Anonymous >> #22955
Posted on 2011-09-12 22:25:39 Score: -2 (vote Up)   (Report as spam)
False. Neither of them have "been to the stars". Fictional animated characters are incapable of travelling to the stars.

Anonymous >> #22957
Posted on 2011-09-12 23:38:14 Score: 3 (vote Up)   (Report as spam)
So is them fucking, but you dont seem to have a problem with that.

usernam >> #284930
Posted on 2017-10-18 03:43:59 Score: 0 (vote Up)   (Report as spam)
>>22955
You would be correct if they said "we've non-fictionally been to the stars". The meaning here is obviously "we've [fictionally] been to the stars" from the references point of humans that have sensed the least-mediated medium for most of their history and continue to, all the while realizing new a less expansive mediums. Futurama is expressed through this new medium that has been created by humans. As with many stories all the characters in them are expressed as believing that the medium they inhabit is the primary medium instead of a non-primary medium. So from the "point of view" of the characters of Futurama they "non-fictionally have been to the stars"

The text in the image is sort of poetic. Here is a transcript:
"Together we've been to the stars
Which I waited my whole life to do
But I'd give that adventure away
To wake every sunrise with you

© 2009
Original sketch by <i>Futurama_Freak1</i>
Ink, colour, and text by <i>El-Man</i>"

usernam >> #284931
Posted on 2017-10-18 03:47:05 Score: 0 (vote Up)   (Report as spam)
*new and less expansive mediums

<span style="font-style:italic;">Italics test</span>

Anonymous >> #300382
Posted on 2018-04-21 00:02:53 Score: 0 (vote Up)   (Report as spam)
"...less expansive mediums" would refer to "less obese tellers of fortunes." Perhaps you meant "new and less expansive MEDIA."

Anonymous >> #328255
Posted on 2019-03-08 06:21:29 Score: 0 (vote Up)   (Report as spam)
#22955
Don't be silly, you know perfectly well this is just fantasy, don't be such an asshole!

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