Can anyone who taped "30% Iron Chef" give me the exchange between Bender and the bum when Bender makes a crack about Eugene, Oregon? I want the line the bum used about the "filthiest bums etc" and Bender's reply "Oh, I've seen filthier...Oh, wait, I was thinking of Eugene, Oregon."
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
--P. Crab
"Punkass Crab" wrote in message news:[email]...
Bum: Welcome to Bum Base Alpha, the biggest hobo jungle in the quadrant. Bender: Hah, I've seen bigger. Oh, wait, I'm thinking of Eugene, Oregon.
In article , "JC" wrote: ab
That's one of the few jokes I didn't get. Can someone explain the Oregon background?
Maybe the writers just have a thing about certain places. Eg New Jersey was hit on a few times in the first series
In article , "Rygel XIV" wrote:
Oregon has adopted more progressive and liberal social policies than other US states. It is also the home of many hippies, communal farms, and "uptopian" societies. Eugene, Oregon is in the thick of it all.
in article [email], Tom Georgoulias at [email] wrote on 4/16/02 3:53 PM:
Isn't MG from there as well?
"petben" wrote in message news:B8E20505.3B88%[email]...
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He's from Portland (100 miles north of Eugene). Ken Kesey lived in Eugene and taught at the University of Oregon (which is where they filmed "Animal House").
Sandy Lived in Eugene for four years
On Tue, 16 Apr 2002 21:49:54 -0700, "Sandra Macke" wrote:
Eugene was also a favorite venue for the Grateful Dead. Liberal college town, go figure.
--Larry
"JC" wrote in message news:juOu8.13747$51.468626@wards...
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Thanks for the help. It's good to see that Groening still has good ol' Oregon in mind or at least that the writers are still using a good ol' Groening emulator.
Fact: Groening is an anagram for Oreg'ning.
--P.A.C.kwood
JC wrote:
That line had me rolling on the floor with laughter.
ALV Resident of Eugene.
I've heard Eugene Oregon is one of the Top 10 Best places to retire in America!