Why does Scruffy cry?... (warning-spoilers)

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I want to know why you think scruffy cries... when

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He tells the wash-bucket, in Amy;s body, to leave... is it because he love the wash-bucket, or is it because he lost a beautiful woman...

  let me know what you think... no spoilers outside of tags please...

[Reply #1 on:]

He cries because you touch yourself at night.

[Reply #2 on:]

seriously... WTF! tnuk!

[Reply #3 on:]

It's obvious, Scruffy could of "did it" with her and then, but he decided not for both of their sakes. Plus most Humans cry.

[Reply #4 on:]

Yerp.

[Reply #5 on:]

Scruffy's a cosmic-war-hardened man of morals. And it hurts Scruffy inside.

[Reply #6 on:]

He cries because he's a real man who's not ashamed to weep for the true love that he cannot have.

[Reply #7 on:]

He cries because he's a real man who's not ashamed to weep for the true love that he cannot have.

Exactly. Poor Scruffy. I hope there are many more items of janitorial equipment he can fall for in later days. Perhaps a torque wrench, or a vacuum cleaner (hoover).

[Reply #8 on:]

Or maybe a janitorial fem-bot, but he'd have to be careful... Bender might seduce her...

[Reply #9 on:]

I would love to see Scruffy give a rousing speech on morality to someone like Bender.

I can see it now.

Scene: The PE Break Room. Scruffy is lying on the couch reading the latest issue of Flying Melons from Sleaze Four, a high end erotica, when Bender walks in.

Bender: Hey, chumpettes, guess who's back six hundred thousand dollars richer?
Fry: Some lawyer somewhere?
Leela: Where's that millionaire's daughter you were sponsoring for the Big Brother program?
Bender: Who cares? Probably home safe in her crying father's arms.

Bender whistles and starts walking out of the room. As he turns around a piece of paper flutters out his his compartment

Fry: Hm? Fry picks up the paper

"To-do list
Buy newspapers
Visit petting zoo
Kidnap sister
Empty Fry's wallet
Ask for many thousands"

Fry: Hey, what is this, some kind of song lyric?
Leela: Yeah, even Fry wrote better lyrics that one time. Wait, these aren't lyrics! Bender, how could you?
Scruffy: stands and looks at Bender

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From that point, Scruffy would launch into a dramatic and passionate display of his deep understanding of humanity and the depths of his soul. I have neither the ability to write the beautiful words he would muster nor the want to tarnish his name should I put down anything but the best for him.

Oh, my imagination... 

[Reply #10 on:]

It was a surprise to see Scruffy cry about a bucket.  We always knew there was something mysterious about Scruffy.  Maybe he was in love with the bucket's voice. 

[Reply #11 on:]

From that point, Scruffy would launch into a dramatic and passionate display of his deep understanding of humanity and the depths of his soul. I have neither the ability to write the beautiful words he would muster nor the want to tarnish his name should I put down anything but the best for him.

This brought a tear to my eye... Scruffy's words must remain in our minds until the writers can preform their sacred duty, and give scruffy the words that will best suit him.  

EDIT;

Wait! i know what Scuffy would say!!

Scruffy: I am disappointed.  Maybe love doesn't mean anything to you, but to me it does mean something.  It means being there for those who need it., it means never giving up.  it means that we can be anyone in another city...  he pauses then runs out to find the washbucket and the mind switching machine... as a back story, he clones a body then puts the washbucket in it, and then they move to a new city and live happily for the rest of their lives  

i know, my words still don't do it justice... i will now go and punish my fingers for writing words that are not worthy of scruffy's name... 

[Reply #12 on:]

You guys keep going on about how moral and good Scruffy is, yet you don't seem to think that he'd have a problem with killing someone just because he created them as a clone for his own benefit?

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You guys keep going on about how moral and good Scruffy is, yet you don't seem to think that he'd have a problem with killing someone just because he created them as a clone for his own benefit?

According to Amendment 324 passed into law June of 2871, any artificial body raised for any purposes other than experimentation is punishable.

Scruffy, with his years of built wit and mechanical expertise, would have no issue passing off the mind switching as a noteworthy experiment and then later publish the very sexy and very successful results.

Farnsworth got away with it because he declared himself dead as a tax dodge. Sure, when met with it he claims he simply fell asleep in a ditch, but we all know he's more snide than that.

[Reply #14 on:]

 Where does Scruffy stand on Proposition ∞?

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You guys keep going on about how moral and good Scruffy is, yet you don't seem to think that he'd have a problem with killing someone just because he created them as a clone for his own benefit?

According to Amendment 324 passed into law June of 2871, any artificial body raised for any purposes other than experimentation is punishable.

Scruffy, with his years of built wit and mechanical expertise, would have no issue passing off the mind switching as a noteworthy experiment and then later publish the very sexy and very successful results.
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Calling it an experiment doesn't change the fact that he is essentialy forcing the newly developed mind of the Amy clone into the bucket.
An act that a moraly driven Scruffy would have issue with.

