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Zoidberg 123
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Bender steal all her stuff and then they break up
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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No, the bracelet was only 93 percent as lovely as her. I think he really did love her.
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Turanga, A
Crustacean
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He would have eventually gotten bored of her, as he does with everything and everyone else. Remember in Love and Rocket he said he can get bored with things much quicker than humans.
He may have tried to get her back at sometime when he nothing else to do, but it would be nothing more than temporary
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Shiny
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No. He'd have loved her like he loves Mom; so much he'd actually spend money to buy her stuff.
Of course, he would keep gambling, stealing and cheating, but he'd give up the floozybots and just concentrate on pimping them for profit.
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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[StewartGriffin] I am going to kill you. [/StewartGriffin] Na, I'm just pullin' ya leg. Actually I agree with Shiny completely. Now here's a dilemma: The professor invents a device that can completely turn a black hole inside out. The problem is, it can only be used once, due to in being powered by a one-of-a-kind isotope of Unbitriquadpenthexseptoctenni llium. Fry wants to reverse the Tempest black hole, and Bender wants the Countess back. Of course, neither of them admit wanting to do any of those things. So the showdown begins... Also, I bet on Fry. Also, Bender will probably win. Also, but I want Fry to win. Also, I'm ranting.
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TomAllen
Bending Unit
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Oh, the _Tempus_ (as in "time" ) Nebula. The Tempest Nebula sounds like something that's located in the Galaxy of Terror. Of course, it's just a name.... Off you go. Pleasant trip!
I tend to think that Bender would have dumped the Countess, had she survived the tragic romance, for the same reason noted above by Turanga A-- he can get bored of things much more quickly than we humans. However, it's possible -- slightly -- that the Countess would be to Bender as Leela is to Fry. A redeeming influence that prompts the character to act politely, kindly, and with honor, and that --
Whoa! What am I saying? Bender polite, kind and honorable? What parallel universe have I been smoking in? Not even the Countess could counteract Bender's nasty programming -- at least, not for more than a few moments. Otherwise, we'd have "nice Bender", and oy, would that be dull!
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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Yes, I tend to agr-
Whirrrr... Beep!
Oh, dear me...
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Shiny
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YESYESYESYESYESYESYES! Some of us would, actually.
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Shiny
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« Reply #24 on: 06-14-2006 20:49 »
« Last Edit on: 06-14-2006 20:49 »
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I shall NEVER admit that, young man, at least not in public! And as for the Unfortunate Incident in my past, it's an utter lie. I was never there, nobody saw me, you can't prove a thing and the sheep are lying. Ahem. So wait a sec...are you saying only lesbians could want Fry and Leela to get married? That's an interesting premise...not sure what it's based on. Or perhaps the "fellow" who is so concerned with gender didn't bother noting mine? Actually, it's not surprising to see a little gender confusion, after all this is an alleged "guy" who picked a VERY feminine avatar. I guess "he's" still just a little unsure about himself.... And just in case you can't tell... J/K!
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Shiny
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So....which part of "J/K" is giving you trouble (or don't you know it means " Just Kidding" )? Lemme elaborate...I am not a gay man, or a straight man (except sometimes in comedy routines). Also, I've never even been to Scotland. That is how I know the sheep are lying. And based on your post, I think I know why you sound so familiar. Lemme see, obsessed with Leela and hot girls in skimpy outfits, sexist, questioning the orientation of others not similarly obsessed, prone to Malapropism.... Admit it - You're Zapp Brannigan, aren't you? Shiny P.S.... J/K!
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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Originally posted by Shiny: I shall NEVER admit that, young man, at least not in public! And as for the Unfortunate Incident in my past, it's an utter lie. I was never there, nobody saw me, you can't prove a thing and the sheep are lying. Oh ha ha. Why can't I ever think of something like that? So wait a sec...are you saying only lesbians could want Fry and Leela to get married? OMG, I'm a lesbian! P.S.: Mal·a·prop·ism noun 1. Ludicrous misuse of a word, especially by confusion with one of similar sound. 2. An example of such misuse.
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TomAllen
Bending Unit
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Wait a sec.... Wait a second.... YAWWWN! News flash: Morbo says, "Several PEEL folks (including TomAllen) are homosexual. They are sooooo bored by the tangent this Countess/Bender thread has taken. They also like kittens, but kittens give Morbo gas." Also, Leela and Amy agree -- Pedro has to be a guy. Why? Cause he doesn't know what a period is. (Ba-dum-tum.) That's pure Zoidberg. Why isn't anyone laughing? Oh, right. Because that's pure Zoidberg. Linda says, "Please don't anger Morbo. Ha-ha, ha ha ha ha! But in lighter news, Futurama fans discuss the death of the Countess. No Shippers survived. Ho-ho! Takes all kinds, doesn't it, Morbo?" Finally, a point: Could the Countess somehow have survived the black hole? (It is the future, after all.) If so, what does Bender say when she shows up at his and Fry's apartment?
