"‘Tis a fine barn, but sure it is no pool, English"

>"‘Tis a fine barn, but sure it is no pool, English"
What did he mean by this?

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The Simpsons were supposed to build a pool but instead they made a barn.

Sneed

Hellooo I am mr burrns
>dont say at the fuck and suck dont say at the fuck and suck
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all work and no play makes Sneedy weedy HAHAHA
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Is a fine feed, but sure it is no Sneed

But is the amish implying that Homer is English but he himself isn't?

Is saying it's a good barn, but it's not a pool, and he says English to clarify the language he is speaking now

As opposed to German? I bet this sounds weird in the Spanish dub.

No the Amish guy is calling him English as in the nationality.

No he says English because he doesn't want Homer to be confused in thinking he's speaking another language from using old fashioned words like "tis"

Cringe

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Amish often refer to non-Amish people as English

Amish people call outsiders English. For example the sentence could go "Tis a fine barn, but it is no pool, Homer", but he calls him "English" instead. It's like calling someone "guy" or "nigger" instead of their name.

only to yanks they do (and actual english probably)

My nationality was made in Guatemala.

*snort* heh heh nigger

What do they call city-slickers?

formerly negro

It's because the Amish are mostly German-descendants and mostly speak a German dialect among themselves

did he sell tomacco tho???

How fancy

Who do you think wrote that joke? Seems like something Swartzwelder would come up with.

the man on homers right Looks like a farmer :D

Ian Maxtone-Graham