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Re:Point less.
Who knows, but 100 cups of coffee causes you to become transcendental as time slows down around you, allowing you to save all your friends from a gigantic spider silk tapestry fire.
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Here here
I, for one, will be searching the stars tonight using my smelloscope to find new odors to patent.
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Re:Because an explosion is 3-d
It's probably for this very reason that in the future they build Madison Cube Gardens
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Already predicted!
Yet another real-world event predicted by Matt Groening.
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OFR: Obligatory Futurama Reference
$ whois tempratech.com
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Tempra Technology Inc.
6140 15th Street East
Bradenton, FL 34203
US ...
Quick, someone in Bradenton order a pizza for I.C. Can, and send it to Tempratech!
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Re:Caught you, Heisenberg...
Incorrect, I have also measured his comment and found the quote to have come from this man.
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Clearly a case of prior artLook at all of the vices listed in parent's post, and it's clear that prior art was established in robot Bender. Bender exhibited every one of those vices.
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Re:Mozilla project names currently in alpha
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Re:How to block them ...Believe it or not, most web surfers are not anti-advertising. We don't love it, sure; but we get it on TV and radio, in magazines and movies, at ball games, on buses, milk cartons, t-shirts, and bananas, and written on the sky. We're used to it. But we expect a certain amount of restraint on the part of webmasters. A recognition that we are not simply ad-viewing machines. We don't object to seeing banners, even pretty big ones, or "Sponsored Links," as long as there are only one or two banners (plus a link box or a larger square ad) per page. We kind of think interactive ads (i.e. Flash and Java ones) are cool and fun to play with, even if we don't care about the product being advertised. But we aren't fans of how they make our browser run slow as molasses, and we hate the ones that make loud sounds or talk to us. We don't like "busy" ads, ones with crap dancing or shaking or what have you. We don't like ads that try to fool you into clicking on them by pretending to be a system message or moving under your mouse just when you're about to click on a link (ESPN.com's horrible "slide-down" ad does this to me all the time). And we don't like ads slathered so heavily over a page, even if they are subtle and small, that it takes 45 seconds to load because of all the JavaScript (ESPN.com again). And if we're already paying for the goddamn site? We don't just expect a little consideration, we demand it.
Popup blockers are real popular. Ad blockers aren't. That's because most people are reasonable and understand that ads are necessary to keep the Internet free, or at least very cheap. But if they keep pushing... This applies to the non-virtual world, too (Spider-man on first base). We'll only tolerate so much, even when we accept that much of the world is ad-driven.
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Obligatory Futurama quote
Monk #1: "He speaks out of love for his friend. Perhaps that love in his heart is God."
Monk #2: "Oh, how convenient, a theory about God that doesn't require looking through a telescope. Get back to work!"
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Re:Lame
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Re:Sorry. I hate the RIAANo amount of law making saved the canal boats from the invention of the automobile.
And the advent of the computer & internet didn't exactly help the library system either. As the digital divide slowly closes, libraries will become little more than free (as in speech and beer) cybercafes, and museums for deadtree books and other old media.
Ahh... I can't resist a Futurama reference
:)Thanks to its incredibly generous benefactors - the Wong Dynasty - Mars University owns the largest collection of literature in the universe. The collection is kept at the Wong library on two discs: Fiction and Non-Fiction.
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Re:re-inactment of a simpson episodespeaking of the simpsons/groening... check out the "about me" page; her cat is called farnsworth!!
...only a true geek would name their cat after the greatest inventor of all time. i smell a plan afoot.
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Rehydrating food with urine...
I think Fry has the best review of what it probably tastes like: "What's the worst thing that can happen... ewww, it's like a party in my mouth and everyone is throwing up."
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Deadline!
SETI says 2020, so now we have a new Internet deadline to watch. I bet they strike gold next year sometime or the year after. And when they do, I bet the Aliens look like giant chickens and they kick our asses for KFC.
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Futurama quote
Nichelle Nichols: "It's about that rip in space-time that you saw!"
Stephen Hawking: "I call it a Hawking Hole."
Fry: "No fair! I saw it first!"
Stephen Hawking: "Who is the Journal of Quantum Physics going to believe?"
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Re:Too many remotes:
Wow, that sort of technology must be from a million years in the future!
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Re:Soylent Green???
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Re:R2-D2 is humanlike??There's a good reason not to use C3PO as an example of anything:
Professor: "Back then you see, robots were slow moving, stiff and a little on the uptight side!"
Robot: "Oh dear, might I favor master with a tender kiss on the forehead?" -
Re:Smart?
Nibblonian 1: "It's a genetic abnormality which resulted when you went back in time and performed certain actions which made you your own grandfather."
