What Reminds you of Futurama: Fit the 3rd

[Reply #80 on:]

  Lol - I wish I had friends like that.

But you do. You have everyone on PEEL.

[Reply #81 on:]

  Lol - I wish I had friends like that.

But you do. You have everyone on PEEL.

Boo! hobbitboy sucks, nobody likes you! You'll never be remembered as a cool PEELer, only any1else will care about you! Booo!

We're all here for you hobbitboy. We aren't the best, but it's all you're gonna get.

[Reply #82 on:]

SoS and I found this on the way to his house:



The person in the picture is SoS

[Reply #83 on:]

         Lol - I wish I had friends like that.

      But you do. You have everyone on PEEL.

   Boo! hobbitboy sucks, nobody likes you! You'll never be remembered as a cool PEELer, only any1else will care about you! Booo!

   We're all here for you hobbitboy. We aren't the best, but it's all you're gonna get.   

To paraphrase Arnold Rimmer

I just want to say: over the years, I have come to regard you all as ... people I met.
Or, to be more accurate, "haven't met"

You can't always just say "Arrr" at the end of a sentence and think that makes everything all right. — The Pirate with a Scarf

[Reply #84 on:]

You could always hold an NZ PEEL meet. I would love to go back to NZ one day..when I have money.

SoS and I found this on the way to his house:

*BendER*

Wait, was the 'er' already on there before you guys got to it?

[Reply #85 on:]

 So is that a 30 degree bend or 32 degrees… (or even 31)?

You can't always just say "Arrr" at the end of a sentence and think that makes everything all right. — The Pirate with a Scarf

[Reply #86 on:]

I have always loved the Beastie Boys, and now that I get to connect them with Futurama, I experience a synergistic orgasm of the ears whenever one of their classic songs comes on.

[Reply #87 on:]

 That's whatcha, whatcha, whatcha get on level five!

You can't always just say "Arrr" at the end of a sentence and think that makes everything all right. — The Pirate with a Scarf

[Reply #88 on:]

Everytime I see the word lemon. I can't help but think of "Leela man.... le-man.... Lemon!.. Lee Lemon sir"

[Reply #89 on:]

I have always loved the Beastie Boys, and now that I get to connect them with Futurama, I experience a synergistic orgasm of the ears whenever one of their classic songs comes on.

Ironically, my clock radio woke me up with a Beastie Boys song this morning.

[Reply #90 on:]

It's not ironic, it's just coincidental.

[Reply #91 on:]

Unless he'd been trying to commit suicide by OD-ing on sleeping pills!

You can't always just say "Arrr" at the end of a sentence and think that makes everything all right. — The Pirate with a Scarf

[Reply #92 on:]

I was watching Meet The Robinsons last night and at the point where Wilbur tells Lewis "A deal's a deal" I started to sing "Even with a dirty dealer."

You can't always just say "Arrr" at the end of a sentence and think that makes everything all right. — The Pirate with a Scarf

[Reply #93 on:]

Went to Ikea today. And it reminded me of two things. First, affordable swedish crap and the second is non-futurama related: the general feel of being channelled through the various departments to finally get to "bedrooms" made me think "stay on target... stay on target..."

[Reply #94 on:]

Well, for starters, "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" is currently playing in the Campus Center, so that reminds me of guinea pigs training for space travel. Excellent timing, ye Muzak gods.

But, also, I have satellite radio in my car, and the college rock station is right next to the alternative rock station--which reminds me of Bender's argument with the Planet Express ship in "Love and Rocket" almost every time I switch between the two stations.

[Reply #95 on:]

Everytime I have to Sign In on a website, the Remember Me checkbox always makes me think of Bender's statue in A Pharoh To Remember, with the looping sound and fire coming out of the mouth.

[Reply #96 on:]

Everytime I see the word lemon. I can't help but think of "Leela man.... le-man.... Lemon!.. Lee Lemon sir"

Hah, same here and then I'm overcome with hope, and other feelings which are deeply confusing me...

[Reply #97 on:]

Whenevers I puts on my new crocses.

[Reply #98 on:]

Today my RE teacher said 'The Sting' and like 4 seconds later said 'The Route of All Evil'....

[Reply #99 on:]

We were learning about the periodic table of elements the other day in science, and boron reminded me of "Nobody doesn't like Molten Boron!".

[Reply #100 on:]

Walking on Sunshine on the radio.

[Reply #101 on:]

Everytime I see the word lemon. I can't help but think of "Leela man.... le-man.... Lemon!.. Lee Lemon sir"

I have a sort-of friend whose last name is actually Lemon. I am often thinking about this connection whenever I am conversing with her.

