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« #122 : 05-04-2004 18:50 »
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Originally posted by Ekarderif: But "special" is the politically correct term for retarded... Wow, you figured that out all by yourself? Youre a "special" little boy...
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« #125 : 05-05-2004 15:12 »
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Originally posted by Xmpel: Because Fry told him to wait outside Pannuci's for him. That's what made the ending so emotional. That response doesn't make any sense. Seymour saw Fry in the cryogenics lab. So oviously that would have been after Fry Told seymour to wait for him. we saw lots of scenes of Seymour looking for Fry. before he found him in the cryo lab. So he obviously didn't wait for Fry he looked for him a little found him, got kicked out of the building and gave up. So I guess Seymour presumed Fy would be able to get out somehow but he still looked for him first.
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« #127 : 05-06-2004 17:40 »
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But Still it wasn't as simple as that you neglected to mention that, but I feel its something that just seems an odd part of to add.
And I don't know what point I'm trying to make so I'll shut up.
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tostos
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« #136 : 06-27-2004 22:52 »
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anyone knows what is the name of the song of the scene when the dog die .. in the last momento of the episode... tanx for readme...
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Medric

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« #139 : 07-01-2004 15:56 »
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Originally posted by tostos: anyone knows what is the name of the song of the scene when the dog die .. in the last momento of the episode... tanx for readme... "I will wait for you" sung by Connie Francis Dave
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Medric

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« #140 : 07-01-2004 16:04 »
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Originally posted by M0le: If that happened in reality the dog would forget about you after just a few months and find somebody else to look after it. Not necessarily. Have you heard of the true story of Greyfriars Bobby who, when his owner died, spent his next 14 years on or around his owners grave in Greyfriars churchyard in Edinburgh in Scotland until his own death, reputedly on that grave in 1872. He slept there every night no matter what the weather was like. Local people fed him. His story can be read at http://www.greyfriarsbobby.co.uk/story/story.html and many other websites. A statue and a drinking fountain for dogs was built to commemorate him and is still standing. Dave
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germanfryfan

The Listmaker
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« #150 : 08-28-2004 17:51 »
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Originally posted by fryfanSpyOrama: ..."Do You Forget About Me", then I'd be impressed. If he'd also bark the "n't" in it, it would be even better  ______________________ Welcome to Peel SeymourLover! It's a bad feeling to lose someone who shared a part of life with you. I didn't have a pet myself but it did hurt me, when my friends dog was "put down" three years ago. It (Bodo) was 14 years old and suffered from cancer.  Lurk around in the boards and participate on discussions, but please be aware of some rules given here. Also these guidelines and tips might be pretty helpfull.  Above all: Enjoy your stay here at nerd-world!
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Shadowstar

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« #158 : 08-30-2004 21:25 »
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Every time I turn around, this thread keeps getting unearthed! Can we drop this subject already? Originally posted by fryfanSpyOpera: I may be a cold hearted bastard, but Seymour is still a dumb dog. Though, I did get teary, from laughing at the final scene and therefore that statement may not apply to me. Wow. You have no soul. Seymour had no one else in his life who loved him like Fry. So, he just waited and waited for him to come back. That's what dogs do. They wait for their masters, granted they've been kind and loving to them like Fry. I found the ending very touching, but I guess I can't change one's opinion. Different opinions make the world go 'round.
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