ocr: intensely devoted to his wife and kids, when it occurs to him. When Marge refuses to go scrounging at the dump, Homer promises to bring her back something nice. In fact, Homer spends as much time as possible singing Marge's praises between rounds of beer at Moe's Tavern. Now, if only he could remember the words to that praise song. Moe's Tavern is Homer's homely home away from home; a place where he will be greeted with open arms by both well and ill-wishers alike, as long as he's buying, which iss seldom; a place where he can relax, scratch himself with his keys, blow his nose on his shirt, a ...
