Difference between revisions of "The Last King of Spotland/Quotes"

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Principal Skinner: Bart Simpson!

Bart: Principal Skinner, I think you have bit of cheese right here!

Principal Skinner: How did you gain access to my bedroom?

Bart: I'm not saying anything, but if I did, I might have had some help.

Agnes Skinner: This is payback for using the guest towels in the bathroom!

Principal Skinner: That's my private bathroom, mother!

Agnes Skinner: Which means you're not a guest!

Principal Skinner: Bart Simpson, for years I've tried to appeal to your conscience. I realize now that's a waste of time. So I'm giving you a new conscience.

Ralph Wiggum: Hi, Bart! It's me, Ralph! We go to school together!

Bart: What?

Principal Skinner: Ralph will be your constant companion. He's the most innocent child at this school, and I'm hoping you'll learn from him!

Ralph: My macaroni and cheese tastes like principal Skim milk.

Principal Skinner: Bart, meet your personal Jiminy Cricket!

Ralph: Ha! I'm a cricket! [CHIRP!] [CHIRP!]

Bart: [SIGH!]

Marge: It's time to go to the opera! Oh no! Chocolate, red wine, and mud stains?

Homer: I got hungry and thirsty and bored!

Marge: Well, no worries with Marge's spot away! It'll even celean the Springfield slob! There! All ready to go to the opera.

Homer: That's the thing were women box in bikins, right?

Marge: Take it from Mrs. Spot Way, it'll make stains go away!

Marge: Hello, Lindsey! We're here to do the new commercial! Someone forgot to print up a script for me though!

Lindsey Naegle: Hello, Marge! The invenstors have decided to go a different direciton with the live ad campaign. Homer, meet your new co-star, Ms. Spot Away!

Ms. Spot Away: Hiya, handsome! [GIGGLE!]

Marge: I don't understand.

Lindsey: People are used to seeing fat slobs on television with young, sexy women. It just makes people more comfortable, especially over-weight slobs.

Marge: Well, I don't approve of this at all! Homer, let's go home!

Lindsey: Your signature on this contract says you approve of everything we decide to do! Also, if HOmer doesn't do the commercials, we'll sue!

Ralph: Hi, Bart! Do you like haircut? Mr barber calls it "The Ralph!"

Bart: Listen, Ralph, you win! If Homer taught me anything, it's knowing when to give up!

Ralph: Yay! I win! Okay, now it's your turn!

Bart: What do you mean?

Ralph: You did the things I told you to now I'll something you tell me to! It's only fair!

Bart: Really?

Ralph: Your daddy looks sad.

Bart: I know but what can we do? We're just kids! That's it! We're kids!