Did anyone Notice In "The Why Of Fry"

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Did anyone Notice In "The Why Of Fry" that the cans of beer that fry had (just before he got frozen) in "Space Pilot 3000" have disappeared

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I did notice but you can't expect the animators to be perfect can you?

Edit: because i can't spell!   

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Since when do pizza places deliver beer?

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Originally posted by Strat:
Since when do pizza places deliver beer?

LOL ok soda whatever you wanna call it           

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our pizza places does...

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I may be a simple hyper-person from backwards Canada, but i think (some?) American places can deliver beer.  I know they can sell it in the supermarkets and stuff, so why couldn't they sell it with pizza.  Also i remember cheesy 70's movies where the pizza guy delivered beer. and once i saw a anti-drug movie where the girl said she and her friends would order a half of a cheese pizza and like 4 packs of smokes cuz they wouldnt ID her

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that was definitely Low Brau beer Fry was delivering.

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I never noticed about the beer until this thread, but good point  Just like Nibblers eye in the trash can, I guess it just wasn't followed through.

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Originally posted by Otis P Jivefunk:
Just like Nibblers eye in the trash can, I guess it just wasn't followed through.

Otis he went back to the time AFTER Nibbler jumped out of the trash can..

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I don't think so. Nibbler was under the desk the whole time. The eyestalk appears as the pizza is put under the desk. Unless Nibbler for some reason jumped into the bin and then jumped out again (all the time risking being seen).

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Originally posted by CyberKnight:
I don't think so. Nibbler was under the desk the whole time. The eyestalk appears as the pizza is put under the desk. Unless Nibbler for some reason jumped into the bin and then jumped out again (all the time risking being seen).

Good storyline but a lot of animated screw-ups, who cares thought ITS FUTURAMA IT RULZ

           

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In New York City, if a pizzeria is also a "ristorante," then they have a liquor license.  Panucci's, however, did not look like that kind of place.  I believe the deliveryman has to ID the purchaser before he can turn over the beers.  There is no chance you can order cigarettes with your pizza.  Usually, they refuse to hire a deliveryman unless he has his own car.  Also, some fast food places rely on third-party delivery services whom they hire to get their food out. 

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Originally posted by Chanukah Zombie:
 Panucci's, however, did not look like that kind of place.   

Why did this argument made me laugh?
 

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I don't know it seems to me that there would be a lot of heavy drinking at Panucci's... mostly behind the counter though...
of course, that pizza looks like u'd need a lot of beer to wash it down

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Some pizza places have liquor licenses that will let them deliver beer and wine, that's it.  But they're supposed to ID the purchaser when it's delivered.  Hell, I have a flower shop right next to my house that sells beer.
Getting to what Chanukah Zombie said about a delivery guy needing a car...New York is different, they do a lot of deliveries on bikes.  You've seen the movies with all of that New York traffic...try getting a pizza somewhere in 45 mins with that kind of traffic.

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why bother with this ID argument? nobody was ther to pick up the damn pizza, so who is fry going to ID? the frozen guy three tubes to the left? really now, you should have noticed that!

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getak2003> what?! what the hell are you talking about?  he went there to meet I.C. Weiner and sell him his pizza and beer.  Implying that fry shouldn't have brought the beer because there was no one there to accept it means you think fry has knowledge of the future or something!
geez

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i don't think you got what i was saying here is a convenient step by step of proper beer selling procedure:

1) deliver
2) ID customer
3) sell pizza and beer, if no customer move to step 4
4) no customer: kick back, relax, drink beer, and goof off.

there was nobody there to ID IC weiner was not even a real person, fry didn't know that! how do you ID someone who was not there? you don't! if you are fry you goof off and get drunk!

IDIOT!!!

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We were talking about if pizzeria's actually could sell beer to people, and people were just commenting that they needed to check people's IDs, that's all! They weren't saying that Fry needed to ID someone. Also, the beers could have been for Fry to have for new-years after the delivery, seeing as we don't hear Nibbler order beer in the phonecall.

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aslate> good point

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if you have a liquor license anyone can sell beer, well at least were im from.
i think fry brought the beer for himself considering it was new years, maybe he was getting off work?

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Originally posted by JDHannan:
getak2003> what?! what the hell are you talking about?  he went there to meet I.C. Weiner and sell him his pizza and beer.  Implying that fry shouldn't have brought the beer because there was no one there to accept it means you think fry has knowledge of the future or something!
geez

WTF are you on about?  getak never said or implied that Fry shouldn't have brought the beer, or that he had knowledge of the future.