[Reply #16 on:]

But not necessarily, the bucket body is the tool, it would be the bucket mind that he wanted... so a newly developed mind would easily adapt to a new body and be happy in it.  And Scruffy would get his love

[Reply #17 on:]

But it doesn't sit well from an ethical stand-point.

It's like me wanting a baby's arm so that I can frame a baby's arm holding an apple on my wall for a joke, so I cut a baby's arm off going by the logic, it's too young to know any better and it'll grow up without an arm so it will have adapted to life with just 1 arm and it'll be used to it.

I just don't think Scruffy would be up for that.

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I'm assuming that the body would only have the basic instincts programmed into it.  It would know how to take care of life functions and that's it.  I'm equating it to how a robot can have a new body built for it, or how a head in a jar can take over a robot body.  Basically, he would be 'building' a body for the wash-bucket, swapping a blank slate for her.  i won't pretend that it's a bit of a touchy issue, because we are dealing with human cloning, but I think that it could work out...

[Reply #19 on:]

I think Scruffy is the most conservative character on the show. And the most moral. Oddly enough he does have a pretty healthy porn habit.

[Reply #20 on:]

I think Scruffy is the most conservative character on the show. And the most moral. Oddly enough he does have a pretty healthy porn habit.

If living in the real world has taught us anything, it is that Porn is the cornerstone of any sane person's day.

[Reply #21 on:]

Scruffy's a man of principles. It still wouldn't be the same for him.

[Reply #22 on:]

Where does he stand on Proposition Infinity?  If he was in favor of it, then the professor could make a fembot body for the washbucket...  I'm grasping at straws here....

[Reply #23 on:]

Scruffy's all for equality. That's why he fought in the Equality for All (Except Neutrals) War of 2775. Of course, the war was commissioned,started, and ended by 25-star general "Commodore 64" Zapp Brannigan. (TOO MUCH NERDY! I need a break. But I can't! New Futurama tomorrow.)

[Reply #24 on:]

Soo... a wash-bucket fem-bot could work?!   (I can't wait for the new episode either!)

[Reply #25 on:]

Scruffy cries out his loneliness for a second....yerp.

[Reply #26 on:]

Scruffy's all for equality. That's why he fought in the Equality for All (Except Neutrals) War of 2775. Of course, the war was commissioned,started, and ended by 25-star general "Commodore 64" Zapp Brannigan. (TOO MUCH NERDY! I need a break. But I can't! New Futurama tomorrow.)

So Scruffy is over 225 years old? Zapp too? Jeez. Pick better years for this shit. Better yet, stop making shit up.

[Reply #27 on:]

Scruffy's all for equality. That's why he fought in the Equality for All (Except Neutrals) War of 2775. Of course, the war was commissioned,started, and ended by 25-star general "Commodore 64" Zapp Brannigan. (TOO MUCH NERDY! I need a break. But I can't! New Futurama tomorrow.)

So Scruffy is over 225 years old? Zapp too? Jeez. Pick better years for this shit. Better yet, stop making shit up.

I think he was meaning the war of 2975, would make more sense. am I right nibblonian leader ? (trying to help :P) I would like to see an episode more focus on Scruffy he is so a cool character

[Reply #28 on:]

Better yet, stop making shit up.

I'm backing this. The desire some people have to create fan-fiction baffles me.

[Reply #29 on:]

He always dreamed of a hot girl with brains of a washbucket. BUt he couldn't go through with it.

As stated above his morals wouldn't let him.

[Reply #30 on:]

Scruffy's all for equality. That's why he fought in the Equality for All (Except Neutrals) War of 2775. Of course, the war was commissioned,started, and ended by 25-star general "Commodore 64" Zapp Brannigan. (TOO MUCH NERDY! I need a break. But I can't! New Futurama tomorrow.)

So Scruffy is over 225 years old? Zapp too? Jeez. Pick better years for this shit. Better yet, stop making shit up.

Sorry, I had an intelligence lapse. I meant 2975. Also, cyber-turnip, I'm not a big fan of fan-fics. Too much Slash.

[Reply #31 on:]

Scruffy's a man of principle.

*sobs*

Yep.

[Reply #32 on:]

I must admit that I'm struggling to see what moral Scruffy is upholding by rejecting the wash-bucket.

[Reply #33 on:]

I must admit that I'm struggling to see what moral Scruffy is upholding by rejecting the wash-bucket.

Using someone elses body with out consent?

[Reply #34 on:]

Although I'm sure Amy wouldn't mind, it's still the fact that Scruffy used another human to fulfill his fantasies, and what if Amy got pregnant? How can Scruffy live with the consequences?

[Reply #35 on:]

One does wonder where a wash bucket learns to have sex fleshy-style.

[Reply #36 on:]

*cough* Bender...  *cough*

[Reply #37 on:]

Excellent point. *cough*

[Reply #38 on:]

*cough* internet *cough, cough*

[Reply #39 on:]

I want to know why you think scruffy cries... when

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He tells the wash-bucket, in Amy;s body, to leave... is it because he love the wash-bucket, or is it because he lost a beautiful woman...

  let me know what you think... no spoilers outside of tags please...

Because he knows it can never be.