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My moan is that i spent nearly an hour on the phone with NTL this afternoon, as i was not connected. Between i could not understand a word they were saying, i then realised that my router card was not in the full way. That was so bl**dy annoying.

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My moan: Watching Futurama, the one where Fry goes to clone his dog, and that poor dog gets to me everytime! I couldn't imagine the lonliness of that loyal dog, with no one to care for him!

This is a first for a cartoon to have that effect on me! Makes me so sad. ;(

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My moan: Watching Futurama, the one where Fry goes to clone his dog, and that poor dog gets to me everytime! I couldn't imagine the lonliness of that loyal dog, with no one to care for him!

This is a first for a cartoon to have that effect on me! Makes me so sad. ;(

awwww. That sounds so sad!

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It is, read the blurby....

Jurassic Bark

Fry's old Pizza Parlour is found fossilised and turned into a museum. He finds his fossilised dog there. He protests for three days and gets it back, and the Professor says he can clone it. Bender is jealous, thinking that he was Fry's only friend.

Flashback to the year 1999, where Fry meets a dog in the street and shares a pizza with it, calling him Seymour. The dog follows Fry everywhere and helps in his pizza parlour.

Back in the future, the cloning machine is prepared and taken down to a crater with lava in it to power it. Bender throws the fossilised dog into the pit, and Fry is devastated.

New Years Eve 1999, Fry tells Seymour to wait for him while he makes a delivery, and doesn't come back. Seymour looks for him everywhere they used to go together. Fry's family visit Applied Cryogenics with Seymour, who sees Fry and tries to tell his family, who don't realise.

Bender, realising how upset Fry is, goes into the lava to fetch the dog. The machine says that the dog lived twelve more years before he died, and Fry decides not to clone him, thinking that he would have forgetten him. In 2000, Seymour waits loyally for Fry outside the pizza parlour for twelve years, eventually passing away.

*And that dog is so cute, you can't help but feel sorry for him!*

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It is, read the blurby....

Jurassic Bark

Fry's old Pizza Parlour is found fossilised and turned into a museum. He finds his fossilised dog there. He protests for three days and gets it back, and the Professor says he can clone it. Bender is jealous, thinking that he was Fry's only friend.

Flashback to the year 1999, where Fry meets a dog in the street and shares a pizza with it, calling him Seymour. The dog follows Fry everywhere and helps in his pizza parlour.

Back in the future, the cloning machine is prepared and taken down to a crater with lava in it to power it. Bender throws the fossilised dog into the pit, and Fry is devastated.

New Years Eve 1999, Fry tells Seymour to wait for him while he makes a delivery, and doesn't come back. Seymour looks for him everywhere they used to go together. Fry's family visit Applied Cryogenics with Seymour, who sees Fry and tries to tell his family, who don't realise.

Bender, realising how upset Fry is, goes into the lava to fetch the dog. The machine says that the dog lived twelve more years before he died, and Fry decides not to clone him, thinking that he would have forgetten him. In 2000, Seymour waits loyally for Fry outside the pizza parlour for twelve years, eventually passing away.

aww that's so sad! The last sentence alone was enough to set me off blubbing!

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Yeah, imagine watching it! I tuned in by chance tonight, and I'd seen it before with the same effect, so when I started, I thought that I'm gonna bawl, it is soo sad, and I had to continue watching it!! God I can be silly. And now I cannot stop thinking about it, so it will affect my dreams tonight! ;(

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