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Professor
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« on: 10-29-2003 13:54 »
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its probably been posted before but if it has i dont care. in the cryonic woman, i just dont think it makes sense that people can have a job in one building, welcoming defrostees, because thers only so many tubes.
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Action Jacktion
Professor
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I've thought about that too. They seem to be constantly reviving people, though there just seems to be one room of tubes.
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Teral
Helpy McHelphelp
DOOP Secretary
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Lou and Terry probably have other functions than just welcoming defrostees. Like maintaining the cryotubes, wiping down the condensation, training new staff, paperwork, etc.
Presumably the company still accept new costumers as well, meaning more work for them.
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nichie
Crustacean
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There are probably multiple rooms. After all, it's a huge building. They probably just have many seperate rooms of tubes for ease of maintenece and to make it less intimdating to the recently defrosted.
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Asylum-Fry
Liquid Emperor
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Originally posted by Mouse On Venus: Not only that, but they all seem to be waking up in the year 3000. Didn't Fry get off on the 64th floor back in 1999? Meaning the building is huge? Probably more things to do around there than just defrost people... like make career chips, what's up with those? And Leela's old job as Fate Assignment Officer could affect college graduates.. she probably gave them and planet immigrants to NNY career chips...
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Bushmeister
Professor
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I would agree that the Applied Cryogenics company was probably quite small in 1999 and much bigger in 3000. Maybe there was an upsurge in freezzing after cyborgs enslaved humanity or during some other kind of disaster. Or wizards.
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camelboy
Poppler
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Hey hows it going this is my first post. My question on the cryogenic lab is wouldnt the building have been either one destroyed or in the sewers with the rest of old NY?
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Uncle Whippity
Crustacean
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« Reply #15 on: 01-05-2004 06:10 »
« Last Edit on: 01-05-2004 06:10 »
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Maybe the tubes that are to be thawed are moved to a 'foyer' area from a very dull and not-funny warehouse somewhere else? Admittedly, this falls flat when you think of all that goes on outside Fry's tube in SP3K. My explanation for this is that when Fry was originally found, Applied Cryogenics didn't immediately thaw him for lack of payment as someone assumed the paperwork and payment would follow soon. After a few years, he got to be a novelty, and after a few more people forgot. A bit like Elmer McCurdy ( http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1841153230/qid=1073300906/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_0_1/026-3556907-5311663) but with more comedy.
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Uncle Whippity
Crustacean
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Originally posted by David A: I think that the story of Elmer McCurdy has plenty of comedy.
I fixed your link. One day I'll get the hang of UBB code. But while we're here - if the preserved corpse of a not-very-good outlaw can end up as a prop in an amusement park after 60 years, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that Applied Cryogenics forget 'that red-headed guy' after a couple of centuries.
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David A
Space Pope
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Originally posted by Uncle Whippity: One day I'll get the hang of UBB code. Don't worry about it. It took me a while too. But while we're here - if the preserved corpse of a not-very-good outlaw can end up as a prop in an amusement park after 60 years, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that Applied Cryogenics forget 'that red-headed guy' after a couple of centuries. I agree. Nibblonian intervention is also a strong possibility. "Yes, the Nibblonians have been to Earth. The Nibblonians have been everywhere. The Nibblonians are."
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Uncle Whippity
Crustacean
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Originally posted by futuramamama: Fry was'nt moved for a thousand years. The Nibblonians forged the paperwork for Fry to get a window seat.
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X-Periment
Crustacean
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If tere is only one room of Cryotubes, then add another one. That's X-Periment, now-member of the X-Universe forums, saying "I told you so."
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