The Uter Bomber
- "Heh, heh! I just took the fizz out of his physics!"
- ―Lisa Simpson
The Uter Bomber
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The Uter Bomber is a Bart Simpson story first printed in Bart Simpson #33.
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During recess at Springfield Elementary School, Bart tries to use a see-saw to launch a water balloon. However, when he jumps onto it, the balloon just falls onto his head. Bart realizes that he needs something heavier on the end of the see-saw and spots Üter, offering him a cookie to jump on the see-saw. Üter does so, and the balloon flies and gets Lisa wet. Bart realizes that the heavier Üter is, the farther the balloons will travel, so he lets Üter have his and Wendell's entire lunches if he keeps jumping on the see-saw.
As Bart prepares the next balloon, Lisa approaches him and tells him that she couldn't help but notice he was analyzing the relationships among force, position, velocity, and acceleration as his catapult uses the physics of projectile motion to launch objects. She then says that it's nice to see Bart having fun with math. Bart is shocked by this revelation and throws his water balloon on the ground. As he walks away, Üter asks where Bart's going because he's running out of lunches, and Lisa smugly says that she took the fizz out of physics.
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