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GroeningRocks
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I don't think it is something that is that common. If you remember there were only about 10 crytogenic (or however you spell it) chambers and in most of them people (mostly celebs) are frozen for about 1,000 years so about 10 people are unfrozen every 1000 years
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Feminist
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a;so when the pizzarias uncovered nd he tells the lady that he's from the future...
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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Well, Fry is less knowledgable about the 30th century, and people don't seem to take that into account what working with him, so they could just reat him 'lower', if you will, than others, simply because to them, he seems stupid. The fact that his stupidity is caused by the fact that he's from the past is an irrelevant matter. You may also note that people do respect him. Perhaps on the same level as the professor. You see, Fry is the only member of Planet Express, except for perhaps Zoidberg, who might not count because alien customs are different, whom everyone at Planet Express addresses by his surname, 'Fry'. Any questions? Leela, Hermes, Amy, and Bender are all refered to by their given names. Hmm? I'll let you guys make the next move. But remember, it may be your last.
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David A
Space Pope
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Originally posted by tyraniak: Well, Fry doesn't know much about the 30th century, but 30th century people don't always get the 20th century correct, like in "Bendin in the wind" they'd refer to the van as Led Zeppelin or a Jefferson Airplane, plus they assume Jackie Gleason was the first astronaut. Yeah, kinda like how most people today don't know anything about the past. That Past-o-Rama bit in "The Lesser of Two Evils" never ceases to amuse me. As for Fry being addressed by last name, I don't know if it's out of respect, it's more like certain people who are more commonly addressed by last name than first, after all, they don't call him Mr. Fry Yeah, people call him Fry because that's how he introduces himself. It's just what he prefers to be called, that's all.
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