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The device itself may be called something other than "Wristlojackimator", since [[Turanga Leela|Leela]] usually refers to it only as "this thing" or "this thing on my wrist". She only refers to it as a wristlojackimator once ([[How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back|2ACV11]]), and may in fact have been referring to the tracking beacon function she was using at the time ("wristlojackimator" contains the phrase "lo-jack"—a popular anti-theft tracking device for 20th-21st century cars). | The device itself may be called something other than "Wristlojackimator", since [[Turanga Leela|Leela]] usually refers to it only as "this thing" or "this thing on my wrist". She only refers to it as a wristlojackimator once ([[How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back|2ACV11]]), and may in fact have been referring to the tracking beacon function she was using at the time ("wristlojackimator" contains the phrase "lo-jack"—a popular anti-theft tracking device for 20th-21st century cars). | ||
Wristlojackimators may in fact have independent artificial intelligence, as Leela's detaches itself and leaves during the [[Robot | Wristlojackimators may in fact have independent artificial intelligence, as Leela's detaches itself and leaves during the [[The 3001 Robot Uprising]] incited by [[Mom]] on [[Mother's Day (holiday)|Mother's Day]], and tells her she should wash her wrist more often. | ||
These multi-functional devices are operated by means of buttons and voice commands. | These multi-functional devices are operated by means of buttons and voice commands. | ||
Revision as of 17:57, 10 January 2008
A Wristlojackimator is a device worn on the wrist, which has a wide variety of functions.
Information
The device itself may be called something other than "Wristlojackimator", since Leela usually refers to it only as "this thing" or "this thing on my wrist". She only refers to it as a wristlojackimator once (2ACV11), and may in fact have been referring to the tracking beacon function she was using at the time ("wristlojackimator" contains the phrase "lo-jack"—a popular anti-theft tracking device for 20th-21st century cars).
Wristlojackimators may in fact have independent artificial intelligence, as Leela's detaches itself and leaves during the The 3001 Robot Uprising incited by Mom on Mother's Day, and tells her she should wash her wrist more often.
These multi-functional devices are operated by means of buttons and voice commands.
Functions
- Analyzing the success rate of rhyme-busting (Hell is Other Robots)
- Evaluating nutritional/toxicity of food (The Problem with Popplers)
- Tracking beacon (How Hermes Requisitioned His Groove Back)
- Playing Tetris (The Luck of the Fryrish)
- Emergency Face Laser (used to reattach Fry's nose, Spanish Fry)
- Remote control of the Planet Express Ship, or at least the cargo bay stairs (Anthology of Interest II)
- Clock (Love's Labours Lost in Space, The Honking)
- Calculating robot's exhaust flames efficiency (Crimes of the Hot)
- Surveying atmosphere and gravity (Love and Rocket)
- Holographic diary (Kif Gets Knocked Up a Notch)
- Tissue Dispenser (Bender's Big Score)
- Receiving communications (The Route of All Evil)