Amy Wong Has implants?

Hi I'm a long time reader first time poster, Anyway here is my observation that from what I can see has not been mentioned before, I may be wrong.

After watching "When aliens attack" for the 23rd time, one of my favourite episodes, I noticed that Amy Wong appears to have breast implants. During the beach scene when Nibbler rips off her bikini top she presses two buns up to her chest deforming her breast in a way the would suggest she has implants. Notice the crease along the top of the breast, a good indication they are not 100% real. I don't know how this fits with her comment in the sauna about Genetic engineering and Fry's manhood, it is possible that she was born "small" if you look at her mother.

Am I reading too much into this thing.

Yes, and we appreciate it. Feel free to share any perverted things you notice.

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On Wed, 8 Mar 2000 14:56:11 -0000, [email] wrote:

Yes: she a cartoon character for god sakes.

Do you some wierd belief that this two dimensional piece of celuloid walked into a doctors office for implants?

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No, In the same way they do not actually work for an intergalactic delivery service and there is no real point to watching the series apart from the fact that it is quite good. I was just pointing something out that the animators may have put in place for a little bit of fun.

The Central Scrutinizer said:

What difference does the medium make? Amy Wong is as real as any other fictional character.

The *character* may well have had implants. Or some more bizarre and futuristic thing. Who knows?

Sincerely Yours, Jordan

Thank you,

It is possible that the animation team put little things like that in place to amuse themselves and any one out there that may be watching.

It could have been put there in order to give credence to a later story, like that possible nibbler shadow in the first episode.

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It might be that they either looked at a picture or used a model who happened to have implants and ended up drawing Amy that way. Could have been completely unintentional.

Sounds plausible. However do you think that they would still be drawing from models that late into the series and how anatomically correct are these bodies, the answer is not very.

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Exactly. Drawing from models is something college art students do.

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And professional artists who can afford to pay models. (Not all that many in the real world these days).

I still think it is either the animators sense of humour or it is something that may be touched upon later in the series. It is very unlikely that they are using models that late into a season. I would not need to use a model after drawing hundreds of individual frames of her and I am far from the worlds best artist. They are little more than complicated stick figures after all.

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[email] wrote:

Nah, you just like fantasizing about Amy's rack because she's a) easy, and b) fictional [and kinda sweet, let's not deny it].

Personally, if I were a cartoon character, I'd nail her in a heartbeat.

I'd screw her brains out :) I garantee that someday theres gonna be a breast implant/enlargement episode of Futurama...

Legion1979 said:

Too late. Already out, judging by the evidence.

Sincerely Yours, Jordan

	It's got Paul Anka's guarantee!
	(Guarantee void in Tenesee.)

Aw, crap, I just misspelt Tenessee.

<Dead> Better head back to Tenessee, Jed . . . </Dead>

Crap, I think I might have done it again.

Please, someone, correct me.

Ochlocrat? HSVAEB?

Ben Mann wrote:

This aint a.t.s., there's no Ochlocrat to help you here.

Maybe it was that *garantee* that got you going on this slide.

Or maybe your typing hand has a case of *Maryanne With the Shaky Hands*.

"Yer' a long way from home, yuppieboy."

That's how you spell it?

	Aw . . .

Jeez.

But at least I can still See For Miles.

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It's me-I just started working at an ISP and they felt sorry that I had a AOL account and gave a this one.

I'm a substitute for another guy.

What does HSVAEB stand for? I've gathered it has somethng to do with correcting spelling or grammer, but I haven't gotten further than that.

Or should that be'farther'?

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On Sun, 12 Mar 2000 17:24:42 -0500, Dave wrote:

Just make it Furthur and I'll see you on tour this summer . . .

(Hey, I'm not the first one to make a Dead reference in this thread, it's just a little bit further than you've gone before. )

--Larry

And you back up this guarantee with ... ?

Probably B cups....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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Naaah....genetic engineering appears to be centuries developed, which could change such things by that time without the need for implants. Remember the comment they made when Fry was in the sauna a few episodes ago?

[email] wrote:

This post on Wed, 8 Mar 2000 14:56:11 -0000 would probably sound more commanding if [email] wasn't wearing the Yummy Sushi Pajamas:

G'uh! Of course you are!

The one with the real implants is Zoidberg -- I mean, you didn't notice the difference in his 'claws' between 1st season and 2nd??

*All* humans were forcibly implanted with microchips in 2011.

Mike