Fry's helmet

[on:]

How come in the Why of Fry, Fry crashes into the enormous brain and then removes his helmet to spit out brain? He was wearing a helmet so how can he have brain in his mouth?

Also, in The Sting, Fry falls into the royal jelly an promptly begins to splutter, even though he has a helmet on.

[Reply #1 on:]

I have no idea so I will explain it the only way I know how.

MAGIC!!!!!

[Reply #2 on:]

Anytime you see something like that happen, a wizard did it. - Lucy Lawless, Treehouse of Horror 11

[Reply #3 on:]

Well globviously the transparent part of the helmet isn't made of plexiglas or transparent allumunium as we all thought, but some kind of forcefield. A forcefield that prevents small stuff such as air molecules, vapour, beer, etc to pass through, but allows large stuff such as glasses or bottles. Think of the practic implications! Eating sandwiches in open space, scratching your nose when it tiches, etc.

Ofcourse the downside is royal jelly and brains can pass through, but I think we're all ready to take that chance in order to be able to pick your nose in front of the Hubble Telescope.

::shoots the wizard::

[Reply #4 on:]

A very good explanation, I commend you 

[Reply #5 on:]

Or, an easier explanation is the fry is an idiot and just thinks he has brain and jelly in his mouth.

[Reply #6 on:]

Nah...I prefer Teral's explanation.

[Reply #7 on:]

Yea,... its alot better. 

[Reply #8 on:]

maybe its because theyre wearing magic rings. but theyre invisible rings so nobody can tell.  also, they cant feel the rings

[Reply #9 on:]

With The Sting I think its just a natural reaction that Fry has

[Reply #10 on:]

well at least nobody is complaining about how the brains`s "Death pseudo-star" insides are not uncompressed and Fry dont die of vacumm exposure hehehe

[Reply #11 on:]

There needs to be an atmosphere for the brains to talk.