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Too bad Skinner and Chalmers are on the Gabbo Show now.

I can't believe this is a year old and still so undiscovered. This is one of the most seamlessly steamed hams to date.

Steamed Hams from a country that no longer exists.

I was already lmao at the thumbnail! This is now my favourite steamed ham and its criminally under viewed. Nice work!

How delightfully devilish, McSuperfly!

Krusty:”What the hell was that?!”

This is nothing but pure genius...

0:13 AURORA BOREALIS! Hahahahahahah

Lol!! So awesome!! I always loved the Worker and Parasite clip. This is fantastic

It's hilarious because you have to turn captions on to understand whats going on.

This is my favorite steamed hams

"What is happening?" 😂😂😂

This is art.

Complete genius

This wins.

Endut! Hoch Hech! means "Seymour!the house is on fire!"

-What the hell was that?! -aurora borealis?!

"So here's Eastern Europe's favorite Steamed Hams duo; Superintendent and Principal!" "...What the hell was that!?"

Skinner kinda looks like The Cheat from Homestar Runner

thank you for making this

True Prolet animation!

"Steamed Hams," a popular meme derived from a scene in the television show "The Simpsons," has been creatively reimagined in various ways across different cultures and regions, including Eastern Europe. If someone were to create a version of "Steamed Hams" in an Eastern European style, they might incorporate elements of the region's cuisine, humor, and cultural references. For example, the dialogue could involve the characters discussing traditional Eastern European dishes or cultural nuances. The visual style might include Eastern European architectural elements and landscapes. Additionally, the humor might be influenced by the distinctive comedic styles found in Eastern European countries. Keep in mind that the "Steamed Hams" meme has been adapted in numerous ways, so an Eastern European version would be another creative twist on the original scene.

INT. SKINNER'S KITCHEN - DAY Superintendent Chalmers enters Principal Skinner's kitchen. Skinner stands by the stove, nervously stirring a pot. CHALMERS Ah, Skinner, my favorite principal. I hope you're prepared for an unforgettable luncheon. SKINNER Oh, egads! My roast is ruined! But what if... I were to purchase fast food and disguise it as my own cooking? Ho ho ho, delightfully devilish, Principal Chalmers. Skinner quickly darts out of the kitchen and returns holding a bag of Krusty Burger. CHALMERS (sketchy) Skinner, you sly dog! Well, despite your culinary deception, I'm famished. Let's see what you've got. Skinner nervously places the Krusty Burger on the dining table and presents it to Chalmers. SKINNER Ah, Superintendent, I hope you're ready for mouthwatering steamed hams. CHALMERS (sketchy) Steamed hams? Well, Skinner, you've outdone yourself. But isn't this a Krusty Burger? SKINNER (stuttering) Oh, no! I said steamed clams! That's what I call hamburgers. CHALMERS You call hamburgers "steamed hams"? SKINNER Yes, it's a regional dialect. CHALMERS Uh-huh. In what region? SKINNER Ah, upstate New York. CHALMERS Really? Well, I'm from Utica, and I've never heard anyone use the phrase "steamed hams" there. SKINNER Oh, not in Utica, no. It's an Albany expression. CHALMERS I see. Well, I must say, you have quite the imagination, Skinner. Skinner nervously chuckles and tries to change the subject. SKINNER Oh, you know, these hamburgers are quite similar to the ones they have at Krusty Burger. CHALMERS (sternly) Skinner, I thought these were steamed hams. SKINNER (stuttering) Oh, no, no, no! I said steamed clams! Chalmers narrows his eyes suspiciously. CHALMERS You call hamburgers "clams" too? SKINNER (stuttering) Oh, no, no! I said "clams" because... uh... I'm making clam chowder! CHALMERS (skeptical) Clam chowder? But the pot you were stirring didn't have any clams in it. Skinner's eyes dart around the room, desperately searching for an answer. SKINNER Oh, well, I was, uh, just about to add them. You see, I... uh... Suddenly, the TV in the corner of the kitchen turns on, playing a bizarre cartoon featuring a grotesque cat and mouse named Worker and Parasite. WORKER (on TV) (parodying Russian accent) In Soviet Russia, cartoon watches YOU! CHALMERS (disgusted) What on earth is that? SKINNER (panicking) Oh, that's... um... that's Worker and Parasite! It's a... uh... Russian cartoon. Yeah, very popular in... uh... Albany! Chalmers stares at the TV in disbelief. CHALMERS Albany, huh? Well, Skinner, you certainly know how to entertain your guests. Skinner nervously smiles, relieved that Chalmers seems too distracted by the bizarre cartoon to question him further. SKINNER Yes, sir! Always happy to keep things interesting. They both sit down at the table, Skinner trying to hide his relief as they begin to eat the "steamed hams." FADE OUT.

jaja.. un genio el que hizo esto

I HAVE SUSPICIONS!

Сфир Еt Sepoнж эстъ kлаsikaл kaрту́н моэт оtроче́сtво! Велikoï иоstaлgiï эпоk.

Love it

😳🚬 what the hell was that?

Is this a missing ending? Were they both burn to death?

I'm confused but intrigued

What did I just watch

WHAT THE H*LL IS THAT?

Lore of Steamed Hams But It Was Made In Eastern Europe momentum 100

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