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Bart writes on a classroom blackboard filled with the repeated line "NO ONE CARES WHAT MY DEFINITION OF 'IS' IS"

The Simpsons, “D'oh-in' in the Wind” (season 10, episode 6), 0:15–0:23

Bart writes on a classroom blackboard filled with the repeated line "NO ONE CARES WHAT MY DEFINITION OF 'IS' IS"

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What happens

Bart, the boy with spiky hair in an orange shirt and blue shorts, writes on a classroom blackboard filled with the repeated line "NO ONE CARES WHAT MY DEFINITION OF 'IS' IS." He turns, walks past a red trash can toward a door, and then bursts out of the school beneath a sign reading "Springfield Elementary School." Riding a green skateboard, he lifts his arms in the air, then glides along a curving sidewalk past a large tree and a modern glass office building.

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