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Gift Exchange is a The Simpsons Winter Wingding story that appears in Simpsons Winter Wingding #7.
Synopsis
- "Homer once again ruins Ned Flanders' annual holiday party, Ned is pushed past his breaking point. Can Homer make amends or is this the end of their relationship?"
Plot
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Homer wonder why
Marge and the kids are dressed up so Marge tell Homer that they are going to
Ned Flanders' annual Christmas social party so he should also dressing up. Homer tells her that he is stay home, but he changes his mind after Marge says he has a holiday buffet and cookie table again. When Homer dressed up asked Marge to him at he should behaves, for every year he seem to run his party. Homer comes with his family to Ned's party and embarrass him again by gobbling food, drinking alcohol, playing false on the piano and after Homer is so drunk that he gives Ned a kiss under the mistletoe he gets an outbreak and throw out Homer. Homer siting at Ned's picnic table and starts to cry for what he did, he tried but failed again. Ned came after a while out and apologizes for what he did and gives Homer a gift. Ned tell Homer at he never had a reason to cry out to
God for help or give the old forgiveness muscles, being his neighborgh has given him stronger beliefs, like he get to pass a test of faith every day. Homer opens his gift that is empty, Ned says he can fill it with something he borrowed but have not returned. Homer hugs Ned and thanks him who tell Homer at he has not done anything. Homer telling then to Marge that they can keep the riding lawn mower he borrowed. Ned realizes then that he forgot that and sighs.
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