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Patty, Selma, would you excuse me for a moment? |
If you're going for a beer, this is the last one. |
I decided to mix the little bits that were left in every liquor bottle. |
In my haste I had grabbed a bottle of the kids' cough syrup. |
It passed the first test: I didn't go blind. |
They say everyone can float in the Dead Sea, but Selma sank right to the bottom. |
I don't know the scientific explanation, but fire made it good. |
Whoa, sounds like one hell of a drink. What do you call it? |
A "Flaming Homer". |
Okay, why don't you make us up a couple of "Flaming Homers"? |
Hey Moe, you got any cough syrup? |
Uh, let me check the lost and found. |
What do we got here, Bowie knife, troll doll, glass eye... |
Oh. Here we are. |
It's not without its charm. |
Try lighting it on fire. |
Whoa! Homer, it's like there's a party in my mouth and everyone's invited. |
Hey, your Love Tester's busted. I want my nickel back. |
Hey, buddy. Have one on the house. |
Hey, hey, this drink is delicious! And my phlegm feels looser. What do you call it? |
Well, it's called a "Flaming... |
Moe! It's called a "Flaming Moe"! That's right, a "Flaming Moe". My name is Moe, and I invented it. That's why it's called a Flaming Moe. What? What are you lookin' at, Homer? It's a Flaming Moe I'm Moe. |
Hey, what's this? |
A sneeze guard. |
Wow, it really works. |
I'll be back. |
Moe, I haven't seen the place this crowded since the government cracked down on you for accepting food stamps. Do you think my drink had something to do with it? |
Who can say? It's probably a combination of things. |
Another pitcher of those amazing "Flaming Moe's". |
Boy, I hate this joint, but I love that drink. |
Barkeep, I couldn't help noticing your sign. |
The one that says, "Bartenders Do It 'Til You Barf"? |
No, above that store-bought drollery. |
Oh great! Why don't we fill out an application? I'll need your name, measurements and turn ons.. |
You really expect me to tell you my measurements? |
You could, but I find this way is much more accurate... and fun. |
what do you offer in the way of salary? |
Minimum wage and tips. Of course there are fringe benefits. |
Such as? |
An unforgettable weekend at Club Moe. |
I prefer to take my vacations someplace hot. |
I like your moxie, kid. You're hired. |
You shan't regret this. |
Methinks I shan't. |
Pardon me, are you the genius behind the "Flaming Moe"? |
Why yes I -- |
I'm your man. |
Huh uh. My name is Harv Bannister. I work for "Tipsy McStagger's Good Time Drinking and Eating Emporium". |
Oh yeah? Hey, what's Mr. McStagger really like? |
Actually, there is no Tipsy McStagger. He's just a composite of other successful logos. |
Well, you tell him from me that he makes one great mozzarella stick. |
Yes, fine, I will. Anyway, I've got a proposition for you. |
Keep talkin'. |
We feel your "Flaming Moe" is perfect for our restaurant chain. We want to buy the recipe. |
No dice. The "Flaming Moe" is not for sale. Do you know how much of my blood and sweat are in this drink? |
Good for you, Moe. Only an idiot would give away a million dollar idea like that. |
So the next time you use a gas chromatograph, remember to thank Mister A.J.P Martin. |
Brilliant Martin, brilliant. Once again you've wrecked the grading curve. Oh, I pity the poor student who has to follow you. Bart Simpson? You're next. |
"The Inventor I Admire", by Bart Simpson. The inventor I admire is, not a rich man, or a famous man, or even a smart man. He's my father, Homer Simpson, creator of... the "Flaming Homer"! |
The "Flaming Homer"? You mean the "Flaming Moe". And your dad didn't invent it, ya wuss. Moe the bartender did. |
Yes, everyone knows that. |
It's not true! My father invented that drink, and if you'll allow me to demonstrate... |
Bart, are those liquor bottles? |
I brought enough for everybody. |
Take those to the teacher's lounge. You can have what's left at the end of the day. |
Good evening, Krusty. |
Nice to see you, Bernard. |
Thank you very much. Right this way. |
Krusty, over here! |
What the--? |
Henceforth, this date shall forever be known as "Flaming Moe's Day." |
Uh, sir, this is already Veteran's Day. |
It can be two things! |
Mom, instead of milk for dinner, can I have a "Virgin Moe?" |
Honey, what's wrong? |
I'll tell you what's wrong. That rotten Moe is getting rich off a recipe i gave him! |
Take that off this second! |
Homie, why don't you just go down to Moe's and talk to him? I bet he'd be willing to share some of his success with you. |
Nah... Marge, I'm too upset to eat -- I think I'll go to Moe's. . |
Can I help you sir? |
I need to talk to Moe. |
Your name's not on the list. |
I didn't even tell you my name. |
Okay, what's your name? |
Homer Simpson. |
Not on the list. |
We're all filled up. Fire laws. |
Ladies and gentlemen, some new buddies of mine stopped by tonight. Maybe we can get 'em to come up here. How about a warm "Flaming Moe's" welcome for Aerosmith! |
I don't think so, Moe. / Yeah, we're just hangin' out. |
C'mon, guys. Free pickled eggs. |
Hello, St. Lewis! |
Uh, that's Springfield, Steven. |
Uh, yeah, right. Are you ready to rock?! |
Yeah!!! |
I said, are you ready to rock?! |
Yeah!!! |
Hit it!! |
WELL THERE'S A BACK SEAT LOVER, THAT'S ALWAYS UNDER COVER, |
AND I TALK TO MY DAD, HE SAY/ HE SAID, YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN' TILL YOU'RE DOWN ON A MUFFIN AND YOU'RE SURE TO BE CHANGIN' YOUR WAYS/ I MET A CHEERLEADER WAS A REAL YOUNG BLEEDER OH THE TIMES I COULD REMINISCE/ TO THE BEST THINGS OF LOVIN' WITH HER SISTER AND HER COUSIN AND THEY STARTED WITH A LITTLE KISS/ |
Barney? |
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