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• Millidooms
  '''Millidooms''' are units used to determinate how doomed someone is. A normal person emits less than 100 millidooms, a [[time
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• Plausibility unit
  ...ility unit was first mentioned by [[Professor Farnsworth]] when explaining how accurate his [[What-If Machine]] is.
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• Norm (robot)
  <poem>'''[[Unit 2013]]''': Fry, meet Norm. How's it going, pal? Still picking up transmissions from the CIA on your teeth?
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• How to Read a Book in Bed
  |image text={{s|Homer Simpson|Homer}} [[The Simpsons|Simpson]] reading ''How to Read a {{cat|publication|Book}} in Bed'', {{er|s3}} {{disputed canon}} i * A book titled ''{{w|How to Read a Book}}'' was published in [[1940]].
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• Earthican $300 bill
  == How each character spent their $300 bill ==
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• FX
  ...int George, Archer, and Chozen. It shows repeats of Two and a Half Men and How I Met Your Mother. FXX airs It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The League,
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• Transcript:Animatic:The Bots and the Bees
  <poem>'''Ben''': Daddy. How'd you get so good at bending?</poem> <poem>'''Bender''': I inherited my arm-control software from my mom. That's how it's passed down. Mother to son.</poem>
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• Cool-O-Meter
  ...ntion by [[Professor Hubert J. Farnsworth|Professor Farnsworth]] to detect how cool someone is. If someone is completely cool a thumbs up comes out and sa ...e hand to switch with [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]] (though this could be a way on how the [[Robot Devil]] could have cheated Fry if the name was chosen)
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• Mobile app
  ...er App]]", [[Dr Beeler]] says that the [[eyePhone]] has an app for knowing how long one has been waiting, and that there are several apps for [[bite my sh <poem>'''Bender''': Fry?! How'd you find me?
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• Thundercougarfalconbird salesman
  ...Nothing makes you feel more like a man than a Thundercougarfalconbird. So how much were you thinking of spending on this Thundercougarfalconbird? '''Fry''': I care! I care plenty! I just don't know how to make them stop!
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• Curse of the Were-Car
  ...e with {{w|Windows 98}}. In [[3001]], she reads from it to tell {{Bender}} how to break the curse of the [[were-car]]. {{er|2ACV18}}
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• Nudar
  ...is interesting to note how well educated Nudar is in Earth's history, and how he knows everything of value in Earth's history. Although he at no point m ...udar said how he survived the explosion and radiation, it is still unknown how he got back down to Earth, as no escape ships were seen. If he fell throug
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• Commentary:The Day the Earth Stood Stupid
  *How Tress likes ham. *How the animators drew the invisible dog.
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• Probulator
  ...[[Applied Cryogenics]] lab to examine newly awakened defrostees. Exactly how the device works or what it does remains somewhat ambiguous, as every time ...robots in a very pleasing manner, or at least [[Bender]] claims it "knows how to please a man".{{er|2ACV19}} However, its use in [[humans]] has always pr
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• Sherlock Holmes
  *In "[[How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back]]", {{Bender}} says "another case clos
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• Record-your-own-message card
  <poem>'''Fry''': I just have to sign Leela's birthday card. How do you spell "XO"? '''Leela''': Ow! ''[Leela regains composure.]'' How odd. It's one of those old record-your-own-message birthday cards.</poem>
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• Crummy robot
  <poem>'''Leela''': Try to stay with the crowd so no one notices how crummy you look.
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• Doom meter
  The '''Doom Meter''' is a device that is used to measure how doomed the scanned person is by displaying the amount of millidooms they ar
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• List of physics references
  ...em|our solar system]] and ultimately [[the universe]] will end, as well as how the [[Big Bang]] happened, and the universe - the [[Earth]] and the [[moon]
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• Mom buying Planet Express
  '''[[Hermes Conrad|Hermes]]''': How much? '''Hermes''': How?
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