Simpsons Jokes you never got

What is funny about this?

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I don't know.
But I am afraid as to where this thread will go.

> Woodstock
One of the last "cultural" jokes...
You're a kid, don't you?

its from "Marge vs. Singles, Seniors, Childless Couples and Teens and Gays"

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whats funny about the people at woodstock being replaced by babies? That's "Sausage party" levels of "Dude, unusual thing is doing something associated with something else, LMAO!"

You know, I watched all of the Simpsons in Spanish and this joke doesn't make sense in Spanish, but in English is as obvious as it gets.

the actual joke or the fake meme variation?

> Ivan Nht Nioj

The actual joke. Yvan et nioj wasn't translated, we got it in English.

Cachaza y semilla de Sneed (antes de Chuck)

Oh boy....

Cuck y suck de Chuck?

Ah, you talking the Spanish from Spain.
Latin-american variation is the same as English, but don't translated.

Oh Boy what? is this because the episode was by Jon Vitti, who also wrote the "Maggie is Naked" gag?

Chingar y Chupar de Chuck

As you can see, the ryhme doesn't translate well.

That makes no sense, unless I'm missing some Spain slang there (I am from Mexico)

Didn't get this one.

You hurt me, was a good VA character.

aniram al a etenu

That's in the Lisa reverse caption, not the original.
I'm the only latin-america remember that shit?

The Simpsons in Mexican is terrible

>implying Mexicans wouldn't call him carlitos

I didn't know that but the fact that it was brought up is why there are worries for this thread. But then again most Simpsons threads have been pretty safe for a while, so perhaps my worries are unnecessary.

>The Simpsons in Mexican is terrible
I like it way better than the horrible Spain version, although a lot of the early humor had regionalisms that would only result as funny to Mexicans.

Don't tell me this -
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Isn't better than this -
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>I'm the only latin-america remember that shit?
I grew up with the Simpsons and used to watch two hours of them at night every day (first in Fox, then in Azteca 7), but to be honest, I had forgotten they added that caption, and had to watch a clip to remember.