The Futurama bring back whatever you want game!

[Reply #280 on:]

The glass and bottle full of gem stones!
No wait...
Yes.
No.
Yes!
The boat!
I'd have Nikolai's boat and it's contents actually.

[Reply #281 on:]

I continue to look through this thread (including the first post) and I continue to not understand the objective of this game. But apparently I must arbitrarily mention an object that is unique in some way to the episode that is currently being discussed, so:

A pork sundae. Mmm Mmm Hammm...

[Reply #282 on:]

From my understanding a person mentions an episode, then people respond with an item from that episode that they'd desire to keep in real life. Whoever suggests the item that the episode namer deems most desirable wins and gets to be the next episode namer. I think. It's just a game. [Shrug.] All games, (but for the sake of being entertaining) are arbitrary.

[Reply #283 on:]

* Scrappylive submits another item to keep the game afloat:

The Professor's mind-switching device.

[Reply #284 on:]

I'll give it 'til later today to see if there's any last minute additions. My favorite item hasn't been picked yet.

[Reply #285 on:]

Okay I'm going with Scrappy and the mind-switching device. I was hoping someone would pick the chainsaw swords though.

[Reply #286 on:]

:O I was gonna bloody say that but then I thought of the boat! Damn! :P

[Reply #287 on:]

Alrighty, then. New episode:

Godfellas

[Reply #288 on:]

The wooden plank travelator.

[Reply #289 on:]

The Lordweiser brewery.

[Reply #290 on:]

God.
To settle the argument between the devoutly religious and rational people once and for all so we can all get on with our lives and realise that we were both wrong about many things.
Also, people might start actually being nice to each other and stop stealing, murdering and abusing others if they know that they'll definitely be punished or rewarded for either nice or nasty actions.

[Reply #291 on:]

Hmm... It's been 8 days since the last guess and I (to be honest) completely forgot about this game. I will give another day in case anybody else wants to submit an answer/guess, then I will pick a winner.

[Reply #292 on:]

God.
To settle the argument between the devoutly religious and rational people once and for all so we can all get on with our lives and realise that we were both wrong about many things.
Also, people might start actually being nice to each other and stop stealing, murdering and abusing others if they know that they'll definitely be punished or rewarded for either nice or nasty actions.

I don't like that you specifically distinguish between "religious people" and "rational people". A person can be both.

[Reply #293 on:]

The Space Pirate Flag

[Reply #294 on:]

Okay, I was hoping somebody would mention either the One Commandment or the Lordweiser Brewery, so Tofu_Lion wins.


TheMadCapper gets an honorable mention for pointing out the following:

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God.
To settle the argument between the devoutly religious and rational people once and for all so we can all get on with our lives and realise that we were both wrong about many things.
Also, people might start actually being nice to each other and stop stealing, murdering and abusing others if they know that they'll definitely be punished or rewarded for either nice or nasty actions.

I don't like that you specifically distinguish between "religious people" and "rational people". A person can be both.

[Reply #295 on:]

I thought that that was so obvious that it wasn't worth mentioning?
I'm going to stop making ironic jokes for a while till people know me better, because nobody seems to be getting them and I don't want people thinking that I have opinions that I don't. I believe in a God myself and I'd like to think that I'm pretty rational, when calm...
I guess self-deprecation is more of an English thing? :/

[Reply #296 on:]

It's one of those things that needs to be spelled out in text form because they have yet to create a stylized typeface dedicated to sarcasm and the like.

[Reply #297 on:]

Good point. It's near impossible to convey certain tones in text, without smilies. (Unless you're a brilliant author or something.) But there isn't an irony or sarcasm smiley is there? :/ Maybe if I put [irony] and [/irony] in applicable posts it might help, but I think that would look too goofy and wouldn't be remotely amusing. :/ I guess waiting till people know me better is the best option for now.

[Reply #298 on:]

I typically use the " " smiley to portray sarcasm. Irony though, is something I'm not sure about. I think PEEL needs more smilies.

[Reply #299 on:]

I use :P to convey silliness or playfulness, so maybe that could work? But then again, after comments that people might think I actually mean, it could just be taken to be rudeness. :S
Anyhoo, we're going Off Topic, where's Tofu_Lion? It's his turn for the game.

[Reply #300 on:]

I wanted the anticipation to build up first before I announce the next episode...

...(dramatic pause)...

The Deep South

[Reply #301 on:]

The Deep South...that's where little Nicky came from
(Okay, that's OT, but I felt the urge to point that out anyway...)

[Reply #302 on:]

You talkin' about the Adam Sandler character? I'm confused and ignorant about what you speak of.