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Ralph Snart
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There's an adult site dedicated to our Ms. Turanga; as far as I know, the only adult site dedicated to a cartoon character.
I bet that has Wilma Flintstone and Judy Jetson very angry...
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gaschief
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If you do a google image search for futurama / Fry and Leela etc with safe search off you come across a lot of naked artwork, some of it quite erotic in nature.
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gaschief
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I like this with the colour added!
Incidentally is there actually only one scene in Futurama with rain, i.e. that one outside the museum when he is protesting for the release of his fossilised dog.
I tried to search images of futurama last night with rain but without any luck in that sense, I did come across some very enticing images of Leela though!
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Ralph Snart
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« Reply #125 on: 05-16-2008 10:55 »
« Last Edit on: 05-16-2008 10:55 »
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Originally posted by gaschief:
If you do a google image search for futurama / Fry and Leela etc with safe search off you come across a lot of naked artwork, some of it quite erotic in nature.
There are a lot of talented artists who do some fantastic rated "R" and "X" Futurama art, some erotic, some not-erotic and good. The artist Furronika is perhaps the absolute best when it come to doing Futurama art that pays attention to every minute detail of anatomy - not the adult oriented stuff but anatomy in general. He pays strict attention to how a very athelic Leela would look in real life - his sstuff is good enough to be used in a Grey's Anatomy textbook. He also does a fantastic job with Leela's tan lines from her one-piece swimsuit. Most of his other stuff is just too off-the-wall for me to enjoy...
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Ralph Snart
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« Reply #131 on: 05-16-2008 14:54 »
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Originally posted by FordMustang:
@Ralph Snart- I agree with you about Furronika's work. I just pulled it up now. He is very detailed in his realistic portrayal of people- almost like Michelangelo- but at the same time the adult content subjects of his pictures are very disturbing to me. Yeah, I saw one of his Futurama pics that was almost a "Hard R" rating, then got a surprise when I saw some of his other works. Whoa! I must be very sheltered - I didn't know what a "Furry" was until I watched an episode of "CSI" and googled Furronika's art. It's the only time my wife has ever heard me yell: THIS IS SICK!
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km73
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Originally posted by Sine Wave: Typically, weather is used as a device to reinforce and parallel what is going on in the plot or what the characters are feeling. As such, raining when it's sad, etc. Because Futurama is a comedy, it makes sense that it would generally be sunny. Indeed; that's more of a literary thing, generally, but true enough, in a show of the quality level of Futurama there are often little touches like that. Of course, it's also sad/bittersweet at many other moments as well, but somehow they kept the use of rain down to a bare minimum. To me, anyway, this seemed so obviously used in Jurassic Bark (the only time it was used this way) it seemed to become almost a gag in itself, but that's just me. You mean as in, used almost stereotypically? Or a bit of a cliche? Maybe, but to me it's still more that they possibly just wanted to demonstrate the hopelessness he felt at that moment, in addition to showing that he would campaign for the return of the dog even under less-than-ideal conditions. Oh, it also just occurred to me that in one of the oh-so-depressing scenes at the end of that episode, it was raining on Seymour too, wasn't it?.. or maybe not, I haven't seen it for a while. I just know he was shown in different weather conditions.
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fryandlemon
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Originally posted by futz: Does anyone know if female nipples are showable on cable? Seems like wet T-shirt shots are OK even on broadcast TV but I don't think the uncovered nipple barrier has been broken on cable. Unless it's in something "educational". Perhaps they are still grappling with uncovered belly buttons. Seems kind of odd that the nipple is the only thing men and women have in common when it comes to the breast, yet it's the one thing they can't show on TV on the female breast. That picture is amazing Coldangel!
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coldangel
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Originally posted by Frisco17: Did you get a life or something and if so what's it like? I did. It's bleak and inhospitible. One day I noticed the large pile of Futurama artworks under my desk and wondered just what in hell I was doing with my life.
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Ralph Snart
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I know how you feel Coldy. I'm laying down to get a few hours sleep before I place my face in the reaping machine known as "The Workplace".
This is sad: The only thing I have to look forward to is the release of the next Futurama DVD. That's sad. If it sucks (in my opinion) as bady as BBS did, I may go Gonzo and leave the community - forever.
And yes, some people will see that as a good thing.
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winna
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I don't know why people even talked about that peelocalypse thing... just nonsensical chitter chatter if you ask me. Does anyone ever talk about the platonic relationships of Futurama anymore? Such as the Bender, Fry, Leela friendship triangle going on. I wanna be friends like that. But I don't trust machines.
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gaschief
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They are inherently more reliable than human beings having esentially a series of operations dictated by pure reason. Man on the other hand is awash with a complex series of conflicting emotionally laden drives!
In saying that I wouldn't trust Bender either!
Actually I didn't know the shippy thread was supposed to focus on platonic relationships too, I would have thought their were other threads for that...I could be wrong havent been here for even a year yet!
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coldangel
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I'd trust Bender to back me up, but not to hold my wallet.
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gaschief
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You can't always guarantee he'd do that either, not if it wasn't in his intersts to do so!
If Bender was human he'd be death row scum.
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coldangel
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He likes Fry, in the way a man might like a pet rat.
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Xanfor
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Ralph, after all that you've posted in the Avatar thread, I am supremely vexed that you should even consider extracting yourself from this community. At least post enough rants that you'll get banned, go out in style! Seriously, you're one of the guys I most relate to here. It would be extremely traumatic to see you go, especially with advanced warning. Oh well. I suppose will shall someday meet again... In that great big message board in the sky...
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gaschief
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« Reply #159 on: 05-17-2008 11:26 »
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Originally posted by km73: Mmm, that's one reason why I quite like Bender Gets Made, and feel it's underrated as an episode - in that one he showed that he secretly does care about both Leela and Fry, the way he felt pretty guilty about anything happening to them, and defied the Robot Mafia to try to spare them from harm.
He also had a nice relationship with his turtle, naturally. He occasionally shows hints of robo-humanity, then I guess even some of the lowliest humans do to. Bender is actually one of my favourite characters but i think Bender is funny because he is a robot with the personality of a very lousy human being, the same character played by a human would just seem like a bastard most of the time and not that funny. Somehow these characteristics projected onto the form of an automaton make them highly laughable! Any thoughts on why that is, bearing in mind we are straying a bit of the shippy theme, albeit in the context of analysing benders personality so maybe not too off topic!
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