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Subject: Re: ARGUEMENT OF THE WEEK #2


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Sam H.
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Date Posted: 18:21:39 01/29/04 Thu
In reply to: JESSE 's message, "Re: ARGUEMENT OF THE WEEK #2" on 11:48:18 01/29/04 Thu
 whatever man, that was funny... anyway futurama reminds me to much of the simpsons... don't get me wrong, simpson is good and it just feels a littel dated... and futurama seems to be headed in the same direction... but I DO LIKE FUTURAMA... just thought i would point that out. i just like famliy guy way better... and don't give me anything about family guy ripping off simpsons... because i already know that it does, but it take everything that the simpsons has and makes it about a thousand times funnier than the simpsons could ever be... in turn making it about 500 times funnier than futurama.
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