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{{Sneedtext|Marge}}, also known as Marge moment or Margebeeralds{{Margerald}}, is a term used by ‘teens to express confusion, usually with Leebait or a p#blm comic{{Margerald}}. It is derived from a Leebait crop of Homer Simpson and Marge Simpson talking about the end of 2015 tv show ''Equestria Girls''{{Margerald}}. The line originated from Season 5 episode 15 of the Simpsons, ''Rosebud''{{Margerald}}. | {{Sneedtext|Marge}}, also known as Marge moment or Margebeeralds{{Margerald}}, is a term used by ‘teens to express confusion, usually with Leebait or a p#blm comic{{Margerald}}. It is derived from a Leebait crop of Homer Simpson and Marge Simpson talking about the end of 2015 tv show ''Equestria Girls''{{Margerald}}. The line originated from Season 5 episode 15 of the Simpsons, ''Rosebud''{{Margerald}}. | ||
The first example of margeralds being posted was on [[:/tv/|/tv/ on 2019]]{{Margerald}}. The earliest known usage of Marge as confusion was on a [[Soyjak.party]] /soy/ thread on October 29, 2020{{Margerald}}. | The first example of margeralds being posted was on [[:/tv/|/tv/ on 2019]]{{Margerald}}. The earliest known usage of Marge as confusion was on a [[Soyjak.party]] /soy/ thread on October 29, 2020{{Margerald}}. | ||
Revision as of 17:07, 2 April 2026
Marge Simpson smell like feet, cheese, and lee.
Marge, also known as Marge moment or Margebeeralds[Marge...], is a term used by ‘teens to express confusion, usually with Leebait or a p#blm comic[Marge...]. It is derived from a Leebait crop of Homer Simpson and Marge Simpson talking about the end of 2015 tv show Equestria Girls[Marge...]. The line originated from Season 5 episode 15 of the Simpsons, Rosebud[Marge...]. The first example of margeralds being posted was on /tv/ on 2019[Marge...]. The earliest known usage of Marge as confusion was on a Soyjak.party /soy/ thread on October 29, 2020[Marge...].
