shoplifted from a gift shop) and stole a balloon, as he walked into the Gypsy's shop carrying a balloon that said "Birthday Boy". He chuckled and called it "the perfect crime".
- Homer also apparently had an encounter with the local law enforcement authorities, getting caught stealing the balloon. After chuckling about his "perfect crime", he suddenly turned serious and said, "I have to be in court next Tuesday."
Appearances[edit]
