RatchetMan

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« on: 11-21-2007 13:51 »
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So, now that we've seen the film, anybody want to hazard a guess at the meaning of the time code? Here is the binary shown in the movie... 001100 010010 011110 100001 101101 110011 I didn't see any obvious ASCII messages hidden in there, but I did notice that the numbers made a picture.  Any other ideas?
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dr.bender nye

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Originally posted by RatchetMan:So, now that we've seen the film, anybody want to hazard a guess at the meaning of the time code? Here is the binary shown in the movie... 001100 010010 011110 100001 101101 110011 I didn't see any obvious ASCII messages hidden in there, but I did notice that the numbers made a picture.  Any other ideas? Im no genius on binary, but some websites translate the code as 1'กท. I dont even know what that is.
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km73

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If the time code therefore has something to do with Leela, then that could tie in to the comment about the Other, which still hasn't been explained yet. But I also originally thought it was supposed to represent either a picture of something, or stand for a word or phrase in binary.
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dr.bender nye

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Originally posted by Pikka Bird: Hmm... When, and by whom, was it decided (in the plot) that the tattoo should be Bender's face? I thought that it was Bender's face/head they chose because the scene where you find out what it hides and Bender tells us what it says (Trying not to spoil it for some reason) It also reads out on his eyes. Although, that just might be a reflection of it.
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Frisco17

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Originally posted by homerjaysimpson:I bet there's another time twin of Leela. That's why she's the other. I won the nerd prize! I don't see how that's possible because she never traveled throught time at all. Interesting how it turns out to be 1i(forget how to make last carachter). Or we could just be over thinking everything.
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Nixorbo

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« Reply #31 on: 11-28-2007 15:44 »
« Last Edit on: 11-28-2007 15:44 »
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Originally posted by Pikka Bird: Hmm... When, and by whom, was it decided (in the plot) that the tattoo should be Bender's face? Hurray for an ontological paradox! So, where *did* the tattoo originate?
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Asrial
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« Reply #32 on: 11-28-2007 15:44 »
« Last Edit on: 11-28-2007 15:44 »
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So where did the code come from in the first place?  [EDIT: Hah, great minds think alike.. and at the same time too!]
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Frisco17

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I thought of that too. I if it was first put on by Bender from the end after taking it off "Lars'" corpse who had to have gotten it from Bender when he was Fry. It kinda goes in an endless loop. So I think it's either going to be explained in a later movie or it isn't meant to be rational, as evidenced by Nibbler.
Nibbler: "For any of this to make any sense at all somebody has to put the code on him in the first place."
(Or something to that affect. I only saw it once so cut me a break if it's wrong)
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dr.bender nye

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Originally posted by Frisco17: Nibbler: "For any of this to make any sense at all someone must take one trip to the past : to put the code on Fry's ass in the first place." Yeh, I found that confusing. If it's a Paradox Correcting code, all of this would never have happened. Or is it that when the tattoo is placed, it still goes through out that time or that because humans can only travel forward in Cryogenic tubes or something? Told you its confusing.
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