Favourite Episode

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What's your favourite episode?

I'm only doing this because i'm curious of what other people think about their favourite episode.
 

[Reply #1 on:]

Insane in the Mainframe.

[Reply #2 on:]

Roswell That Ends Well
        or
   The Deep South

[Reply #3 on:]

Probably I, Roomate, or 300 Big Boys

[Reply #4 on:]

For my part, my favorite episode is Love's labours lost in Space, or A Big Peace of Garbage.  Thoses episodes rocks!
 

[Reply #5 on:]

Luck of the Fryrish

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Of course I love them all. But my favourite one would have to be "Bendin in the wind" or "Farnsworth parabox"

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Favorite Episode From Each Season

Order up

Best Ever Futurama Episode

"Roswell That Ends Well" iz teh besto!!!111oneone

[Reply #8 on:]

Typing in AOL language is not teh way 2 m4k3 teh pointo!!!111 lol omg kfc

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Sorry about the stupid question... but what is AOL language? Is it like ROFL and LOL and Dw4RfZ etc.?

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The Farnsworth Parabox is my fav'. Its Hystarious...That's right!

[Reply #11 on:]

 

Originally posted by Professie:
Sorry about the stupid question... but what is AOL language? Is it like ROFL and LOL and Dw4RfZ etc.?

ROFl and LOL are more chat-speak. Quite okay to use in chatrooms, where speed is of essence, but generally frowned upon on messageboards.

Leetspeak (sometimes called h4x0r 5p33k) is when you substitue letters with similar-looking numbers and symbols. Named after the first word to be written like this: l337 (=leet =elite, meaning those who understand it belong to an exclusive group, whether it's exclusively cool or exclusively stupid depend on point of view, on forums it's the latter). Though when used sparesely, clever people can use it as comic relief (as witnessd above  ).

AOLese is a difficult to define, it liberally borrows from l337, chat and a bunch of other internet "languages", plus it often feature attrocious grammar.

Anyway, long story short, this link will tell you more about AOLese, l337, chat-speak, etc than you've ever desired.

Back to our usual programming.

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It also borrows a little bit from 5h4k35p34r3.

[Reply #13 on:]

Wow. Thanx Teral. You see, I´m not from the U.S. so I don't get some of the native stuff. 

[Reply #14 on:]

Neither am I, I just spend way to much time on the Internet. 

[Reply #15 on:]

^ *LOL* *ROFLMAO*
He didn't get his custom title for nothing, you know.

[Reply #16 on:]

Teral, do you eat sheeps balls in Denmark too??? How about sheeps faces???

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WHAT!!?? Sheep balls? In DK? Oh my, I think not. Is that like a national dish in Iceland (yeah, sorry, my keyboard doesn't have Icelandic letters)
And it is possible to be semi-updated with internet pop-culture without being from the USA. The internet is world-wide (that's two of the three 'w's in www).

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My favourite episode is Roswell that ends well
 

[Reply #19 on:]

Click Teral's links.  Click all of them.

Also, Luck of the Fryrish.