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Anarchy_Balsac
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« #252 : 03-28-2008 17:45 »
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Originally posted by Ralph Snart: If people routinely reach 160 years of age in the 31th century, then a mid-thirties Fry and Leela aren't having to worry about collecting Medicare anytime soon.
30 years of age then is probably comparable to somebody in their mid to late teens today. I did consider that, but consider also that Lars looked rather oldish at 50. Almost as if the writers messed that up. Of course, that doesn't mean they will in the future (No pun intended). @futz: Consider this, Robot 1-X is superior, but as of BBS it still isn't in widespread use. Plus, most of the 100000-250000 years were lived in the past, thus have no effect on him becoming obsolete. On top of that, becoming obsolete doesn't mean dying.
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x.Bianca.x

Urban Legend
  
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« #257 : 03-28-2008 18:32 »
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The only way Bender would ever be able to 'die' would be either he gets horribly broken beyond repair or if there was no way he could ever recharge his batteries. Although the only way he can stay alive wihout liquor would be going on standby, sort of like what he did in roswell, he would have been on standby, thus saving his power, thus making it a fact that robots can 'sleep'. Also, if he did power out, it wouldnt be permanent. Just say something is invented to be almost identical to alcohol. Problem solved. -------------------- 
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Xanfor

DOOP Secretary

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« #270 : 04-02-2008 06:45 »
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Originally posted by Anarchy_Balsac: Well yeah, every force, even the gravity of distant stars have a slow effect of some kind on every existing object, albiet, ever negligibly. ...since every piece of matter in the Universe is in someway affected by every other piece of matter in the Universe, it is in theory possible to extrapolate the whole of creation - every Galaxy, every sun, every planet, their orbits, their composition, and their economic and social history from, say, one small piece of fairy cake.
~ The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
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x.Bianca.x

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« #276 : 04-07-2008 01:48 »
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Originally posted by FordMustang: I am late to respond to this, my friend, but I loved your above comments! Having reached the 40 years and seen I am still as athletic as ever I have to say being older is not bad! The rocking chair idea is actually quite cute and may even change a few stereotpes about aging, especially since I have met more than a few older folk who are very hot looking and athletic. It gives hope to all of us.
Gawd, not to be mean, but if youre over 40 and still on cartoon chatrooms, I suggest getting a life! When im 40, I hope to be doing better than Matt Groening, creating my own cartoons and having my own tv show chatroom, and living in LA in a house, no matter how far america may be from australia!
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