A brass compass rests in moss beside a drifting copper-brown leaf against olive green.

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Homer

When you’re an experienced woodsman, you get a feel for these things. It’s like a third sense.

— The Simpsons ‧ 1989

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What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker boasts that woodland experience has sharpened their instincts, then calls this a third sense. The joke is the mistaken number: the familiar boast would be a sixth sense. That slip undermines the expertise the speaker is trying to display.

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