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    When The Simpsons met Tony Blair in London, who did they think he was?

    Question #101864. Asked by mmrrll. (Dec 23 08 9:16 AM)


    BRY2K

    		Homer took Marge and kids to London where they met Tony Blair and thought he was Mr. Bean.

    http://download-simpsons-episodes.edogo.com/

    Dec 23 08, 9:22 AM

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