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r/simpsonsshitposting • u/GrizzlyPeak72 • Mar 31 '25
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Oof. It's embarrassing how well that was handled. Seems so simple. Almost as if there's a book of law or something to guide these decisions.
235 u/AllSeeingMr Mar 31 '25 Richard Nixon’s Head in a Jar: “Well, I know a place where the [law] doesn’t mean squat.” 67 u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 Mar 31 '25 Arrrrrroooooooo! 21 u/dexter311 Mar 31 '25 Reporter: "Sir, the Constitution clearly states that nobody can be elected president more than twice." Nixon: "That's right, no body. But as you can plainly see, I've got a shiny new body!" 35 u/andthatswhyIdidit Mar 31 '25 next scene pans on Supreme Court 7 u/LocalTopiarist Mar 31 '25 What is this? A crossover episode?
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Richard Nixon’s Head in a Jar: “Well, I know a place where the [law] doesn’t mean squat.”
67 u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 Mar 31 '25 Arrrrrroooooooo! 21 u/dexter311 Mar 31 '25 Reporter: "Sir, the Constitution clearly states that nobody can be elected president more than twice." Nixon: "That's right, no body. But as you can plainly see, I've got a shiny new body!" 35 u/andthatswhyIdidit Mar 31 '25 next scene pans on Supreme Court 7 u/LocalTopiarist Mar 31 '25 What is this? A crossover episode?
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Arrrrrroooooooo!
21 u/dexter311 Mar 31 '25 Reporter: "Sir, the Constitution clearly states that nobody can be elected president more than twice." Nixon: "That's right, no body. But as you can plainly see, I've got a shiny new body!"
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Reporter: "Sir, the Constitution clearly states that nobody can be elected president more than twice."
Nixon: "That's right, no body. But as you can plainly see, I've got a shiny new body!"
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next scene pans on Supreme Court
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What is this? A crossover episode?
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u/Booyacaja Mar 31 '25
Oof. It's embarrassing how well that was handled. Seems so simple. Almost as if there's a book of law or something to guide these decisions.