Before and After; The Phrase Connecting Game

[Reply #120 on:]

Very well...I summon the mighty power of someone who knows what they're doing!

[Reply #121 on:]

(summoning power builds to a thunderous racket, then sputters and dies)

Well, I'm thinking the first one is something from bending in the wind. "My broken friend" is the song for broken robots but that's just one.
Vaguely folkish alterna rock? Bend-aid?

As for the second one, I keep thinking of the Professor's line: "Getting the brain out was the easy part. The hard part was getting the brain out." Or the slaving over a hot monkey brain... I dunno...

As for the last one, I keep wanting to say death, but that's how I cope with frustration.

[Reply #122 on:]

 

Bend-aid?

Ding Ding Ding!

C'mon folks, from here it's a snap!

[Reply #123 on:]

And by 'snap' he means 'a whole lot of painstaking brain racking'!

Anyway...

Bend Aid-olf Hit-Lrrr of Omicron Persei 8!

[Reply #124 on:]

Yay for Kloudes! Now where the heck is Aid-olf Hit-Lrrr in Futurama?

[Reply #125 on:]

Farnsworth:  Everyone's always in favor of saving Hitler's brain, but when you put it in the body of a great white shark, ooohh.. suddenly you've gone too far!   

It's "Lrrr, ruler of Omicron Persei 8"... but you're close enough. Take it away!

[Reply #126 on:]

Sensible answer, I suppose...mumble mumble...stupid obliviousness...mumble mumble...lousy Kloudes and JBERGES and their superior brains...mumble mumble...

[Reply #127 on:]

Me: ...And then Kloudes posted a new puzzle.  What a day that was.
Someone else: Great story, Doc.

[Reply #128 on:]

*Waits to stop laughing* You crack me up, Doc. 

I know I've been doing this a lot, but would it be alright if I said someone else could take it?  I'm sure Layla or Doc would want it, right? ...Right?

 

[Reply #129 on:]

Ooh, ooh! Me!

What a robot might say when confronting a temporal anomaly + N-o-r’s avy's words as a disciplinarian + the only kind of quadripedal motion one Captain will do to another

Take that people who are smarter than me!

[Reply #130 on:]

Ok. I'm kinda stumped on number one, put I'll throw out an guess.

Does not comput-the dice away, or I'll take them away...from

[Reply #131 on:]

You're two thirds right. The first one is a quote, but that's all I'm saying.

[Reply #132 on:]

The only thing I can think of for the first clue is, "I think I'm going to output."

[Reply #133 on:]

We have a winner! You know, cause of the watch thing... well, you know.

Take it away!

[Reply #134 on:]

Eh, Porycon had most of it before I even looked at the thread.  It is only right to bequeath it unto her.

[Reply #135 on:]

Procyon's a girl? 

No, seriously... I never noticed that. *is stupid*

[Reply #136 on:]

Thanks Dr.T for letting me have the turn, but I wouldn't really mind if you had taken it. You're are very challenging and the way they are written are interesting.

Yes, I am a girl. But for awhile I thought Kloudes were a German guy. When I stopped, I don't know.

Back to the game:

Proprietor of good and evil + metallic seer of substantiation to admit ones into an automaton sanatorium +  a mechanical man inhibtions of temperance orders to carry on a histrionic musical composition

[Reply #137 on:]

Crap.  Is it too late to rescind my good sportsmanship?  Once again, I have answers for all three, but I can't arrange the phrases in such a way that the syllables overlap.

[Reply #138 on:]

They should work. They aren't spelled the same, but they sound the same. I could take it in list form if that should help.

Here's a hint. The last one is a direct quote, while the first comes from a quote.

[Reply #139 on:]

Oh, don't I feel so very unloved  What happened to you guys? It's not that hard. I think.

[Reply #140 on:]

My brain has exploded in frustration. Thank you. But have some love on me... maybe I should rephrase that. 

 

[Reply #141 on:]

What happened to us?  Three possibilities:

• Frustration-induced brain explosion (the Layla plan)
• Concession of failure-induced withdrawl (DrThunder plan)
• Running through the streets covered in nothing but chocolate syrup (DrThunder's backup plan)

[Reply #142 on:]

Wow, I didn't realized it would be that hard. I wanted to challenge you guys, but not this much. I'll try to make an easier one, or make this one easier, whatever I decide in the next few hours. Right now, however, I'm going to eat and enjoy my last day of summer. (School starts back tomorrow!)

[Reply #143 on:]

Dr.T if you put your backup plan in to effect , and I for one believe that it's completely warranted, then I will put my back up plan into effect, which is to keep the video camera within range at all times.

[Reply #144 on:]

I agree with Layla. Anyways, I'm feeling particulary lazy today, so I'll just give the answer and let someone else think of phrase.

Proprietor of good and evil + metallic seer of substantiation to admit ones into an automaton sanatorium + a mechanical man inhibtions of temperance orders to carry on a histrionic musical composition=

loan offi/cer-sur/vailance came/ra-re/sume the opera!

"Now I am not evil! My loan officer said so!"

[Reply #145 on:]

Bump-did-a-lee-upm-scious

I didn't know how to spell it, so I did it phonetically. So, anyone gonna post a puzzle? Maybe? Please? I'm not above groveling.

[Reply #146 on:]

Yes, but I feel bad that I didn't get that last one.

What an affectionately-nicknamed, cake-aholic wedding planner did to express his skepticism regarding Farnsworth's processed meat product that was created by a walking mix (certainly not one cooled by windmills) that has a tendency to behave like a poorly-crafted, Scandinavian particle-acceleration device.

[Reply #147 on:]

Zoidy-poo/pooed my electric frankfurt/urtles/uper collider super exploded

I think I missed one in there somewhere...ARG

[Reply #148 on:]

It was "turtle souper exploded," but the references were all correct.

[Reply #149 on:]

Oh, walking soup mix, right.
Someone clever can take my turn, I can't think of one right now.

[Reply #150 on:]

Bah!  This game should have never made it all the way back to page 4!  At the risk of being a big, fat turn-hog:

Why "Bagatelle for Piano in A minor, WoO 59" and "Sonata for Piano no 14 in C sharp minor, Op. 27 no 2" were so wonderful + Kills owls dead + The name shared by a Planet Express team member and a double-talking alien assistant + Members of a murderous crew of note.

[Reply #151 on:]

   I don't know! I don't know, damnit! 

[Reply #152 on:]

Wait, wait, I know it, gimme a sec...

"The composer was De[a]fConrad..."

Dammit!

[Reply #153 on:]

The last link was "radical robot seperatists."  I think that means you're up, Nerd-o.

[Reply #154 on:]

Nerd-O-Rama hasnt replied within the timelimit of 24 hours, he loses the right to ask the question

[Reply #155 on:]

Well, I don't see you adding anything to the discussion.

Also, I posted all the way back in August?  Dude, how wasted was I the last four days?

Ahem:
Fry's political affiliation + farewell to an invertebrate + rogue vendor's slogan + the charitable activity of "some guy", as aided by Bender.

Yeah, kinda weak, but I'm coming up with this on the spur of the moment.  Sorry for holding up the game.

[Reply #156 on:]

the last one is:
BENDER: I gave blood
or something along those lines

[Reply #157 on:]

Heheheh...I just realized that I screwed up on part three of that clue set.  I re-watched the episode it's from and realized that I got the subject of the sentence wrong.  So I'll just tell you that the last word of part two was is "Slurm(')s," and the first word of part three is "I've".

Sorry.

[Reply #158 on:]

none something, something heart

[Reply #159 on:]

apathy slurms i've heart?
oy i'm dumb