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In response to "This appears to be an attempt to test the limits of the recency effect. -- nm" by Roger More

This is like the Bryan Cranston thing all over again. Don't you learn?

Posted by David (aka David) Feb 23 '16, 17:36

Brilliant season 25 episodes:

Homerland
YOLO
The Kid Is All Right
Steal This Episode ***
Married to the Blob ***
Specs and the City***
The Man Who Grew Too Much
You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee*
Days of Future Future
Brick Like Me***
Pay Pal

Responses:

That you disagree just to disagree? Sure I do! -- nm - Roger More Feb 23, 17:37 12
- Good lord, man. You're like Spawn. - David Feb 23, 17:38 11
  - So far the split on this "more divisive question" is between you and everyone. -- nm - Roger More Feb 23, 17:45 10
    - one might even surmise he posted the question for the sole purpose of arguing his (wrong) point -- nm - ML Feb 23, 17:55 1
      - Vermin leaving the board created a contrarian vacuum that had to be filled. -- nm - Roger More Feb 23, 18:02
    - so par for the course -- nm - sweet baboo Feb 23, 17:46
    - Your memory is even as bad as his. -- nm - David Feb 23, 17:46 6
      - It's as though you're Homer drawing a line down the centre of the house, a la 'I Love Lucy' -- nm - Roger More Feb 23, 17:48 5
        
        I say this with tremendous love for my Brotherman, but when arguing with David on these things, the only way to win is not to play. nm - ralph wiggum Feb 23, 17:51 3
        
        Dude. -- nm - David Feb 23, 17:53 1
        
        You are STUBBORN!! Especially about the Simpsons. I refer you to Ralph the Viking as Exhibit A. nm - ralph wiggum Feb 23, 17:55
        
        "just don't look. just don't look"...nm - x Feb 23, 17:53
        
        Not your best 36 hours. -- nm - David Feb 23, 17:51

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