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[[File:Otto's Gnarly Snowboarder's Glossary.jpg|225px|left|link=It's Snow Game!]]
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'''''Otto's Gnarly Snowboarder's Glossary''''' is a ''[[The Simpsons Winter Wingding]]'' story that appears in ''[[The Simpsons Winter Wingding 2|The Simpsons Winter Wingding #2]]''.
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'''''Unleash the Glavin''''' is a ''[[The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror]]'' story that appears in {{TSTHOH|16}}.
  
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Otto begins by pointing to the title graphic and saying that "gnarly" means it "totally shreds". He then says that snowboarding is not just a sport, but also a lifestyle and a language as well as a way to slide down a hill. And if you don't understand the language, you could end up lost in more ways than one.
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[[Professor Frink]]'s lab is destroyed and [[Bart]] and Frink are arguing whose fault it is. It started during a school trip to the lab where Frink shows his [[The Contactinator|Contactinator]], a set-like broadcasting device used in the attempt to contact and communicate with extraterrestrial life forms in the vast reaches of the cosmos. Frink decides to give the class a demonstration. He says into the computer's microphone: "Professor John Frink of Planet Earth Calling all sentient ''glavin'' life for friendship and possibly more." When he does not get any answer, the whole class laughs at him.
  
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To illustrate his point, Otto cites the example of [[Dolph]] and [[Kearney]] snowboarding down a hill. Dolph spouts off a stream of snowboarder lingo: "Hey, dude! This tight hill has like a total bulletproof S-rail coming up. Better duckfoot that phat board, or you'll be doing a sick fakie hip!" Kearney, not understanding, says "Huh?" with a blank expression on his face. Just then, the hill ends in a cliff. Dolph makes a sharp turn at the last second and slides along the edge. Kearney, however, misses the turn and goes over the edge, screaming as he falls.
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Latest revision as of 14:56, May 20, 2024

I Screwed Up Big-Time and Unleashed the Glavin.png

Unleash the Glavin is a The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror story that appears in The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror #16.

Professor Frink's lab is destroyed and Bart and Frink are arguing whose fault it is. It started during a school trip to the lab where Frink shows his Contactinator, a set-like broadcasting device used in the attempt to contact and communicate with extraterrestrial life forms in the vast reaches of the cosmos. Frink decides to give the class a demonstration. He says into the computer's microphone: "Professor John Frink of Planet Earth Calling all sentient glavin life for friendship and possibly more." When he does not get any answer, the whole class laughs at him.

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