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|released=February [[2011]] | |released=February [[2011]] | ||
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|series={{BSC}} | |series={{BSC}} | ||
| + | |issue= {{BS|58}} | ||
|written by=[[Tony Digerolamo]] | |written by=[[Tony Digerolamo]] | ||
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| − | '''''Rod & Todd Pray-Off''''' is a {{BSC}} story | + | '''''Rod & Todd Pray-Off''''' is a {{BSC}} story first printed in {{BS|58}}. |
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| + | == PSynopsis == | ||
| + | {{desc|[[Rod]] and [[Todd]] decide to play "Pray-Off", a game where the one who prays the most wins.}} | ||
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
| − | + | Rod and Todd are playing [[Godopoly]] when Todd prays that he rolls a seven, and Rod prays that they both win. Rod then questions their prayers because praying for their own enjoyment sounds like a sin, so the two of them decide to pray for other people instead. They play "Pray-Off" and the one who prays the most wins. Rod starts off by praying that [[Ned]] finds a new mommy for them so that Ned would be happy. Todd then prays for [[Apu]] to find [[Jesus]], who then gives Apu some ice cream. Rod then prays for [[Chief Wiggum]] to capture all the criminals, and Todd prays for [[Professor Frink]] to prove the existence of [[God]]. When they are trying to decide on who to prat for next, they see [[Homer]] strangling [[Bart]] in their yard. Rod and Todd struggle to come up with a prayer for the two of them until the imaginary Homer and Bart demand a dirt bike and a pizza. Rod and Todd pray for Homer and Bart to find happiness and receive their hearts' desires. | |
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| + | When [[Ned]] gets home, he tells them that it's time to open their birthday presents. When they get outside, they find that the pizza and new bikes for Rod and Todd have disappeared. However, Rod and Todd are happy with it because of their selflessness. Homer and Bart are then seen riding off on the bikes whilst eating pizza. | ||
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Rod & Todd Pray-Off is a Bart Simpson story first printed in Bart Simpson #58.
PSynopsis[edit]
Plot[edit]
Rod and Todd are playing Godopoly when Todd prays that he rolls a seven, and Rod prays that they both win. Rod then questions their prayers because praying for their own enjoyment sounds like a sin, so the two of them decide to pray for other people instead. They play "Pray-Off" and the one who prays the most wins. Rod starts off by praying that Ned finds a new mommy for them so that Ned would be happy. Todd then prays for Apu to find Jesus, who then gives Apu some ice cream. Rod then prays for Chief Wiggum to capture all the criminals, and Todd prays for Professor Frink to prove the existence of God. When they are trying to decide on who to prat for next, they see Homer strangling Bart in their yard. Rod and Todd struggle to come up with a prayer for the two of them until the imaginary Homer and Bart demand a dirt bike and a pizza. Rod and Todd pray for Homer and Bart to find happiness and receive their hearts' desires.
When Ned gets home, he tells them that it's time to open their birthday presents. When they get outside, they find that the pizza and new bikes for Rod and Todd have disappeared. However, Rod and Todd are happy with it because of their selflessness. Homer and Bart are then seen riding off on the bikes whilst eating pizza.
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