We were learning about the periodic table of elements the other day in science, and boron reminded me of "Nobody doesn't like Molten Boron!".

Haha, every time anyone even mentioned boron in chem last year, that jingle played in my head.

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Today we watched a little bit of Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" in Biology and the "Global Warming or: None Like it Hot!" part came on. I was nervous since everyone knew I liked Futurama and they were not impressed with "Godfellas" in R.E., but hey, hey it got a lot of laughs, even from the teacher. But the fags and douchebags didn't laugh. I expected that.

[Reply #103 on:]

We were learning about the periodic table of elements the other day in science, and boron reminded me of "Nobody doesn't like Molten Boron!".

I always thought it was "Nobody does it like Molten Boron" I guess I was wrong...

[Reply #104 on:]

I always thought it was "Nobody does it like Molten Boron" I guess I was wrong...

If I remember correctly from the commentary, Christopher Tyng said that there was some confusion about that and the singer actually sang "Nobody does it like Molten Boron," so later they added the "n" sound from "Boron" over the "it" to make it "doesn't."

[Reply #105 on:]

I actually think they should have kept the original track, but what do I know?

[Reply #106 on:]

I like it as "Nobody doesn't like molten boron." I find that funnier. Either way, though, it would have been good. And if they did edit it like that, they did a nice job cos I never would have known.

[Reply #107 on:]

I always thought it was "Nobody does it like Molten Boron" I guess I was wrong...

If I remember correctly from the commentary, Christopher Tyng said that there was some confusion about that and the singer actually sang "Nobody does it like Molten Boron," so later they added the "n" sound from "Boron" over the "it" to make it "doesn't."

You certainly do remember correctly--and I myself am only capable of remembering that moment in the commentary because of DXC's wonderfully nasal emphasis of the "-sn't" part of the word. I love me some DXC auditory porn (audiporn, if you will).

[Reply #108 on:]

I don't know any of their music, but they must be ancient if they're on myspace. Audioporn.  Maybe they should change their name to Molten Boron?

[Reply #109 on:]

My RE teacher said another episode name today, "The Lesser of Two Evils".

[Reply #110 on:]

Have you ever asked your RE teacher if he/she actually watches Futurama?

[Reply #111 on:]

No, and I don't plan to.

[Reply #112 on:]

Today we watched a little bit of Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" in Biology and the "Global Warming or: None Like it Hot!" part came on. I was nervous since everyone knew I liked Futurama and they were not impressed with "Godfellas" in R.E., but hey, hey it got a lot of laughs, even from the teacher. But the fags and douchebags didn't laugh. I expected that.

That's exactly what happens to me with Doctor Who whenever a teacher mentions it they either sing the theme song or ask the question "Doctor Who??"

[Reply #113 on:]

In History we are doing about the Native Americans, and today in History when our teacher was talking about how Native Americans were Polygamists, for some reason I started thinking about A Taste Of Freedom, specifically the part where Old Man Waterfall is standing up for Zoidberg in court, where he says that he is a Polygamist, and everyone starts booing him.

[Reply #114 on:]

So I just got off of PEEL and decided to go do something productive like read my bio textbook. And the first sentence of the new section on inheritability is this:

"If you happened to see a woman with bright purple hair walking down the street, you would probably conclude that she hadn't inherited her striking hair color from either parent."

Perhaps not. But I would conclude that she was pretty awesome and probably a total ass-kicker.

[Reply #115 on:]

I my office, I did hang up THIS poster:

http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/images/B000RAS3DO/ref=dp_image_0?ie=UTF8&n=3167641&s=kitchen

[Reply #116 on:]

One of the students in one of my classes this semester is named Bender.

On the radio a day or two ago, they played a Led Zeppelin song, followed by Bender's sound clip: "Is this one of those Led Zeppelins you keep telling us about?"

[Reply #117 on:]

Last night's episode of Castle (what I saw of it, anyway), was all about cryonics and freezing people's heads and what have you, and the whole time I was watching it I was waiting for them to drop a Futurama reference. To my recollection, they did not. Philistines.

[Reply #118 on:]

Youtube is partnering with NASA and a bunch of other organizations that don't matter as much on a new Space Lab program! Yes, you can submit your own idea ... as long as you're 14-18 years old and not a resident of Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Myanmar/Burma, Syria, Zimbabwe, or any other US sacntioned country, or of Brazil or other countries where the competition is prohibited by law.

Somebody on here better do what we're all thinking...

[Reply #119 on:]

I'm 14! And I don't live in any of those places!

So you want me to send the Cold Virus into Space or a Guniea Pig?