Not sure if this fits here but...

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... I'm looking for the Futurama 2000 Calender. I missed it when it came out, and have had no luck in finding one since. If anyone has one that they would like to sell, I'll pay out a good amount of money for one, or could trade you comic books for it. I have TONS of comics I'm trying to get rid of, and they aren't junk. Email me at sgamills@soltec.net.calender?

On another note: Has anyone seen the 2002 What's the theme for it?

- Alex Mills

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Originally posted by Alex_Mills:
... I'm looking for the Futurama 2000 Calender. I missed it when it came out, and have had no luck in finding one since. If anyone has one that they would like to sell, I'll pay out a good amount of money for one, or could trade you comic books for it. I have TONS of comics I'm trying to get rid of, and they aren't junk. Email me at sgamills@soltec.net.calender?

On another note: Has anyone seen the 2002 What's the theme for it?

- Alex Mills

This year's theme is movies... the calender features parodies of X-Men, Tank Girl, and others.

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And I got it free from work. 

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Insiders get all the perks. 

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Cool... kinda like the 2002 Simpsons Calender, which I HAVE seen. It is a bunch of movie parodies.

- Alex Mills

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 http://slurmman.tripod.com/calendars.shtml  <--- has info and links

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I was so about to order that one, but then i forgot.. maybe i'll do it anyway 

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I forgot all about the Futurama 2002 calendar!
I'm there...*pulls out wallet*

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Originally posted by Kryten:
 This year's theme is movies... the calender features parodies of X-Men, Tank Girl, and others.

I don't have any of the calenders, so I can't really help, but I thought I'd point out that he's asking about the 2000 calender. The movie parodies are for the 2001 calender.

Edit--d'oh. I am a buffoon.

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Originally posted by FishyJoe:
 I don't have any of the calenders, so I can't really help, but I thought I'd point out that he's asking about the 2000 calender. The movie parodies are for the 2001 calender.

If you read the end of his post, he asks about the theme for the 2002 calender. So I answered. G'uh. 

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Originally posted by Sarge:
And I got it free from work.   

Can I mop the floor or something for you guys?

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Kinda tough to mop carpets.

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Can I vacuum the carpets?

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I'll sharpen pencils and fetch paper towels and the like. Only $11 per hour.

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Bart-"You are fully bonded and licensed by the Springfield Department of Commerce, aren't you Mr. Plow?"
Homer-"...shut up, boy..."

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Other than actually working on Futurama or from Amazon, has anybody actually seen one of these calendars in the wild?  I missed the 2000 one, and had to pay (outragously) on eBay for a 2001 edition :-(

(Is that blimp accurate?!)

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mmm . . . Amazon.com . . .

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Originally posted by LordKev:
Other than actually working on Futurama or from Amazon, has anybody actually seen one of these calendars in the wild?  I missed the 2000 one, and had to pay (outragously) on eBay for a 2001 edition :-(

(Is that blimp accurate?!)

Yep. I found a few yesterday at the Jersey Gardens mall.

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I saw it in Nix's possession. But that one came from Amazon originally...

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welcome to PEEL, Alex_Mills! 

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Yeah, Welcome to PEEL

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when will real stores (not online shopping) learn to supply themselves with futurama merchandise? i want a calendar that i can look at first hand! 

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The very instant the show gets a large fanbase. That is, when Fox treats it right.