What Marge looked like as a child? #shorts #simpsons

[AlexisWilson-ji]

“should i paint my toes?” is SO real 😭

[Undramundram-fp]

" a girl with teeth? Me likey!" got me!

[memeyo]

I love how Marge's hair is so physically strong that instead of setting it on fire, it just gets burned and then back to normal after some hours😂

[lydia.e.r]

‘A girl with teeth, me likee’ - nice to know I can meet one standard.

[flo]

“Lose your accent in 30 days” on the book is diabolical 😭😭

[JSETTTE]

“Stupid girl” I love when she said that

[hihihihihi-bx]

I love how homers standards is as long as they have teeth

[JustAFace_InTheCrowd]

The one thing they forgot is that Marge didn’t do her hair like that when she was young. She didn’t have a beehive until college.

[raiyneisdead]

"I'd be proud if you became my husband's mistress" She's a 𝒸𝒽𝒾𝓁𝒹 rn, whyy 😭😭😭

[rebeccamyers]

The book was ‘lose accent in thirty years’😂

[Yourgirlypop-hijak]

Marge went from:this👩‍🦳to this👩‍🦱to this 👩🏻

[ag]

Marge and Homer never knew they had this date because Marge had ironed and burned her hair, and Homer was wearing an eyepatch.
so they went out in high school thinking it was the first time when really it was the second.

[SelmmaDominguez]

"Guess I'll have to be a brunette tonight." by that, Marge meant that she'd have to look different for a night and he (Homer) would not recognize her when he saw again her with her blue hair.

[laurabingaman]

The girl that said stupid girl reminded me of the girl from Ratatouille😂

[BrandonJulianWindsor]

As a lifelong Zelda nerd, the triforce painting is my favorite

[kerrygligorovic]

Marge still has her same old stick up hair back when she was a child.

[cheriberry]

You know what's weird how did the teacher notice the retainer on the lunch tray when she was clearly looking straight at it when she was listing off stuff that Marge was doing right

[hopelessedgelord]

I thought Marges hair was naturally straight she just put it up.

[Enchantdawn]

This reminds me of „But im a cheerleader!“

[squidapple]

How many origin stories do Homer and Marge even have now