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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Sure, you can remove things from a black hole. All you need to do is increase the speed of light like the scientists did in 2208. Just do it until the event horizon shrinks down to the surface of the hole. Now, when you increase the speed of light, the power of your engines should increase. That is, the energy output will increase, you know, the whole E=mc^2 thing, c being the speed of light. So, with your more powerful engines, you swoop in, grab what you want, and swoop out. When you're done, restore the speed of light to it's norm. However, reassembling from their component subatomic particles whatever and whoever you picked up is your own concern. Also your concern is the restoring of the thermonuclear reactions in every star in the universe. Good luck!...
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Shiny
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But how does doing that stop the thermonuclear reactions in every star in the universe? Wouldn’t they, like the engines, just have gotten more powerful? (This is where Shiny's brain starts to think that Science is really Magic and wonders why the Scientists won't just admit it and be done with the matter....) Originally posted by Pedro La Loco, in regards to “malapropism”: How did I do that? *sigh* All right, I’ll do it...this once. “Famine” is a lack of food, in Ireland or anywhere else. “Feminine” is the state of being like a female (at least, as our culture defines femininity). Other Malapropisms: “The reports were corregated by several others.” (sh/be corroborated) “My husband got Viagra, and now he’s not impudent no more.” (sh/be impotent) “It was worth threatening to chop off my medusa enchilada.” (sh/be medulla oblongata) Get it? Got it. Good. Originally posted by Xanfor Oh ha ha. Why can't I ever think of something like that? Well, I didn’t think of it...I stole it! (“Immature artists imitate. Mature artists steal outright.” ~Picasso (I think)) Now you can steal it and amaze your friends! Just practice it to yourself, and wait for the perfect moment to spring it on the unsuspecting (it can be even funnier out loud). The true secret to “wit:” saving up stolen stuff for just the right time.... And last, but certainly not least, Originally posted by TomAllen: News flash: Morbo says, "Several PEEL folks (including TomAllen) are homosexual. They are sooooo bored by the tangent this Countess/Bender thread has taken. They also like kittens, but kittens give Morbo gas." But in contrast, my bi housemate, my gay boyfriend, and my gay dungeon master were highly amused by it. (BTW, Xanfor, my housemate offered to mail you an “Honorary Lesbian” button that her late husband used to wear... ) Also, Leela and Amy agree -- Pedro has to be a guy. Why? Cause he doesn't know what a period is.
(Ba-dum-tum.) That's pure Zoidberg. Why isn't anyone laughing? Oh, right. Because that's pure Zoidberg. I did laugh, actually...okay, it’s ancient, but I wasn’t expecting it right then.
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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Well, the speed of light is an universal law, so when you change it one place, you change it everywhere. When you increase it, the thermonuclear reactions in stars become more powerful. Given, right? Now let me explain. A star is extremely massive. The only thing that keeps a star from collapsing in on itself is the energy released from the fusion in it's core. Now, if the speed of light decreased, then the energy would go down, disturbing the delicate balance of gravity vs. thermonuclear reactions. The star would then collapse into a dwarf, a neutron star, or a black hole. However, in order to cause the event horizion a black hole to shrink down to the physical surface of a black hole (which quite possibly has several hundred times the mass of our sun compressed down to a space a few miles across) the speed of light would have to be increased, so much that it would definitely tip the balance on these stars, causing them to literately explode. Actually, not so much as tipping the balance as much as banging down on the 'exploding' side of balance with enough force to send the other side flying into the air, splitting into sharp-edged pieces, landing on an innocent passerby and having to tell the police that he/she walked over a very sharp cattle grid while wearing an extremely heavy hat.
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Shiny
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Okay, so you wouldn't have to restart the reactions; you'd have to find a new universe to live in because every piece of matter remotely near a star would have gone kablooey.
That makes much more sense.
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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@Pedro La Loco: Precisely.
@Shiny: Have you you priced those lately? I'm not made of money, leave me alone!
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Shiny
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But since he forwent stealing the bracelet in the first place, I'd say he still missed HER more; though I'm sure he'd have taken some consolation from his second greatest love, if the bracelet had been worth a lot...
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