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Sventonivs
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« #7 : 02-17-2002 23:55 »
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The toxic waste that Bender dumps into the sewers that mutates the DNA seems to be the same that comes right out of that machine that the professor makes. However, Hermes touches and ingests the toxic waste and he doesn't mutate. Maybe it just takes a larger quantity.
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Allen

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« #17 : 02-18-2002 21:25 »
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Here's a good one. Leela is not affected by the toxins (because she is a mutant) and niether is Bender. So the only person her parents would have really been saving was Fry. Of course, they may have figured that she would put two and two together after being dipped and not affected. Yet, she didn't get the hint when she dove into the toxic lake herself and came up fine. Plus, they kept the note that Fry gave Leela about his feelings for her. Sure, it was flushed by her, but it wasn't something written by her. So just some curious questions. Something to think about. 
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Allen

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« #23 : 02-21-2002 16:53 »
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Originally posted by McGrady: Allen: They were trying to prevent Leela from learning her heritage. I am sure they know about Fry, and would probably try to save him, but Leela getting dumped into the waste with Fry, and only Fry mutate, might throw her into suspicious mode.
Am I just crazy or do those floating flying rat hog fish remind me of a movie (flying fish). Gee, I'm sure I admitted that but I also said that she remained clueless after jumping in herself. Of course, like I said before, she could have gotten the hint if that had happened, but still. Her parents also saw her jump in and continued to run. I mean come on, getting dipped and not changing definately is a big clue. One she missed almost entirely, but then I've said that 
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