Bart Simpson


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Bart Simpson

Regional drug slang for heroin.
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Coincidentally, Bart Simpson was born in Dayton, Ohio, where Nancy comes from.
The big Razz interview: Bart Simpson forever; Forget the celeb voices that make Shrek 2 such a big event ... you may never have heard of any of these actors, but without them Bart, Homer and Springfield's finest wouldn't be the same
The newest marketing campaign featuring Bart Simpson will include both digital and social media, the company says.
Bart Simpson, Nestle team up again
The Iran Times could not reach Bart Simpson for a reaction to Farjoo's attack, but it is likely he might give his standard reply of: "Eat my shorts!"
Bart being Barbie-qued
BART SIMPSON ANNUAL 2011 - MATT GROENING: He's yellow, but he sure ain't mellow!
Look Marge! Win Simpsons annuals..
Over the years he has been a variety of popular film and television characters including Harry Potter, Shrek, Spiderman, and Bart Simpson.
Simpsons start invasion of village
We don't deny that Bart Simpson is one radical dude on a postage stamp, but he and the rest of his family have a ways to go before they are enshrined in any philatelic hall of fame.
Dysfunctional delivery, 44 cents
In the newly created version, Bart Simpson is seen writing on his school blackboard, "HDTV is worth every cent".
The Simpsons get new title sequence
There was a very large crowd waiting and one woman said to us that she had brought her grand children "just to see Bart Simpson".
Letter: Mailbag - What happened to the lights?
Now his son Steve, 31, is pledging to run the gruelling 13.1 mile Great North Run - wearing a Bart Simpson mask.
Cancer victim's son runs for hospital; Moving tribute to brave drugs campaigner
I am not as familiar with The Simpsons as Mr Owen appears to be but I can't find anything wrong with Bart Simpson's logic if he thinks the same way as me.
Living up to challenge
DRAWING THE LINE: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE ANIMATION UNIONS FROM BOSKO TO BART SIMPSON provides the first comprehensive history of animators' unions in modern times, from silent cartoons through today's big movie hits.
Drawing the Line: The Untold Story of the Animations Union from Bosko to Bart Simpson
Now only does Saulisberry draw from his many years of experience and expertise as a successful and sought-after voice-over performer, he draws upon the advice of Nancy Cartwright (the voice of Bart Simpson), Don LaFontaine (known within the film industry as the 'king' of movie trailer voice-overs), Frank Welker (the voice of Scooby Doo), Robe Paulsen (the voice of Pinky in the Warner Brothers animated television series 'Pinky and The Brain'), and Harlan Hogan (author of "VO: Tales and Techniques of a Voice-Over Actor").
Step Up To The Mic
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