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RachTheAce31
Crustacean
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I'm not really gonna question the magnets, but you've got a good point wih zero. Speaking of that scene, I remember reading a long discussion in a Chronicles episode capsule about bender and magnets (magnetic bow tie has no effect?). I'm just gonna assume for now that placing a magnet on or directing the force towards Bender's forehead (where the mother chip is) is the only way to scramble his circuits.
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transgender nerd under canada
DOOP Ubersecretary
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Originally posted by Chump: Drip: Electromagnets DO NOT attract when off. When off, they are just pieces of metal. If I'm mistaken, I'll have a word with my science teacher. Electromagnets can be made from ordinary magnets having their magnetic potential "amplified" by a huge current. So when they are turned off, they go back to being ordinary small weakling magnets, but still have SOME power. If I'm wrong, I'll have a word with my Wizard!Plus if it had been turned on for long enough, and left on, it would have gained it's own magnetic potential and become a "real"magnet. Just like Robo-Pinnochio. But let's not make itcomplicated now.
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MuscaDomestica
Professor
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Originally posted by *Slavon*: If evil Santa was created in 28xx (I can't remember the exact date), why people begin to defend themselves in 3001? Did Santa destroy the world every year? Isn't the 30th century technology strong enough to destroy the Santa's lair?* easy they have been fighting him for a while, remember the jolly seeking missle from the first x-mas episode?
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