NastyInThePasty
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« on: 02-23-2008 22:51 »
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If Nibbler froze him in 1999 so that he would be around to help defeat the brains in 3000 ("The Why Of Fry" ), how did he know that the cryogenics business (indeed, the same building) he selected would still exist after a thousand years? Did he and his fellow Nibblonians secretly send money every month in order to ensure that Fry's cryotube would remain sealed? I would imagine that even a cursory inventory check by the lab's personel would reveal that Fry just appeared out of nowhere, had never registered to be frozen, ect. Or did the Nibblonians just erase/alter the memories of the cryo lab technicians so that they wouldn't question why Fry was there?
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Frisco17
DOOP Secretary
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Yeah, that seems to be pretty much what I thought. That would also explain how the building survived Bender's attempt to escape the Swedes. The Nibblonians probably had some kind of hidden shield or something.
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Xanfor
DOOP Secretary
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Bender flew past the Cryogenics building, remember? Not over it.
Also, the Nibblonians did not go back in time. Their people lack that ability.
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Turanga, A
Crustacean
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I agree with frisco that Nibbler would have put some sort of shield on the buliding to insure that Apllied Cryogentics would survive the required centuries.
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Frisco17
DOOP Secretary
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Originally posted by Anarchy_Balsac: Actually, he most likely just flew in a straight line, destroying what he flew over, but not the whole city. That would very easily explain why applied cryogenics wasn't destroyed. Remember that it was just a spur of the moment attack, not a planned wiping out of the city. Well the whole city was destroyed at some point as evidenced by the amount of damage it shows whenever we see it. You also need a pretty good reason to raise the street level. If the buildings where just to old they could have demolished them or something.
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Frisco17
DOOP Secretary
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I posted a theory about this a while ago but since I'm to lazy to look for it, I'll just give you the short version.
I think the building was tall enough that when they raised the street level it still stuck up above the ground. It would just seem shorted because some of it is now underground.
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frowntown
Crustacean
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Didn't they in Jurassic Bark almost throw his dog into the cryogenic tube as it was annoying them, doesn't this show the attitude they may have of those who are in the tube. This laziness of workers and the gradual loss of records possibly over time may of meant why he would still be the tube.
Or maybe the company merged with Mom, most things in futurama have.
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Ozoid
Crustacean
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Another thing to add. The note on the door said no power failures since 1997. So im supposed to believe there were no more for 1000 years. 0.o
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