Can someone explain this to me? I only know this guy from that Simpsons episode where Homer imagined (?) this Ray guy who helped Homer fix a roof or something
Yes, Homer might have been trying to fix a hole in his roof, then possibly met and befriended a roofer named Ray Magini, which is almost certainly an anagram for “Imaginary.” (Homer’s brain was theorized to be a genius because it turned out Ray might or might not have been imaginary!)
Also, I may have wasted my childhood and early adult years.
Can someone explain this to me? I only know this guy from that Simpsons episode where Homer imagined (?) this Ray guy who helped Homer fix a roof or something
Yes, Homer might have been trying to fix a hole in his roof, then possibly met and befriended a roofer named Ray Magini, which is almost certainly an anagram for “Imaginary.” (Homer’s brain was theorized to be a genius because it turned out Ray might or might not have been imaginary!)
Also, I may have wasted my childhood and early adult years.
He might be know as Raymond from everybody loves Raymond
I loved that show.
The creator Phil Rosenthal has a Netflix show about food traveling called somebody feed Phil that me and my wife love to watch