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Grim
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My dvds are out in the garage so someone will correct me on the details, but in a deleted scene fo the Luck of the Fryrish, Leela's wrist-thiny reads a high amount of some radiation or something, to which fry replys "Thats just superstition", prehaps old new york is less inhabitable than the sewers beneath it?
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loseroftheweek
Poppler
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There is mutant mutants in Old New York and they are too afriad of them. Amagin whet they would look like...
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Dannilicious
Bending Unit
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Hmm, very true, I never thought of that. In the Luck of the Fryish they showed a mutant living in the sewers of Old New York, but not actually in the city. And the city is completley abandoned, but there are all the old possesions of the people who used to live there still there...why don't the people of the sewers just go and take them? I mean, if they prize guitar strings, dead fish and dead birds, than I think entire record collections, houses and furniture, and railroad tracks, all seen in The Luck of the Fryish in Old New York, would be like a treasure to them...
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Shaucker
Professor
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no, Leela says they're under Park Avenue, where there is NOW a very ritzy area near the Met, as in Museum of Art
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Idan_Aharoni
Professor
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But non-mutant bums do live in Old New York... Just check LOTF where the hobo was sleeping on Bender after they reached their final stop.
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