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SpaceCase

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« #3 : 05-27-2008 09:08 »
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Originally posted by hobbitboy: No! A wizard did it. PFT!Oh, puh- leeze.Wizards have been getting a bad rap ever since that whole 'gate of Kerash' debacle... One word: Epigenetics.
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SpaceCase

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« #7 : 08-25-2008 20:47 »
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Spacecase, you and your vocabulary. [*SC wakes up*] [* Sknorf!*] [*Raises hand*] Present![*Looks around nervously*] Wha'd I miss?Me and my vocabulary what? 
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LobsterMooch
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« #20 : 11-25-2009 16:09 »
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Oooh I love that vintage thread smell, that bookay. But seriously the poster brings up a good point. The scene at the fountain of aging is funny but the writers play fast and loose with Benders actual time line. With this Cubert clone thing, I vaguely remember a British Mini-series where the central character cloned himself and I think the child looked quite dissimilar to the "father". I guess the chaos theory could explain why many cloned objects will vary in appearance to the original.
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LobsterMooch
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« #35 : 12-01-2009 06:49 »
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I think he meant Sarah Palin. On the basis that you said "You bet'cha!" 
Correct coldy. I love obscure references. I use them whenever possible. Until Sarah brought it back into usage, I hadn't heard the phrase for about 25 years. So phony...I mean folksy.
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LobsterMooch
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« #37 : 12-01-2009 08:27 »
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I guess we have very few two-bit comedians that read these posts. In that way that phrase is obscure
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