Plural of Futurama fans?

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hello fox4eva and welcome to the forum. Please feel free to flame us to hell and insult us for no reason... alternatively you could just go away?

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Thanks for acknowledging his presence, nagrub. 

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how about futuramai?

[Reply #83 on:]

Futuraminions.

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Futurnatics?

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Originally posted by nagrub:
hello fox4eva and welcome to the forum. Please feel free to flame us to hell and insult us for no reason... alternatively you could just go away?

how about your general ignorance to anything, your single mindedness, your stupidity, all these are good reasons to "flame" and insult, and I will, till my fingers bleed.

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Why stop there?

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Originally posted by FOX4EVA:
 how about your general ignorance to anything, your single mindedness, your stupidity, all these are good reasons to "flame" and insult, and I will, till my fingers bleed.

Insult, and ye shall be insulted.  Now do tell, did you only come here to harass innocent people?

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I like Grunka Lunkas.

'Futurist' reminds me of 80s music fans, although I could never work out what the difference between New Romantics and Futurists were.

Failing that, Nerdlings.

And now - back to the music.

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"Nerdilingers" could work. 

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( reply to whippity's post) It has little to do with music as such. Both are directions within art in many forms. Futurists are mostly dealing with the marvels of technology and tend to have a style that is somewhat fast, stylistic and partially geometric (mostly to emphasize movement). New Romantism is not something I have dealt with a lot, but I have a notion that it is nearly the same as romantism. (Not the cuddly, heart-stuff) So it's not really about music, but a style and a feel of art in general. Generally known as "isms" (a pretty dadaistic word if I may say so).
I learned this in Danish, so I'm not sure if my English translation holds up.

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What about,
A Buncha-Muncha-Chruncha-Futurama-Fans
Maybe   

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Are you sure we won't be in infringement of copyright laws. That's the slogan of Glagnar's Futurama Fan Rinds.
Also, it's just too damn long.

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Originally posted by John C:
 Insult, and ye shall be insulted.    Now do tell, did you only come here to harass innocent people?

Where are the insults?

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is there a wielder of the dreaded Banstick (tm) nearby?...

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Originally posted by Pikka Bird:
( reply to whippity's post) It has little to do with music as such. Both are directions within art in many forms. Futurists are mostly dealing with the marvels of technology and tend to have a style that is somewhat fast, stylistic and partially geometric (mostly to emphasize movement). New Romantism is not something I have dealt with a lot, but I have a notion that it is nearly the same as romantism. (Not the cuddly, heart-stuff) So it's not really about music, but a style and a feel of art in general. Generally known as "isms" (a pretty dadaistic word if I may say so).
I learned this in Danish, so I'm not sure if my English translation holds up.

I was more thinking about the music fans in the 80s, but now I know what 'Futurism' actually means I'm grateful.

(So many big brains on this forum....)

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Why do I suspect that if we check FOX4EVA's IP we'll find that he's actually Space Potato/spaz_man?   

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Originally posted by FOX4EVA:
 Where are the insults?

Your mother is a hamster and your father smells of elderberries.

Enough with the friendly banter though. Futurefreaks is an interesting name.

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Originally posted by Bushmeister:
Futurefreaks is an interesting name.

Indeed, let's all name ourselves after Randi's screen name.   

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Originally posted by David A:
Why do I suspect that if we check FOX4EVA's IP we'll find that he's actually Space Potato/spaz_man?     

I think you will find im a completely new kind of stupid!

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People, stop feeding the troll.

Futuramaniacs still sound like the best idea. Although there's a nice ring to FutureFreak, maybe it'll even install a bit of Randi in us all. 

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Whippity: Yes, the term covers all art (and in some cases the followers/fans). Music is of course included.

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Coin-a-seurs

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Planet Express Employees?

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"The Planet Express Crew", Peccers for short.

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Easy...PEELers!
lol(g'uh!)

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Not all Futurama fans hang out at PEEL?

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Then they're not going to know whatever term we decide on anyway, so too bad for them!  I say we go with PEELers.

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Sure, PEELers is good... Almost as good as Peccers.

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 hay i was thinking how about we become

              DOOF

   The Democratic Order Of Futurama

I like it

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DOOF. Has a nice ring to it, doesn't it?

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-Bump-

How about Groenings children.

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DOOF is a good idea.

3rd Generation Gender Neutral Futurama Fans.

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Nerdlingus jumps ship

"Yeah DOOF is pretty cool, count me in!"

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There should be no question about it; we are of course The Fighting Mungoses 

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i agree with everything 1 of the gang said

PEELers we shall forever remain

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I like DOOF. LONG LIVE THE DOOF!

But PEEL-ers night not be as good because as someone said before, not all Futurama watchers/worshippers go on PEEL.

   

Originaly Posted by Bobcat_Z
There should be no question about it; we are of course The Fighting Mungoses   

    I like that one.   

You do know you spelled "Mongoose" wrong, though.   

Watch, I probably spelled it wrong, too...

EDIT: Oh, clool...I spelled it right...

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Man, this thread blows.

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i like Futuraminites
or Farnsworthians

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new new yorkers?