Fry: "I did do the nasty in the pasty!"
Nibblonian 2: "Verily. And that past nastification is what shields you from the brains. You are the last hope of the universe."
Fry: "So, I really am important? How I feel when I'm drunk is correct?"
Nibblonian 1: "Yes. Except the Dave Matthews Band doesn't rock."
From http://www.gotfuturama.com/Multimedia/EpisodeSoun
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Re:Hmm.
No that would be Popplers are people too from the greatest hard sci-fi ever made. Might even be coming back
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Re:Some questions
It's not so much taken out of context as it is misattributed. My sig. is from Futurama (#12). No, it's not an honest quotation, but then the person it's attributed to isn't a very honest person, and that's pretty much the point.
Hmmm... 'misattribution' is such an ugly word. I prefer 'slander'. -
Slim Shady
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Everyone knows ...
... that all Dark Matter comes from the feces of the Nibblonians. Each pound of which weights over ten thousand pounds. Therefore, if there is this much Dark Matter, Dark Energy must exist to cause the expansion of the universe.
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Er, I mean Nibbler. Oh never mind...
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Need IQ or attention span? Forget it.
I only heard that Enterprise might not be renewed a few days ago, and it really wouldn't surprise me if it had been cancelled. With the likes of Crusade, Futurama and Legend of The Rangers, it often seems like only 'lowest common denominator' shows can keep the interest of the big networks. If you like a show which requires an attention span longer than 12 minutes, or - god forbid - 12 IQ points, it's going to have an uncertain future. Don't get too attached to the characters.
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Re:Climb Arafat?
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Re:ugh..
Finally, something we humans can beat machines at!
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"Woo, hoo!"
Futurama was on of the best TV shows. You can go wrong with repeats - And of course you can get all the information you can handle at gotfuturama.com.
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Re:Wait..I think it's a typo. It's not longhorn, but lower horn.
Lrrr: "Interesting. The trousers conceal a tiny secondary horn."
Fry: "Hey, what've you heard?"
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Futurama: "When Aliens Attack"
No, seriously. It's incredible. You can catch it in syndication or on the 1st-Season DVD. It's a huge but short space battle with some incredible animation, both hand-drawn and CGI. Plus, it's led by the immortal Zap Brannigan.
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Re:They'll be able to deal with it....
Great! Let's do this with all our radioactive waste, then. And if it does 'come back to haunt us' we have that epsiode of Futurama to show us what to do.
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Re:death by snusnuLink no worky.
- Sorry, you aren't allowed to access that. The webmasters were notified about this
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Re:death by snusnu
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I never noticed...
... that tech support can be done so well with the voice of Kif.
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Why is this necessary?
And here I thought NASA had technology to take care of this remotely.
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Re:and this couldn't have come sooner?
Maybe NASA will make up for it by picking up some Popplers for us on the way home.
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Re:bittorrenting now
"Go feed your lion some tofu" is a reference to Futurama. One of the people protesting with Leela is a hippy who taught his lion to eat tofu.
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Re:Not For Me!
I have never mistakenly put my digital watch on upside down
Then you aren't Professor Hubert Farnsworth.
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Re:Obligatory Futurama Quote
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Re:Sounds good, but...It just needs a baby bottle (available in the "Family-Resquer(TM)" Option Pack)
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Re:It's turtles all the way down!
Sounds like an episode of Futurama. Except they use boxes instead of spheres
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Gender Bender ?Perhaps it was the Gender Bender ?
Ciryon
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Sorry
Sorry, I accidentally hit Submit instead of Preview. Here's another story on topic. (Please don't troll, it's an unmoderated forum.) The question is, why does Fox consider a return of Family Guy, a show about an average drunk Joe "General Public" Sixpack family, instead of the best science fiction show ever invented? Don't they want the support of intelligent geek/nerd/Slashdot community anymore? I don't understand. Could some "insider" comment on this issue?
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Re:Ooh!Wasn't that "Crushinator"?
Todd
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Umm..
Yeah? So? Where are the facts? It's hardly descriptive. This is really one of those `What-If?' things. They should have just used the What If Machine.
What if SCO wins?
What if Microsoft takes over Google?
What if Gore won the election?
What if Einstein wouldn't have been born?
What if Linus was killed in a car crash?
What if RMS was sane?
What if the French won the war?
What if Bender was really giant?
What if life was more like a video game?
Does it matter? -
Futurama
Wasn't this already patented/invented by Professor Hubert J Farnsworth?
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they even look a little alike
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they even look a little alike
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Obligatory Futurama Reference
Lander returned
The Series Has Landed
to this site by the
Historical Sticklers
Society.