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« #7 : 07-03-2003 16:16 »
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Yes it is very cool. It's one of MC Escher's most famous drawings. There's another art reference at the very begining of the same episode. Bender bending the alarm clock over the corner of the table is a parody of Salvador Dali's The Persistence of Memory painting, the one with all the melting clocks hanging on tree branches.
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« #9 : 07-04-2003 12:22 »
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Yes it is, it's based on "Hand met spiegelende bol" meaning hand with reflecting globe, incase anybody cares.
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« #26 : 08-06-2003 03:11 »
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Originally posted by newhook_1: Something that I do notice is that they are useing a charcoal BBQ 1000 years in the future when they are out of date even today. When did Hank Hill become a PEELer? I prefer charcoal barbeques, as you get the make whichever party guest shows up unreasonably early empty the ashes and clean the grill. Besides, if you raise the speed of light, propane won't burn anymore.* * Actually, neither will charcoal. For that matter, the solar system, the human body, etc. wouldn't work either. But it's my nit, so I'm using it for my argument.
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