Hi,
I was just reading the capsule for 1ACV03 (It'll be aired in Germany in 4 days) and I noticed that Bender's room number (00100100b / 36) is the ASCII code for "quot; - is this just a coincidence, or is there more (a sign for Benders cleptomania?)
The other rooms: 00100001 - 33 - "!" 00111001 - 87 - "W" (doesn't make any sense to me)
Georg Lukas
Does it have to? Perhaps, just perhaps it is just a random collection of ones and zeros.
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 23:41:32 +0200, Georg Lukas wrote:
I think Benders room was intentional. Good find! Given the other math / computer references they've used, I doubt they'd leave it to chance.
As for 'W!' it's hard to say. Perhaps, there were more rooms and it spells out a word, but the scene got cut short in editing. Or maybe they just used numbers at random.
--Larry
In article , [email] (Larry F) writes:
They're obviously planting subliminal messages for the American electorate, getting people ready to vote for George (W ! ) Bush...
That's "subliminable".
--brian
alt.distinguished."[email] (brian tivol)".wrote.posted.offered:
No, it's not. (Unless you were making a joke that I didn't get.)
"Subliminal" is correct. See http://www.dict.org/bin/Dict?Form=Dict1&Query=subliminal
In article , [email] (Ross Presser) writes:
I believe that G W! B mispronounced it as "subliminable" last week...
He did. He pronounced it that way twice!
Vote for Al Gore in 2000! He's the only major party candidate that's not George W. Bush.
--Larry
In article , [email] (Larry F) writes:
Plus, out of all the candidates, only Al Gore is doing his part to protect the space-time continuum. Sure, George Dubya Shrub SAYS he's for perserving the space-time continuum, but what has he DONE?
subliminable: 1) Able to be influenced by subliminal messages. 2) Able to contain subliminal messages.
Lyfwork wrote:
alt.distinguished."[email] (bob)".wrote.posted.offered:
I will send you a check for $10 if you can provide ONE dictionary containing that "word".
On 19 Sep 2000 14:54:19 GMT, [email] (Ross Presser) wrote:
It is in at least one dictionary, but it belongs to George W. Also, it's written in the margin in crayon. Would that count?
--Larry
"bob" wrote in message news:[email]... subliminable: 1) Able to be influenced by subliminal messages. 2) Able to contain subliminal messages.
BUT, he didn't use it in that context. He was obviously trying to say subliminal and it came out as subliminable.
Puzz
Can't disagree with you there.
http://www.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/09/13/bush.ad/index.html
--brian