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Reposting this from the old thread because gently caress yeah Benderbrau
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Dheni Walsh posted:Hey I went to high school with a guy named David Moore (I realize it's a very common name) but there is no way in hell he's smart enough to make something like this without killing himself in the process. Yeah I probably should have clarified; I just copy-pasted the imgur link from the last thread. Because let's face it, it deserves to be in this thread. Although some people called him crazy. And why? Because he dared to dream! Of super atomic monsters with octagonal shaped bodies that suck blood!
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Jun 23, 2011 02:29
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Stonefish posted:So, did anyone accuse the "Who can drink more Arsenic? Test inconclusive" thing of being straight from the mouth of GlaDOS? If so, I missed it. It was sulphur at first where the rock alien said "test inconclusive". Then he decided not to bother with the arsenic test when someone (the professor?) said "just ask us questions!". So I'm gonna go with it not being a GlaDOS thing, and more of a "I don't understand humans don't like to drink chemicals" thing.
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Jun 24, 2011 13:59
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Inspector_71 posted:The Ally McBeal episode works so well because it's not really a reference to the show itself as much as it's a reference to the total hysteria that occurred around it. There's also the fact that even if you know literally zero about Ally McBeal because it held no interest and/or you were too young, it's still completely enjoyable. Nothing in the episode is diminished by the fact I know nothing about Ally McBeal. "Cough, then fall over dead" is still loving hilarious, as well as all the other jokes. I can't help but feel the new episodes, while still funny, just don't have the same feel to them I guess. But still, any Futurama (even the odd bad episode) is better than no Futurama. But, with the exception of Scruffy, gently caress the eyephone episode, it doesn't exist  :saddownssNinja edit: By new episodes, I mean everything past the movies.
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Jun 25, 2011 01:11
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Dheni Walsh posted:You mean the Lucy Liu DON'T DATE ROBOTS one? I think the only real difference is terminology there. Unless you're referring to how it's no longer taboo to date robots yet we've not seen anything about that since robosexuality episode, which I think supports my argument. Well my parents were going to get me a bar if I got all Bs...and I got all Cs! 
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Jun 26, 2011 01:54
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it saddens me to think of you missing out.
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muscles like this? posted:That's one of my favorite lines. Can you phrase that in the form of a question?
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Jul 7, 2011 15:35
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How did the last blank die?
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Jul 11, 2011 03:17
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Coleman posted:I'm not sure we should pay for a dimension we're not gonna use. Well we are technically in New Jersey.
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Jul 11, 2011 23:11
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Athenry posted:We all feel like that all the time. He's just a poor kid from the stupid ages 
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Jul 12, 2011 03:32
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aquatic sideshow posted:They're too poor to age. I can do other human stuff. Look, I age!
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Jul 23, 2011 02:20
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I like to sneak Futurama quotes into normal conversation. For example I was helping my dad make his new kitchen's work top, and he told me to get some clamps. I got them and ask him if I should give him the clamps I am a giant child.
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