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the Kiff-like aliens in the ship from Green Party? the "Free Chilly Willy" protest sign?
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The Birdman of Alcatraz -Title
Exxon Valdez spill -Wong Valdez spilling dark matter -Bender being sober during the spill (the captain of the Valdez was drunk at the time)
Titanic sinking -600 hulls (or whatever they are called) a la the 6 hulls that the Titanic had.
Star Wars -Bender making an Artoo sound
Joe Klemm
Joe Klemm wrote:
Also the play on Juan Valdez the Colombian coffee man.
The Titanic only had one hull segmented into watertight compartments. Now most modern supertankers have multiple hulls
That was 6,000 hulls. Damn it! Why didn't they make it 6,001? When will they learn?!
Also the part when Zoidberg took with glee the new comic. LIke I will, when issue #3 comes out.
"Joe Klemm" wrote in message news:[email]...
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THAT'S R2!!! R2, DAMMIT, R2!!!!
I sentence you to be frozen in carbonite for ten thousand bleems.
Alex Cain wrote:
Actually, the official spelling *is* Artoo.
I sentence you to be thrown in the sarlaac pit, where you will be slowly digested over 1000 years.
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And the official spelling of "D'oh!" is "[annoyed grunt]," but we ain't gonna start using it.
In article , Michael Nusair wrote:
Don't mind Alex, he's an over-eager type, and hasn't been housebroken yet.
Don't mind David, he's just hyper, and his Ritalyn is wearing off.
In article , Alex Cain wrote:
How original, how so Alex Cain. So devoid of imagination.
How original, how David. So devoid of sperm.
In article , Alex Cain wrote:
I fixed your post for you.
And I fixed yours. That makes us even.
Alex Cain wrote in :
It just shows how much of a stupid, wannabe, copycat fuckhead you are.
Get a life, you two!
/Chris
"David Miscavige" wrote in message news:[email]...
STOP CROSSPOSTING.
THANK YEW.
Denied. In the credits of their "Sesame Street" appearances, the little droid was always credited as 'R2D2.'
Alex Cain wrote:
Oh yes, and we all know that the credits of "Sesame Street" are far more accurate when it comes to Star Wars characters than the credits of, oh, let's say... *Star Wars*.
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Frank Oz, one of the Executive Producers of Star Wars, who did the voice of Yoda (and thus had the clout to get them to appear on SS), said that it was R2D2. I am not one to dispute the voice of Miss Piggy.
Alex Cain wrote:
Yeah, the voice of Miss Piggy *must* be more correct than George Lucas! I stand corrected.
Oh, and in case you couldn't tell, I was being sarcastic!
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Tough shit. If Oz says that's how it's pronounced/spelled, that's how it's pronounced/spelled.
Alex Cain wrote:
Just out of curiosity: Why, exactly, would Frank Oz's opinion on this be more valid than George Lucas', the man who *created* the character?
Just curious.
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Because Oz gave it life. He is God.
Alex Cain wrote:
Actually, I just watched the trilogy again today. While the end credits of "A New Hope" spells it Artoo, "Strikes Back" and "Jedi" spells it as R2D2.
So I suppose you're partially right.
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In article , Alex Cain wrote:
Sesame Street?
HA!
David Miscavige wrote:
This post brought to you by the letters "H" and "A."
== Mike Reed
Sesame Street ???
Ohh, how cute, the little BigBird.
Yeah, shoot him, shoot him. It's for his own good.
HAHAHAHa
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Isn't it Juan Valdez instead of Wong?
Cuppa Cuppa Juan.
Yep, I'm pretty sure it was named after fictional(?) coffee magnate Juan Valdez.
Aaron Teitlebaum [email]
"Mozeman" wrote in message news:icGo6.242339$[email]...
drunk
Probably. Wong Valdez doesn't make too whole hell of a lot of sense.
and the movie Orca: The Killer Whale...at the end where the whale opens its mouth and all the penguins slide into it
On 05 Mar 2001 18:34:12 GMT, [email] (Ickyboy1) wrote:
I believe the Orca ate Bo Derek's leg. BTW, a major physics goof is the windchill factor being 20 degress below ablsoute zero. There is nothing below absolute zero by definition. I sure hope someone gets fired over that blunder.
Zikron the Insistent schrieb:
That's what they call a *joke*.
Raphael
When will they ever learn.
On Mon, 05 Mar 2001 23:18:04 +0100, Raphael Kirschke wrote:
That's what I call being sarcastic.
On Tue, 06 Mar 2001 01:18:07 GMT, [email] (Zikron the Insistent) wrote:
Wrong! There are temps below absolute zero. In fact, temps below absolute zero have been reached in the lab.
When absolute zero was calculated it was supposed to be the point of zero kinetic energy. If that were true, then to go below that would involves a negative amount of energy, a concept that would make robots' heads explode. However, in the years since that calculation, nuclear physicists have discover an small amount of additional kinetic energy in the nucleus, which can be reduced using lasers. What would now be truly 'absolute' zero in a few millionths of a degree lower that 0K.
Of course, 20 below it still absurd.
--Larry
=v= 6000. It was a reference to the Exxon Valdez, not the Titanic. Right down to the drunken bearded captain. <_Jym_>
"Joe Klemm" wrote in message news:[email]...
I loved the cute Kenny from south park impression Leela did (zipping up her parka with her eye peeking out)
On Tue, 6 Mar 2001 01:15:25 -0800, "Aaron Howald" wrote:
It's not a Kenny impression(tm) until the person gets killed.
But it was really cute with her little round eye peaking out.
DGH
When the protesters made the ring around the tanker and it just went up around them was right out of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
When both ships were in the nebula, Kirk noticed that Khan was working in two dimensions and orders the Enterprise to move "Z minus 10000 meters". The Z axis is up / down from the X-Y plane.
--Larry
I didn't see anyone pointing out that Bender's shiny metal ass was actually bitten in this episode. Even though it was by a beak, the move was definitely a bite, not a peck.
Ostap Bender wrote:
Ironic that it was the one time he didn't ask for it. (Well it's not Irony but I needed an opening word.)