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Cube_166
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and wizards put them there.
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danwuzhere
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Beat me to the Wizard. Dern, anyway they're probably only a few years old, so they must have some kind of Future technology.
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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Another thing: how come there's light at the bottom of the Atlantic? We know the depth where they land is more than 7000 feet (when the depth guage breaks (and they continue downwards for about 15 seconds more)). Even the clearest water doesn't allow light to penetrate deeper than 3000 feet (most light is blocked out after 600 feet), and yet it looks like they're only a few hundred feets below the surface. How is that possible? I'm looking at you David "my-father-is-a-marine-biologist" X. Cohen!
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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Excpet you see sunbeams coming down from the surface, you can even see wavelines on the bottom. And they were still at least at 7000 feet. Originally posted by Evil Fox Exec: and how come they're not crushed from the pressure when they go out into the water. Because of Farnsie's anti-pressure suppository.
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
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Probably made of some kind of futuristic material that doesn't get transparent when wet, but I like the way you think. You can always check out TheVoices take on a wet tanktop over at The Leela Zone. Originally posted by Chump: WAIT! I got an answer.
Too late, I'ts already in todays newspaper, frontpage story even. But nice idea though.
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Evil Fox Exec
Bending Unit
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Originally posted by Teral: Because of Farnsie's anti-pressure suppository. Oh man, I can't believe I forgot that! Fry: I can't swallow that! Farnsworth: Well, good news! It's a suppository! However the question as to how Fry and the rest can keep their eyes open under water is still left open.
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Tweek
UberMod
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There is a mountain range running down the middle of the Atlantic, perhaps the boots were on a peak, but when they were pulled down by the fish it pulled them away from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
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Smitty
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Originally posted by Tweek: There is a mountain range running down the middle of the Atlantic, perhaps the boots were on a peak, but when they were pulled down by the fish it pulled them away from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Perhaps it was sealed by 3001?
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Sil
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Yeah, you can open your eyes underwater, it stings a bit at first but your eyes adjust. The tears that "wash" your eyeballs are salty anyway. You see a bit of a white fog for a few minutes when you leave the water, but that's about it. That happens with chlorinated water though, too.
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