It was pretty obvious to me that getak was saying the ID discussion's irrelevant, because no-one was ever going to be at the cryogenics place for Fry to ID.

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LOL this conversation has trailed off from the subject

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PCC Fred> well then he's really dumb for coming in to a forum where we're discussing something and telling us to stop.

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Did ye' also notice how Nibbler was waiting for Fry underneath the desk?  But in Jurassic Bark he was in the trash can.

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Originally posted by JDHannan:
PCC Fred> well then he's really dumb for coming in to a forum where we're discussing something and telling us to stop.

Pointing out that a thread of discussion is irrelevant isn't the same as telling someone to stop discussing it.

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I never questioned it... I mean, if corner stores in the states can sell beer, why not be able to deliver it with pizza? Here you have to have a bunch of different licences to sell it... you can't order it from a restaurant and its only sold at LCBO and the Beer Store. LCBO sells everything alcoholic except beer, which is obviously left for the other.

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LCBO sells beer too

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call me stupid for asking this question i clearly should have the answer to, but

what is LCBO?

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alcohol store in Canada.

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ooo CANADA..........

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smoke that leaf with glee.......


tell you what though, hockey may be good but the beer sure does suck

[everthing stops]

what?

[massive riot breaks out fueling anti canadian sentiments back in the USA]

--candian bacon (CLASSIC)

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Originally posted by The Bender:
ooo CANADA..........

FUN CANADA TRIVIA!!!

Everyone derides the French for being uptight and sort of sucking at everything besides artsy things, like food. For the most part this is true, but way back when England first took control of the colony Quebec away from France, the English offered to trade it back for another colony; Guatemala.

In a stunningly logical move, the French flatly refused. French dude Voltaire aptly described Canada as "a few acres of snow."

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Hahahahaha. I don't doubt it.
Speaking of Quebec food, poutine is great. Eat some today. Or tomorrow, or soon.
Mmm... cheese curd, gravy and fries.

Another French Canadian (French-Canadien) Fact:
In an effort to absorb them into the culture, a large number were deported and they settled in the US. The group was the Acadians. They are still a noticable group in the US. Due tradition of slanging words, they are now know as Cajuns.

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Canada is great. My favorite description of it is as the US's attic -- you don't go up there very much, but when you do, you find all this cool stuff you forgot was there.

And since Canada seems to be a popular topic, how about this fun fact:

Before the outbreak of the War of 1812 between the US and Britain, President John Adams was working on ways to combat Britsh agression -- the Brits had beeen boarding and conscripting American sailors to serve in their war with France, I beleive. At one time, a proposed plan suggested the invasion of the then-British colony of Canada, since it was deemed an easy military victory against the preoccupied British. Ex-president Thomas Jefferson called the defeat of Canada "a mere matter of marching."

While I think there was some action in the Canadian region against the British, I don't beleive it ever amounted to much, and the US obviously never got around to taking over Canada. Pity. 

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now, don't quote me on this but i'm sure its right that the americans lost land to canada during this war (but we might have given it back) and infact the americans lost the white house or something... some big building, the americans lost hardcore to us canucks i know that

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not canadians, they were still the british then!

wasn't this thread about something else?

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Originally posted by getak2003:
not canadians, they were still the british then!

wasn't this thread about something else?

LOL

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And along came me.

The War of 1812 did involve Canada-US fighting. Though horribly outnumbered, the Canadians didn't lose the war. They got a large number of natives on their side, as they were generally nicer to them than US people.

In fact there were several battles around where I live. Canada did take a decent amount of land, but they didn't claim it, they just left. They took all the area from southernmost ontario to washington i beleive, where we burned the president's residence. It was later painted white, hence the current name.

There more, but I don't remember so much of my grade 10 history. However, that was the only conflict between the two countries, and since there has been the worlds longest undefended boarder.

Fun fact: it established the lines of the two countries, the great lakes in the east and the 49th parallel in the west. According to the treaty, both countries can have 1 battleship on the great lakes (no more).

Heres a fun fact about the Alaskan boarder.
After the Yukon gold rush, people flocked to the north, so the Alaskan boarder had to be determined, since there was a disagreement. A panel of 1 US, 1 Canadian and 2 British officials made the decision. Since the Brits wanted to get back on America's good side (giving them a 3:1 advantage in terms of people deciding), they were given heavy favour in deciding the boarders position, giving the US much land that geographically should have been Canadian.