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'''''Ned Flanders Top Forty''''' is a comic story featured in ''[[Simpsons Illustrated 4]]''. The comic later was reprinted in ''[[Simpsons Comics Simpsorama]]''.
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'''''Ned Flanders' Top Forty''''' is a ''{{ap|Simpsons Illustrated|Welsh Publishing Group, Inc.}}'' list first printed in {{SIl1|4}}. The list was later reprinted in ''[[Simpsons Comics Simpsorama]]''.
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== List ==
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#Family togetherness nights.
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#My "better half"... "the ol' ball 'n' chain. (Hee hee, just kiddin', Maude!)
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#Yellow ribbons on oak trees.
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#My new 4-wheel drive sport-utility tractor-mower.
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#{{Ch|Bob Hope}} specials.
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#Pants with just a skosh more room in the seat and tights.
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#The impassioned rhetoric of [[Reverend Lovejoy]].
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#Halogen lighting.
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#Stick-to-itveness.
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#My new AduioCratic 48-disc CD player with fully uncontrollable no access random play.
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#Yellow ribbons on flagpoles.
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#Natural law.
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#Waiters who introduce themselves.
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#The Ice Capades.
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#The heady mixture of politics and religion.
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#{{W|Florence Henderson}}.
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#Cordless power tools.
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#Traditional American Family Values.
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#Feelin' groovy.
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#Those new super-tasty low-sodium snack foods.
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#Talking with "The Man Upstairs."
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#My new 64-inch drive-in screen TV.
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#Yellow ribbons on car antennas.
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#Theme restaurants.
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#The power of positive thinking.
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#That cozy way my jogging suit feels when it's fresh out of the dryer.
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#Quality time with [[Todd]] and [[Rod]].
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#My new HeartAttacker-2000 deluxe StepMeister exerciser.
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#Dinner theatre.
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#The simple satisfaction of a job well done.
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#The jazzy song stylings of [[Barbra Streisand|La Streisand]].
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#Made-for-TV movies.
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#Maude's meatloaf.
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#Good ol' American know-how.
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#War movies with dance music soundtracks.
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#Reader's Digest's "Life in These United States."
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#My new WeedBeater cordless Weasel-Wackler.
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#Letting my inner-child out to play.
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#Yellow ribbons on high-voltage utility powers.
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#Spunk.
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== Reprints ==
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{{Comic Reprint
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|1=''[[Simpsons Comics Simpsorama]]''
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|1a=May 24, [[1996]]
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|2={{SC|10|UK}}
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|2a=December 2, [[1997]]
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== Plot ==
 
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[[Ned]] tells us the forty things he likes most.
 
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[[Category:Simpsons Illustrated stories]]

Latest revision as of 21:56, October 15, 2021

General
Ned Flanders' Top Forty
Ned Flanders Top Forty.jpg
Comic Story information
Released: Winter 1992
Comic series: Simpsons Illustrated
Pages: 1


Ned Flanders' Top Forty is a Simpsons Illustrated list first printed in Simpsons Illustrated #4. The list was later reprinted in Simpsons Comics Simpsorama.

List[edit]

  1. Family togetherness nights.
  2. My "better half"... "the ol' ball 'n' chain. (Hee hee, just kiddin', Maude!)
  3. Yellow ribbons on oak trees.
  4. My new 4-wheel drive sport-utility tractor-mower.
  5. Bob Hope specials.
  6. Pants with just a skosh more room in the seat and tights.
  7. The impassioned rhetoric of Reverend Lovejoy.
  8. Halogen lighting.
  9. Stick-to-itveness.
  10. My new AduioCratic 48-disc CD player with fully uncontrollable no access random play.
  11. Yellow ribbons on flagpoles.
  12. Natural law.
  13. Waiters who introduce themselves.
  14. The Ice Capades.
  15. The heady mixture of politics and religion.
  16. Florence Henderson.
  17. Cordless power tools.
  18. Traditional American Family Values.
  19. Feelin' groovy.
  20. Those new super-tasty low-sodium snack foods.
  21. Talking with "The Man Upstairs."
  22. My new 64-inch drive-in screen TV.
  23. Yellow ribbons on car antennas.
  24. Theme restaurants.
  25. The power of positive thinking.
  26. That cozy way my jogging suit feels when it's fresh out of the dryer.
  27. Quality time with Todd and Rod.
  28. My new HeartAttacker-2000 deluxe StepMeister exerciser.
  29. Dinner theatre.
  30. The simple satisfaction of a job well done.
  31. The jazzy song stylings of La Streisand.
  32. Made-for-TV movies.
  33. Maude's meatloaf.
  34. Good ol' American know-how.
  35. War movies with dance music soundtracks.
  36. Reader's Digest's "Life in These United States."
  37. My new WeedBeater cordless Weasel-Wackler.
  38. Letting my inner-child out to play.
  39. Yellow ribbons on high-voltage utility powers.
  40. Spunk.

Reprints[edit]

Comic issue Release date Country
Simpsons Comics Simpsorama May 24, 1996 Flag of the United States.png
Simpsons Comics #10 December 2, 1997 800px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg.png

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