nickersonm
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« Reply #80 on: 02-21-2005 03:17 »
« Last Edit on: 02-21-2005 03:17 »
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Eating discount after-valentines candy hearts reminds me of Love and Rocket. There don't seem to be any 21-character expressions, though . Edit: TOTPD on my second post!
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Trchri
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We just got to Denumerable Infinity in math class the other day. Couldn't help but think of Quizblorg, Quizblorg.
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Nasty Pasty
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*Bump* Just found out that the Robin William's Character in the movie "Robots" is named Fender.
Which means it has a duel Futurama reminder, Bender and his friend the guitar amp.
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Erasmus
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I met one of my dad's work colleagues the other day who actually does have a degree in homeopatic medicine. I wish I'd had the bottle to tell him that he had a degree in baloney.
Though he would probably have been a bit confused, seeing as how I live in Britain and we don't have baloney over here.
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Futurama Nerd
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^CSI rocks, especially Las Vagas.
My friend said insane in the mainframe today, she was actually quoting it from Futuram itself. I'm so glad I have a friend who likes Futurama too.
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Rongwrong
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Before I list mine, I'd like to pause and say that I sincerely hope I don't get a verbal beating for being a newbie on my bewwy first post here and/or topic bumping. But anyway, I was doing my physics research and had the Futurama flashback that led me here in the first place. There's a phenomenon in x-rays called Bragg's Law. Long story short, it basically relates to whether the interference between x-rays re-emitted from particles in a lattice will be constructive or destructive. But I misread it as Brannigan's Law and had violent flashback to the scene in Love's Labours Lost in Space where Zapp keeps either dramatically saying "Brannigan's Law," or making others say it somewhat less enthusiastically. Then for the rest of the afternoon, flashbacks to the underlying physics of Futurama interrupted study until the revelation that the circuit diagrams I'd been sketching were basically primitive form of robot pornography. Giggles emanated from my library cubicle. Strange looks were recieved. And justly deserved.
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