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Nixorbo
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Kryten = correct
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Matty
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Maybe I'm wrong, but I thought the rats coming out of Bender's cooking hat at the end of act 1 should have been owls, no?
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Nixorbo
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Well, if you wanna talk about Dark Side of the Moon . . .
Fry: Whoa, dark side of the moon!
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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Bender is 30% iron, huh?
According to "A head In The Polls" he is 40% titanium, and according to "Fry And The Slurm Factory" he is 40% zink.
Somebody needs to brush up on their math.
Sorry, if it's been brought up before, I've just seen the episode for the first time.
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meisterPOOP
Professor
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Everything Bender has cooked has been disgusting...The fact the Nibbler ate it before the rest of the PE crew doesn't necessarily make it any less disgusting...IMHO.
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SQFreak
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Originally posted by McGrady:
Wrath-of-Conrail is from a different Star Trek movie, the Wrath of Khan.
Also, if you don't know, Conrail was an old railroad cargo company in the U.S. Thus, when the space railways were built, they came back - the Wrath of Conrail.
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Nixorbo
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My theory on Bender's body composition, the complete BS edition:
As we know, Bender's chest cavity is highly versitile, changing whenever the situation warrents. Obviously, it is some sort of dimensional doorway, much along the lines of a bag of holding, for those of you familiar with the AD&D item. Thus, it is not out of the realm of possibility that this extra 10% exists outside of our dimension.
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