Nerdiest Futurama joke

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yeah its probable that Fry also has the same blood type as the professor (which is the same to Amy's).
Zoud could carry med supplys who knows???
TOTPND
(N for Nerd)

[Reply #41 on:]

Zoidberg used thread from Fry's clothes.  Not like he needs them at that point...

[Reply #42 on:]

Oh... yeah. Didn't realize that...

[Reply #43 on:]

 

Originally posted by foxyboxing:
10 Home
20 Sweet
30 Go to 10

But won't that give you:
Home
Sweet
Home
Sweet
Home
Sweet
(And so on)
Which doesn't quite work...

[Reply #44 on:]

There's a thread for that, too:

 http://www.peelified.com/cgi-bin/Futurama/3-000389/

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My Texas Instrument calculator runs on simplified Basic... you can make weird programs on it, and do calculations and graphing and... um...

Heheh, that 'simplified Basic' thing was funny. I don't remember why, though. Probably because I'm messed up in the brain.

Basic is pretty easy to understand all of a sudden. Must be where the name comes from... doy (to myself).

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Do alien language jokes count as nerdy? Such as (in AL2) 'Code Breakers Chatroom' and (in AL1) 'Tasty Human Burgers'.

[Reply #47 on:]

 

Originally posted by aslate:
 But won't that give you:
Home
Sweet
Home
Sweet
Home
Sweet
(And so on)
Which doesn't quite work...

Yes that is true, but don't be a party pooper.  The dork filled essence of the joke is still beautiful.

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I don't know if this has been noticed before, but the mirrored binary in The Honking is actually the number 666. Now that's nerdy.

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I learned how to read binary solely for it's Futruama applications. god I'm a super nerd.

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i would like to understand the binary jokes 

[Reply #51 on:]

I sent Killerfox an email, because I'm squeamish about public dissections.

[Reply #52 on:]

P and NP is the nerdiest joke

[Reply #53 on:]

Ohhhh... that's what the binary on the wall meant.

[Reply #54 on:]

 Nerdiest joke?

 "ITs a class M planet so at least it will have Rodenberries"

 Star Trek fan humor is seriously geeky.........

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Yeah, but you don't need a graduate degree to comprehend it. 

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Originally posted by foxyboxing:
 Yes that is true, but don't be a party pooper.  The dork filled essence of the joke is still beautiful.

Yes, yes it is.

[Reply #57 on:]

cripes, i never noticed how many nerdy writers there were in futurama. but anyway, that alep stuff blew my mind.

and for nerdy things, how about leela telling bender how to blow up melzar? and it back fireing like a balloon and something bad happning?

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A lot of people probably didn't realize how nerdy the random number generator in "A Tale of Two Santas" was.  Truly random numbers are an important concept in mathematics, especially statistics.  And generating true random numbers is harder than you might think.

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Hmmm, one that nobody's mentioned yet...



Oh, and to the left of THAT nerdy joke is ANOTHER nerdy joke.

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There are none they all r funny

[Reply #61 on:]

my fave is the two nerds talking about star trek (whose better cpt kirk or picard) in I dated a robot.

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Well I like the binary jokes and the basic jokes. Very nerdy. There's also a sign that says something like CHR$ - still haven't figured out where I saw it.

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In Futurestock, one of the erm... stock... market... things... (I may understand maths, but my grasp of economics isn't that great) reads "e(pi)i: -1". This refers to one way of representing complex numbers where the direction is represented by Euler's constant raised to the power of an angle in radians multiplied by i (the imaginary square root of -1) and the magnitude is given by a constant value which the whole thing is multiplied by. Anyway, e^{(pi)i}=-1.

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I thought that Bender not being able to get past the diode in Love and Rocket while he was merging circuits was pretty nerdy. That got a huge laugh out of me when I first saw it, as I had recently done control systems in Physics at school.

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As a non-math person, I think the nerdiest reference were the backround political parties in AHITP. The ones seen are:
-Rainbow Whigs
-Space Bull Moose Party
-Antisocialists
-Voter Apathy Party
-Tastycrats
-Fingerlicans
-Green Party

Hee...Rainbow Whigs makes me laugh everytime...

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In the same vein as the I, Roomate GO TO 10 joke, wasn't there another joke where someone asks if they "have an extra GO TO 10 line"?  I know it's in Season 3 (as I just finished it).

[Reply #67 on:]

Calculon in That's Lobstertainment!

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I punched myself for getting the halting problem joke in "Leelas Homeworld".

That is to say I know of the halting problem from college, but never bothered to fully comprehend it.
Hey, I still passed that module!

Also, Bender and Flexo's serial numbers being the sum of two cubes made me think:
"Why the hell would they bother to do that? Nerds!" 

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Originally posted by Asylum-Fry:
Do Amy and Fry have the same blood type? If they didn't, then wouldn't Amy's body have refused Fry's cells and clotted his blood till it killed him?

They can get away with that in a science fiction comedy show....

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Bender's Apt. number is 00100100, which in binary can be referenced as 36, which in hex also represents "$".

Also, I didn't figure this out on my own, if you couldn't tell already.

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Originally posted by Ballistic Fork:
Bender's Apt. number is 00100100, which in binary can be referenced as 36, which in ascii code also represents "$".

FIXED.

[Reply #72 on:]

Yeah I was going to say Calculon's "Do you have an extra go to 10 line?" quote.  That amused me endlessly.

Though the one presented in the original post of the topic has to be up there.