In the tradition of the original Computer-Geek Code and the
Simpsons Geek Code, I bring you the first version of the Futurama
Geek Code. Geek codes are typically used to fill in .sig e-mail
signature files. [For more information on appending a .sig file
to your e-mails, consult your mail software.] Creating your unique
code block is simple, just combine the character symbols and
categorical symbols with the appropriate modifiers. You do not
have to use every category symbol, just pick the ones that
describe/apply to you. An example appears at the end of this
file. If your character, category, or modifier is not listed,
suggest it! <th...@zebra.net>
Character Symbols
FY.....Fry
LE.....Leela
BE.....Bender
FA.....Prof. Farnsworth
ZO.....Dr. Zoidberg
AM.....Amy Wong
HE.....Hermes Conrad
NI.....Nibbler
ZA.....Zapp Brannigan
KI.....Kif Kroker
Modifier Usage:
+++ I'm a fanatic.
++ I love this character.
+ I like this character.
- I dislike this character.
-- I pretty much hate this character.
--- This character nauseates me.
[place these within curly brackets {} as a postfix]
/mc I _may change_ my opinion of this character some day.
/nc I will _never change_ my opinion of this character!
/x! I'm attracted to this character, sexfully!
/jl I'm _just like_ this character.
/di I can _do impressions_ of this character.
/un I choose this as my _user names_ and email addresses.
Categorical Symbols
a.t.f......alt.tv.futurama
Modifier Usage:
+++ I read &/|| post everyday. [&=and; ||=or]
++ I read &/|| post weekly.
+ I read &/|| post occasionally.
- I rarely read the ng and never bother to post.
-- I've never read the ng.
--- I actively ignore &/|| hate the ng.
www.....Futurama websites
Modifier Usage:
+++ I visit several everyday.
++ I visit them quite often.
+ I visit them occasionally.
- I rarely visit any of them.
-- I may have glanced at one once.
--- I hate them all!
~Fr%.....I think of Futurama...
Modifier Usage:
+++ more than 75% of the time.
++ between 50% and 75% of the time.
+ between 25% and 50% of the time..
- between 10% and 25% of the time.
-- between 1% and 10% of the time.
--- less than 1% of the time.
@Fr%.....I watch Futurama...
Modifier Usage:
+++ more than once per day.
++ about once per day.
+ a couple of times per week.
- less than once per week.
-- maybe once a month.
--- less than once a month.
[=*].....I press the pause button on my vcr...
Modifier Usage:
+++ all the time, I'm a fanatic, and I contribute to FF lists!.
++ occasionally, just for curiosity.
+ about once per episode.
- very seldomly.
-- never, I'm not interested in FF stuff at all.
--- Freeze Frame, what's that mean?.
$(G).....finding Goofs/Nitpicks in the episodes.
$(R).....writing Reviews of the episodes.
$(F).....writing episode fanscripts/drawing fanart.
$(W).....maintainance of a Futurama website.
Modifier Usage:
+++ all the time, I enjoy it-I can't help it.
++ occasionally, just for fun.
+ very seldomly.
- maybe once.
-- never, I'm not interested in that at all.
--- I hate it when people do that.
1ACV01 [or any other episode p-code(s)]
Modifier Usage:
+ is my [one of my] favorite episode(s)!
- worst episode ever!
&M.....male
&F.....female
Modifier Usage:
20 [age]
0001011 [age in binary]
1990 [birth year]
MCMLXXVIII [birth year in roman numerals]
Example
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FY-{/mc} BE+++{/jl/nc} AM+++{/x!} a.t.f.++ www+++
~Fr%- @Fr%++ [=*]+++ $(G)-- $(R)++ $(F)+++ $(W)--
1ACV04+ 1ACV08+ &M0011101 &FMCMLXXIX
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Disclaimer and Legal Notice
This compilation is not to be redistributed in a public forum
without including proper credit to the maintainer and the
contributors. All quoted material remains property of "Futurama"
Š, FOX and the Curiousity Company.
[eof]
Dave Sweatt <th...@zebra.net>
Futurama Chronicles
http://futurama.simplenet.com
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Share what you know. Learn what you don't.
Okay, let's see....
ROBOT
{BE+++/++//x! ....}
Wait a minute- how do I "break up" the string of symbols, like "punctuation"
to distingish "x" from, say, "/x" or whatever? I'm confused. I've always
wondered what all those geek codes meant. Darn. I guess I'm not geeky
enough. :[
Later....
They should call it greek code instead of geek code, because it's a
bitch to decypher, and it's hardly worth the trouble.
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To learn more about the Geek Code, check out:
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-----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK-----
Version: 3.1
GCS d- s-:+ a33 C++$ UQNX P+ L !E W++ N++
o? K? w++ !O !M !V PS+ PE+ Y PGP- t++ 5 X++
R- tv+ b++ DI++++ D+ G e(*) h---- r+++ y++++
------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------
ROBOT wrote in message ...
>
>fr...@my-deja.com wrote in message <7qi5tn$od2$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>>Futurama Geek Code v.0.9 beta
>>Maintained by Dave Sweatt <th...@zebra.net>
>
>Okay, let's see....
>
>ROBOT
>{BE+++/++//x! ....}
>
>Wait a minute- how do I "break up" the string of symbols, like
"punctuation"
>to distingish "x" from, say, "/x" or whatever? I'm confused. I've always
>wondered what all those geek codes meant. Darn. I guess I'm not geeky
>enough. :[
>
>Later....
>
>
Jonathan