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'''The Cool Moms''' are a group of four women (including [[Marge]]) who all have boys around [[Bart]]'s age. Marge left the group while the boys were still small. Seven years later, she reunited with the group, but soon left again.
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'''Moe Szyslak's bar rag''', known to Moe sentimentally as '''Raggy''', is a rag used by [[Moe Szyslak]]. It has a long history.
  
When the group first formed, Marge and the other three women would have conversation and coffee at [[The Coffee Cafe]] while the four boys all played in [[Toddlin' Town]]. Marge left the group after a while because she felt that the other three boys were a bad influence on Bart, but for a long time was unable to recall a specific reason.
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The rag was made in [[Ville de Springfield]] after [[Margareet]] used demon wool to make a tapestry. The tapestry was then taken by the [[Duke de Springfield]] back to his castle. Along the way, the horse he was riding fell over and the duke and the tapestry fell off the edge, hanging the duke in the process. The citizens of the village then beat the duke, which was too horrible even for a rag made from demon wool to cope with.  
  
Seven years later, Marge reunited with the other three women, re-forming the group. It started when Bart and a [[5th Grader]] noticed that they had identical sword-shaped scars on their hands. This led to their figuring out that their moms had once been friends, which in turn led to The Cool Moms getting back together.
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The tapestry was then placed in a cathedral. Vikings raided the cathedral with [[Viking art thief|one viking]] deciding to become an art thief. This viking then rubbed the tapestry on his crotch before taking a bite out of it. This was the tapestry's first feeling of anguish.
  
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Moe Szyslak's bar rag, known to Moe sentimentally as Raggy, is a rag used by Moe Szyslak. It has a long history.

The rag was made in Ville de Springfield after Margareet used demon wool to make a tapestry. The tapestry was then taken by the Duke de Springfield back to his castle. Along the way, the horse he was riding fell over and the duke and the tapestry fell off the edge, hanging the duke in the process. The citizens of the village then beat the duke, which was too horrible even for a rag made from demon wool to cope with.

The tapestry was then placed in a cathedral. Vikings raided the cathedral with one viking deciding to become an art thief. This viking then rubbed the tapestry on his crotch before taking a bite out of it. This was the tapestry's first feeling of anguish.

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