Would you put up with a partner who constantly took advantage of your good nature while breaking everything and getting drunk? If yes, you could be Marge Simpson.
Everybody loves The Simpsons. We all have our favourite episodes, characters and quotes and though the show may not be as good now as it used to be, nobody can deny the cultural impact that Americas favourite non-prehistoric family have had on the world for the last quarter century. They have taught us many important lessons over the years; Homer and Marge teach us about the strength of love and family over money and fame. Lisa has learned many times-over the importance of being yourself and finding happiness in being different, and even Bart shows some moral fibre occasionally albeit long after doing the wrong thing first. Other episodes have seen the family teach and learn tolerance for cultural differences such as race, religion and sexual orientation. Who can forget Homers long road to accepting new friend John as gay: Queer right? Thats what you like to be called? However The Simpsons is a cartoon at the end of the day and thats how they have been able to get away with less inspiring morals and life lessons, which would never hold true in real life. The Simpsons is a parody of the typical American family and as such, they arent meant to be taken seriously, thought provoking though they may be. As much as Homer Simpson is many peoples' favourite television character of all time, the following article is purely objective. Which is to say, he doesn't come out of this one well. Here are ten terrible life lessons The Simpsons can somehow live by.
As a wrestling fan I've flown across the Atlantic for the last five years specifically to attend WrestleMania (28 and 30) as well as TNA, ROH, Evolve, Chikara and most recently PWG.
I may have a problem!
But if you're reading my work then you probably love wrestling too, so lets focus on that!
