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Idan_Aharoni
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Why not? Instead of sending them all at once, send them alot all the time... They'll be afraid to open a mail again.
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fryfanSpyOrama
Urban Legend
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« Reply #251 on: 07-16-2004 19:06 »
« Last Edit on: 07-16-2004 19:06 »
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Wait! Who's idea was it to change the mailing date? I'm up for Futurama winning two emmys, but the purpose of this was to stick it to the face of FOX for canceling the show on Aug 10, 2003. It was a protest for the one year anniversary.
I'm up for doing something on Sept 19, but i have a bad feeling about this. What if we do decide Sept 19, but what if Futurama doesn't win the emmy? We all thought Jurassic Bark would win last year, but lost to the Simpsons. We all said that Simpson's episode was not as good as Jurassic Bark, but it won anyway. What makes us sure history won't repeat itself and make this protest seem meaningless? The Sting is way better than Jurassic Bark, but I don't feel like risking it with sending anchovies on Sept 19, if Futurama doesn't win. It would only show FOX that our protest was a waste of time.
Here's a solution, why don't we send the anchovies on Aug 10, as planned and on Sept 19, we send them something else?
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Gwan101
Bending Unit
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Originally posted by Chelsea: but do canned sardines count as perishable? *anchovies I don't see an expiration date anywhere on the can, so they must be preserved and non-parishable. I know that we would be taking a gamble with Sept 19, but we could get way more people to do this. We didn't even really start pulling this together until we had a month or so left. And what else could we send? If we send more than one item on two different dates we would seem desperate. I know that Futurama may not win the Emmy, but the fact that it was selected to win awards over a year after it was cancelled is still good. We could do something much smaller on August 10th (Everyone send them letters or something) and then hit them with the anchovies in September. We just seem really pressed for time right now and we need to give people more time to figure this out and commmit to it.
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GlennGunnerZero
Poppler
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Glenn here, first time post, I saw this on one of the comments from GotFuturama and I wanted to support it. I've already made a post about it in a couple of other places I go. If you guy can tell me any changes that happen, I'll help and spread some more of the word of it. As to the date change I think it would be better just to keep it as August 10th. *Whistles away*
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Zoidberg227
Space Pope
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As for something as big as a jar of honey or jelly... that may pose two problems. One, it's more expensive, and postage will be more. Two, because of the large size of cans that would be easy to open and put something inside, then reseal, we would pose a security problem. I'm all for a continuing campaign; it shows we mean business. How about sending something like Manwich cans in? It would be obvious they haven't been opened, because it's impossible (to my knowledge) to reseal a metal can. I'm open for sending in as many different references as we can.
As for the date, what about sending one thing in on the 10th, preferably the anchovies (takes a lot less time than writing a letter), and thes send the other to coincide with the Emmys? If we do the fish first, we can have everyone end their letter with a p.s. attached to the end that says something like: "Look familiar?" and then a picture of our lable, or the lable itself.
As for you guys that are out of the U.S., and sending food is a concern, consider just carving out a wood block (balsa wood would be great - it's soft and light) or soft plastic to the shape of an anchovy can and paste the lable on. The effect would be almost the same, and there shouldn't be any problem with sending something like that through the mail, anywhere.
One more thing... while we're sending foodstuffs to FOX, we might as well ask them to donate it all to a food bank (especially the non-fish items) so it won't go to waste past our cause. We could request it is done in the name of Anchovies for Fry, and that might get us some recognition as well.
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germanfryfan
The Listmaker
Urban Legend
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I heard your prayers I was just recording Futurama ("Crimes of the Hot" aired for the 2nd time in Germany) and so I'm still reading PEEL. This is a quick made, and I'm not sure about the colors. Since it is 8:08 am now and I still got no sleep, I'll read cour comments this afternoon.
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fryfanSpyOrama
Urban Legend
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« Reply #277 on: 07-18-2004 02:20 »
« Last Edit on: 07-18-2004 02:20 »
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Maybe, instead each person sending many jars. How about each person just send one or two jars. It would be cheaper and since the jars are bigger than cans, there is no need for each person to send so many jars. Also, I want to mention DXC is in support of AFF. Thanks to KAH in providing the info. Originally posted by KAH: This concerns issues in both the Anchovy thread and the "sad news" thread so I didn't know where to put it. I recently emailed David X to get some rumors cleared up as well as ask a few general questions....and he actually responded, woohoo! Here's his email (he put in bits of my emailto him and responded): Hello, Chelsea! Sorry for the delay in responding. I only check this e-mail once in a while, and respond to a few random messages as time permits. You got lucky!
Recently there's been a fairly big campaign involving writing letters to Gail Berman and other high up people as well as a sillier, more fun, campaign in which Angry Norwegian Anchovy tins will be sent to Fox's PO Box. This movement, loveingly called Anchovies For Fry or AFF, is planned to happen around august 10th.
It can't fail!
The thing is, we always thought it was the network standing in the way of new episodes. We recently heard from someone who worked at Fox that the network was interested in buying more episodes and that because The Simpsons will be ending soon Matt demanded the 8:00 timeslot but they wouldn't give it to him and that was that. Matt wouldn't accept 7:00 again. Obviously 7:00 isn't when the show should be on but aren't new episodes worth more than that? Is there more to it than that? Is there any truth to this at all?
No.
What about a movie? Any information at all would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.
We'd love to make a movie as well as new episodes of the show. The only problem I know of is finding someone to pay for them!
Good luck with the anchovy campaign. May the Angry Norwegian smile upon you. Or frown... whichever is better.
Yours,
- DXC
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