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David A
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Originally posted by Unknown: ...Joseph is also likely, as his father may have wanted to honor a certain Wisconsin senator from the 1950s. Root 'em out Joe. Root 'em out Joe. Send them all back to icy Moscow. Root 'em out Joe. Root 'em out Joe. Send them all back to the commie-a-go-go.
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MartyMcFly
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« Reply #83 on: 02-10-2004 07:43 »
« Last Edit on: 02-10-2004 07:43 »
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^apart from the fact that "Yancy" begins with a "Y", not a "J". I don't think it is Jay, purely because that is Homer's middle name and I don't think Matt Groening would use that joke twice, as it wouldn't be as funny the second time. As to what it is, no idea. Maybe it doesn't stand for anything? (like the "S" in "Harry S Truman" ). After all, when we see baby Fry in "Luck Of The Fryrish", his nametage on his cot says "Philip J Fry", not his full name.
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Allen
Professor
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Originally posted by rule brittannia: thanks tweek, yes i am a mod arnt i? am i not I'm sorry, I just had to say something. Sarcasm is lost on you isn't it? Now as for Fry's middle name. I think James or Jason fits him quite well. A fanfic I read said his middle name was Jody. That just doesn't fit, particulary since it's a girl's name.
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Javier Lopez
Urban Legend
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« Reply #90 on: 02-13-2004 16:07 »
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???? I dont understood... good Rule Brittannia sayd clearer than clean whater and still.... nervermid..
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ovulator
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i have no idea, and i don't really care.
but i do know his blood type is B.
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Nerd-o-rama
Urban Legend
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Hmmm....missed voting in this one. Nice find, PumaGirl.
Anyway, I voted for James, although Joseph would also be a good bet, seeing as those two are quite common Irish names (okay, perhaps James is more English...sue me) and I'm fairly certain Fry's family is of Irish origins. Joseph could also, as Unknown mentioned like two years ago, be in honor of McCarthy, who was quite likely Yancy Fry Sr.'s childhood idol. Come to think of it, I probably should have voted Joseph. I just think James sounds better. And unfortunately, we can't look to Fry's namesake for ideas, as he was named for the late Philip E. Hartman. Oh well.
Random thought: "Yancy" could in theory be spelled with a J...if you were from Scandinavia.
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futuramalover
Crustacean
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I think that it is jay...i remember it from a past episode...
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futuramalover
Crustacean
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the one where he tries to find his lucky clover..in one of the flashbacks it says phillip jay fry...
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futuramalover
Crustacean
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Originally posted by boiler: i know it is up for debate as to the year he was born, but if it was 1974 the second most common baby name was jason. i know because i got tagged with that winner. me and 12 others in my graduating class. well, you can't really tell anything by this...anyway, its totally Jay
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Mooman135
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It must be Jay. I mean, come on now...
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BenderNeedBooze
Starship Captain
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Originally posted by futuramalover: the one where he tries to find his lucky clover..in one of the flashbacks it says phillip jay fry... Oh yeah, when I watched that episode I didn't realy have my mind on And when I read it I didn't realy think about oh his middle name is jay! I just read it and for some reason I thought phillip J fry. wierd Very good point futuramalover. Finaly some one realised somthing . And welcome to PEEL. If you read the PEEL FAQ. It tells you everything you need to know about PEEL
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