
[11:06] The Simpsons English Listening: Context-Based Vocabulary Learning & Rapid Word Bank Growth

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and and and Oh, no! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas, Monty House! Merry Christmas, Mr. Mouse! Oh, uh-huh! Hey, hey, do the modern sensitivity! We've been asked to block any violent images that appear in the kitchen. Hey, do the modern sensitivity. We've been asked to block any violent images that appear in the children's cartoon. We've been asked to block any violent images that appear in the children's cartoon. Violent roleplay. Violent roleplay. Violent lives and being violent. Violent lives and being violent. Oh my gosh! I never watched one of these sober! I never watched one of these sober! When you're sober, if you're sober, I'd like to come up to the hole. When you're sober, if you're sober, I'd like to come up to the hole. They weren't sober before, they're sober now. They weren't sober before, they're sober now. I gotta get this bloodbath off my kids' show! Damn it! Oh geez! When did everything turn to crap? Oh, don't use language like that. Man, think sure I've turned to crap. No more, you have to take the Halloween decorations down before you put the Christmas ones up. March to dead, I say Boo Humbug! There's a new Grinch this holiday season, and its name is Global Warming. Meteorologist Sworn, there'll be no snow this Christmas. Meteorologist Sworn, there'll be no snow this Christmas. He was a meteorologist. He was a meteorologist. He were all in the same instant with probably cause by tornado. He were all in the same instant with probably cause by tornado. Anywhere in America, not even in Alaska, where the Eskimos now have a hundred words for nothing. Global Warming, by pure coincidence every scientist was right. But it's not all doom and gloom. Illegal poachers are having a field day. Anywhere in every gap is clear. capabilities. A Reverse wonder, not reverse ghost is worse than that... Most likely lequel low mouse? Pocha,fire uh, small mouse ninja? To sleep on the DD müh1, Molly used previousHappyHappyC rings hippie. HappyК Let it go! Hmm. Hmm. Hmm. Hmm. Hmm. Hmm. Snow? Snow! Oh, you know what this means, kids? I don't have to pick up the dog poops. I saw you see, the snow is a micro climate aberration caused by radioactive steam, from the nuclear plant, and of course, tire fire particulate and glyph. So where are the only plays in America with snow, if you can call it that, I guess you can. Don't you, idiot, see what this means? Idiots, why do we re-elect this guy? Because his opponent has a long, Slavic name. Oh, we want bumper sticker. People, Springfield is now the only town in America that has known this Christmas. So tourists are going to want to come here. Stay in our hotels! Slut about a spaghetti. Die in our hospitals. I say we welcome our winter tourists with open arms, then gouge the hell out of them. And gouge the hell out of them. Don't gouge us. Don't gouge us. There's no mercy, that okay, or gouge them. There's no mercy, that okay, or gouge them. Who? Who will gouge with me? I too will gouge. The fear is proud to make a corporate commitment to gougeing. Yeah! Here come the tourists! Man your ATM! Here come the tourists! Man your ATM! Here! Here! Err... Why would a robot need mittens? Why would a little boy need an aspirin? I don't know. Oh, I don't know. The one thing, Bungo Comics are good for. Yeah! Are you okay, Chief? Err... Are you okay, Chief? Chief! Chief! Chief! Chief! Chief! Chief, come here! Chief, come here! Chief, I'll be fine. God, I've been down to pick up a piece of candy and roll down a hill. You always think it's the other guy that'll turn into a giant snowball, never you? Have you seen Lou? There's no! In my lungs! A lot of attitude in that hand, Lou. A lot of attitude. Oh, look at all these hard-state license plates. First and freeways. The Ohio State. The fracking belt. Still a British colony at heart. Land of many watersnakes. Oh, wow! One-eye parking five dollars. Oh! Oh! Oh! People I'm completely out of milk. I do have several DVDs of the movie milk, and inspiring return to form for director Goss Van Zandt. Do you have life of pie? No, but I have some home movies of me on a canoe with a big dog. People who have never seen a movie say it is a good movie. You can't afford Christmas. And when you can't afford Christmas, you feel there's a family. That's what all the big stores say. Excuse me, ma'am. I'm so sorry to bother you, but my kids are exhausted, and the town is sold out. Is there any chance you'd have a spare room for us? Well, there's a wreck room off the kitchen, but sometimes it's there, and sometimes it isn't. Our house is very hard that way. Please, please, ma'am. We'd pay you $300 a night. Well, you seem like a nice pushy stranger. Ma'am, because we talk this way, people always think that we're, um, what is that word, honey? Passive aggressive? Right, right, but we're not. Please, please take our money, and everybody wins. Oh, good. Marjorie married after I died. Wait a minute. I'm not dead. What's going on? These are new borders. Uh-oh, no way. I'm not sharing my bed with anybody except you. And maybe that guy, Lincoln style. But that's it. This is a great thing. We're helping people celebrate Christmas, and we'll be able to afford Christmas. Oh, I don't know. It won't seem like Christmas without opening up a giant credit card bill in January. Take a look at this. What's the... The Simpson's bed and breakfast? I always wanted to stay in a place like this, but Christmas is a special time. And I like to spend it in the warm embrace of watching football. Oh, Simpson. Ask yourself. W-W-B-J-D. What? Well, my baby Jesus too. She knows that I'm a sir. I want a kisser. And just... Oh, is my marriage Christmas? Well, this crazy scheme is the kind of impulsive behavior I want to encourage in you. Well, this crazy scheme is the kind of impulsive behavior I want to encourage in you. She was impulsive, emotionally unstable. You're impulsive, maybe. You're impulsive, maybe. You... I'm in! 100%. Oh, thank you! Now, Army, table three needs more bread. I'm on a break. Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!
- reverse
noun
1. turning in the opposite direction
Synonym: reversionreversalturnaboutturnaround
2. (American football) a running play in which a back running in one direction hands the ball to a back running in the opposite direction
3. the gears by which the motion of a machine can be reversed
Synonym: reverse gear
4. the side of a coin or medal that does not bear the principal design
Synonym: verso
5. an unfortunate happening that hinders or impedes
something that is thwarting or frustratingSynonym: reversalsetbackblowblack eye
6. a relation of direct opposition
e.g. we thought Sue was older than Bill but just the reverse was true
Synonym: contraryopposite
- Christmas
- damn
noun
1. something of little value
e.g. his promise is not worth a damn
not worth one red cent
not worth shucksSynonym: darnhootred centshitshuckstinker's damntinker's dam
- bumper
noun
1. a mechanical device consisting of bars at either end of a vehicle to absorb shock and prevent serious damage
2. a glass filled to the brim (especially as a toast)
e.g. we quaffed a bumper of ale
- gouge
noun
1. the act of gouging
2. and edge tool with a blade like a trough for cutting channels or grooves
3. an impression in a surface (as made by a blow)
Synonym: dentdingnick
- exhausted
adj
1. depleted of energy, force, or strength
e.g. impossible to grow tobacco on the exhausted soil
the exhausted food sources
exhausted oil wellsSynonym: spent
2. drained physically
e.g. the day's events left her completely exhausted--her strength drained
3. drained of energy or effectiveness
extremely tired
completely exhaustede.g. the day's shopping left her exhausted
he went to bed dog-tired
was fagged and sweaty
the trembling of his played out limbs
felt completely washed-out
only worn-out horses and cattle
you look worn outSynonym: dog-tiredfaggedfatiguedplayed outspentwashed-outworn-out(a)worn out(p)
- parking
noun
1. the act of maneuvering a vehicle into a location where it can be left temporarily
2. space in which vehicles can be parked
e.g. there is plenty of parking behind the store
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