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'Christians from all over the UK are getting ready to take part in a night of celebration for the most ridiculed yellow person ever to walk the streets of Springfield.'
'Thousands of churchgoers attending the annual Greenbelt festival later this month are expected to turn up at the Ned Flanders night, many dressed as Ned lookalikes, to party to the sound of tribute band Ned Zeppelin.'
'There really is something about Ned, says organiser Steve Goddard. "Ned is an innocent abroad in a world of cynicism and compromise. We love him because we know what it's like to be classed as a nerd - and to come out smiling at the end of it.'
'Christian college kids here in the US seem to have adopted him. It shows they have a sense of humour about themselves, that they are really in on the joke. I think that's one of the things that makes Ned so appealing.'
Erm... what the what? It's almost like sthose stupid religious folk in Africa that crush guns and claim that they are 'excorcising evil spirits!'. What a waste of good guns.
That man impersonating Ned Flanders on the right does indeed look exactly like a man balancing a herd under his nose. Yes, I'm right, I know.
'Christians from all over the UK are getting ready to take part in a night of celebration for the most ridiculed yellow person ever to walk the streets of Springfield.'
'Thousands of churchgoers attending the annual Greenbelt festival later this month are expected to turn up at the Ned Flanders night, many dressed as Ned lookalikes, to party to the sound of tribute band Ned Zeppelin.'
'There really is something about Ned, says organiser Steve Goddard. "Ned is an innocent abroad in a world of cynicism and compromise. We love him because we know what it's like to be classed as a nerd - and to come out smiling at the end of it.'
'Christian college kids here in the US seem to have adopted him. It shows they have a sense of humour about themselves, that they are really in on the joke. I think that's one of the things that makes Ned so appealing.'
Erm... what the what? It's almost like sthose stupid religious folk in Africa that crush guns and claim that they are 'excorcising evil spirits!'. What a waste of good guns.
That man impersonating Ned Flanders on the right does indeed look exactly like a man balancing a herd under his nose. Yes, I'm right, I know.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/2175870.stm
'Christians from all over the UK are getting ready to take part in a night of celebration for the most ridiculed yellow person ever to walk the streets of Springfield.'
'Thousands of churchgoers attending the annual Greenbelt festival later this month are expected to turn up at the Ned Flanders night, many dressed as Ned lookalikes, to party to the sound of tribute band Ned Zeppelin.'
'There really is something about Ned, says organiser Steve Goddard. "Ned is an innocent abroad in a world of cynicism and compromise. We love him because we know what it's like to be classed as a nerd - and to come out smiling at the end of it.'
'Christian college kids here in the US seem to have adopted him. It shows they have a sense of humour about themselves, that they are really in on the joke. I think that's one of the things that makes Ned so appealing.'
Erm... what the what? It's almost like sthose stupid religious folk in Africa that crush guns and claim that they are 'excorcising evil spirits!'. What a waste of good guns.
That man impersonating Ned Flanders on the right does indeed look exactly like a man balancing a herd under his nose. Yes, I'm right, I know.
'Christians from all over the UK are getting ready to take part in a night of celebration for the most ridiculed yellow person ever to walk the streets of Springfield.'
'Thousands of churchgoers attending the annual Greenbelt festival later this month are expected to turn up at the Ned Flanders night, many dressed as Ned lookalikes, to party to the sound of tribute band Ned Zeppelin.'
'There really is something about Ned, says organiser Steve Goddard. "Ned is an innocent abroad in a world of cynicism and compromise. We love him because we know what it's like to be classed as a nerd - and to come out smiling at the end of it.'
'Christian college kids here in the US seem to have adopted him. It shows they have a sense of humour about themselves, that they are really in on the joke. I think that's one of the things that makes Ned so appealing.'
Erm... what the what? It's almost like sthose stupid religious folk in Africa that crush guns and claim that they are 'excorcising evil spirits!'. What a waste of good guns.
That man impersonating Ned Flanders on the right does indeed look exactly like a man balancing a herd under his nose. Yes, I'm right, I know.
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