It has come to my attention that the Satire-Rama site, has not offered enough explanations, and its use of high humor and sophisticated musings, might be lost on the average person.  So, I have decided to add this jumpsite.  It will act as an explanation for pages to follow, as I have been experiencing problems editing them.  They will be edited, and this page deleted, and replaced with a link to the main page as soon as I can get the program up and running, but for the mean time, on to the tireless explanations!!

Well, my feeble minded peer, some common folk, may not understand the subtle refrences of satire offered to us, every Sunday night at 8:00, by Matt Groening, creator of the Simpsons, and his staff of writers!  Each week we will explore the satire provided by 2 characters from the Simpsons!!

Homer Simpson, the representation of every blue-collared worker in modern America, shows us the lighter side of insanity.  He is built off a roughly modeled Archie Bunker character, who is not too smart, and not too hardworking, but deep down is a good person.  He only wants what's best for his family.  In trying to provide this, he gets worked into everyday problems, that become epic struggles. 
Ex: When Homer is made a managing supervisor by Scorpio (his new boss) and is put in charge of employee production, he asks "Could you guys work any harder".  He also boasts that production is up 2%, through his motavational program of donuts, "and the promise of more donuts, to come."

Ralph is the not-too-bright classmate of Lisa and the son of Springfield's Police Chief.  He was given everything in life, and always treated well by his parents, so he has no ability to do anything for himself.  He is amused by the smallest things and is always wandering around aimlessly.  He, however, is never looked poorly upon, only his parents, who made him this way are.