Difference between revisions of "Proposition ∞"
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*The proposition is based on {{w|Proposition 8}}, that banned same-sex marriage in the state of {{w|California}} in 2008. | *The proposition is based on {{w|Proposition 8}}, that banned same-sex marriage in the state of {{w|California}} in 2008. | ||
*[[Hedonism Bot]] (a manbot) is shown supporting the proposition, even though his relationship with [[Djambi]] (a male human) is not legalized by it. | |||
**The fact that his relationship with Djambi was not legalized may explain why he planned to get married to a house in "[[The Late Philip J. Fry]]." | |||
=== Appearances === | === Appearances === | ||
Revision as of 23:33, 30 August 2010
- This article is about ballot. For episode, see Proposition Infinity.
| Proposition ∞ | |
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| Creator(s) | Bender, Amy Wong |
| Usage | Ballot to legalize robosexual marriage |
| First appearance | "Proposition Infinity" (6ACV04)  |
| Current status | Legalized |
Proposition ∞ (pronounced Proposition infinity) was an Earthican proposition created by Amy Wong and Bender Bending Rodríguez, passed in July 3010, that legalized Robosexual marriage in the state of New New York (though same-sex robosexual marriages are still illegal, as evident by a comment made by Morbo).
Additional information
Trivia
- The proposition is based on Proposition 8, that banned same-sex marriage in the state of California in 2008.
- Hedonism Bot (a manbot) is shown supporting the proposition, even though his relationship with Djambi (a male human) is not legalized by it.
- The fact that his relationship with Djambi was not legalized may explain why he planned to get married to a house in "The Late Philip J. Fry."
Appearances
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