So at the end did Lisa call the national time hotline instead? Like back then we're calls to that free or did she rack up a big bill anyways?
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The one where Lisa is addicted to calling the Cory hotline. Maggie is playing with her toy phone, and it's driving Lisa crazy.
It's the one where Lisa runs up the phone bill by calling the Corey hotline and the family is upset with her despite the fact that Bart calls Australia, Antarctica, and Argentina while Homer calls Burkina Faso and Disputed Zone and nobody gets upset with them.
The one where Lisa keeps calling the Corey hotline? She's jonesing while Maggie is playing with her toy phone.
Here are some words that rhyme with Corey: glory, story, allegory, Montessori... Correctori!
Not familiar with the episode, but Simpsons characters have 4 fingers on each hand (counting the thumb of course), and there are only 8 holes on that phone's rotary dial.
Does that mean The Simpsons naturally count in base 8 octal?
Wait, nevermind, there was that episode where Homer learned the real emergency services number is 912.
Sigh, what number did Maggie dial anyways?
They count the way THE LORD intended.
LOL, touché Simpsons fan!