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What is the “Sexateria”?
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In Futurama episode two "This Series Has Landed", Bender says this about Fry:
You're the kind of guy who visits Jerusalem and doesn't want to see the "Sexateria."
What is this referring to?
futurama real-location
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In Futurama episode two "This Series Has Landed", Bender says this about Fry:
You're the kind of guy who visits Jerusalem and doesn't want to see the "Sexateria."
What is this referring to?
futurama real-location
asked 2 days ago
StormblessedStormblessed
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A cafeteria of sex?
– CBredlow
2 days ago
4
The joke here is that Jersualem, a city considered holy in multiple religions, has become the site of some sort of sexual services. I think it's supposed to be left to our imaginations exactly what sort of lewdness is performed there.
– ApproachingDarknessFish
2 days ago
15
Am I the only person who saw this title and thought it would be something about "six" in Latin?
– Rand al'Thor♦
yesterday
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@Randal'Thor - Yes. Yes you are.
– Valorum
yesterday
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@Randal'Thor no, you're not.
– Nick Volynkin
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In Futurama episode two "This Series Has Landed", Bender says this about Fry:
You're the kind of guy who visits Jerusalem and doesn't want to see the "Sexateria."
What is this referring to?
futurama real-location
asked 2 days ago
StormblessedStormblessed
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In Futurama episode two "This Series Has Landed", Bender says this about Fry:
You're the kind of guy who visits Jerusalem and doesn't want to see the "Sexateria."
What is this referring to?
futurama real-location
futurama real-location
asked 2 days ago
StormblessedStormblessed
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StormblessedStormblessed
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asked 2 days ago
StormblessedStormblessed
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StormblessedStormblessed
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A cafeteria of sex?
– CBredlow
2 days ago
4
The joke here is that Jersualem, a city considered holy in multiple religions, has become the site of some sort of sexual services. I think it's supposed to be left to our imaginations exactly what sort of lewdness is performed there.
– ApproachingDarknessFish
2 days ago
15
Am I the only person who saw this title and thought it would be something about "six" in Latin?
– Rand al'Thor♦
yesterday
20
@Randal'Thor - Yes. Yes you are.
– Valorum
yesterday
6
@Randal'Thor no, you're not.
– Nick Volynkin
yesterday
|
show 3 more comments
7
A cafeteria of sex?
– CBredlow
2 days ago
4
The joke here is that Jersualem, a city considered holy in multiple religions, has become the site of some sort of sexual services. I think it's supposed to be left to our imaginations exactly what sort of lewdness is performed there.
– ApproachingDarknessFish
2 days ago
15
Am I the only person who saw this title and thought it would be something about "six" in Latin?
– Rand al'Thor♦
yesterday
20
@Randal'Thor - Yes. Yes you are.
– Valorum
yesterday
6
@Randal'Thor no, you're not.
– Nick Volynkin
yesterday
7
7
A cafeteria of sex?
– CBredlow
2 days ago
A cafeteria of sex?
– CBredlow
2 days ago
4
4
The joke here is that Jersualem, a city considered holy in multiple religions, has become the site of some sort of sexual services. I think it's supposed to be left to our imaginations exactly what sort of lewdness is performed there.
– ApproachingDarknessFish
2 days ago
The joke here is that Jersualem, a city considered holy in multiple religions, has become the site of some sort of sexual services. I think it's supposed to be left to our imaginations exactly what sort of lewdness is performed there.
– ApproachingDarknessFish
2 days ago
15
15
Am I the only person who saw this title and thought it would be something about "six" in Latin?
– Rand al'Thor♦
yesterday
Am I the only person who saw this title and thought it would be something about "six" in Latin?
– Rand al'Thor♦
yesterday
20
20
@Randal'Thor - Yes. Yes you are.
– Valorum
yesterday
@Randal'Thor - Yes. Yes you are.
– Valorum
yesterday
6
6
@Randal'Thor no, you're not.
– Nick Volynkin
yesterday
@Randal'Thor no, you're not.
– Nick Volynkin
yesterday
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The Sexateria is not a real thing. By analogy with "cafeteria," the implication is that the Sexateria is a place where sex is purchased and enjoyed—presumably in the open, casual manner in which food is enjoyed at a cafeteria. (The joke is that this brothel has edged out e.g. the Wailing Wall as the must-see tourist destination of the 31st century's Holy Land.)
The suffix "-eria" is Italian, equivalent to "-ery" in English (and "-ería" in Spanish). I think the only English "-eria" words are "cafeteria," "pizzeria," and "washeteria," which is a new one on me. (Maybe we can count "taquería" too.) So it makes sense that the etymology of "Sexateria" is opaque to viewers who haven't been thinking about cafeterias lately.
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The Sexateria is not a real thing. By analogy with "cafeteria," the implication is that the Sexateria is a place where sex is purchased and enjoyed—presumably in the open, casual manner in which food is enjoyed at a cafeteria. (The joke is that this brothel has edged out e.g. the Wailing Wall as the must-see tourist destination of the 31st century's Holy Land.)
The suffix "-eria" is Italian, equivalent to "-ery" in English (and "-ería" in Spanish). I think the only English "-eria" words are "cafeteria," "pizzeria," and "washeteria," which is a new one on me. (Maybe we can count "taquería" too.) So it makes sense that the etymology of "Sexateria" is opaque to viewers who haven't been thinking about cafeterias lately.
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The Sexateria is not a real thing. By analogy with "cafeteria," the implication is that the Sexateria is a place where sex is purchased and enjoyed—presumably in the open, casual manner in which food is enjoyed at a cafeteria. (The joke is that this brothel has edged out e.g. the Wailing Wall as the must-see tourist destination of the 31st century's Holy Land.)
The suffix "-eria" is Italian, equivalent to "-ery" in English (and "-ería" in Spanish). I think the only English "-eria" words are "cafeteria," "pizzeria," and "washeteria," which is a new one on me. (Maybe we can count "taquería" too.) So it makes sense that the etymology of "Sexateria" is opaque to viewers who haven't been thinking about cafeterias lately.
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The Sexateria is not a real thing. By analogy with "cafeteria," the implication is that the Sexateria is a place where sex is purchased and enjoyed—presumably in the open, casual manner in which food is enjoyed at a cafeteria. (The joke is that this brothel has edged out e.g. the Wailing Wall as the must-see tourist destination of the 31st century's Holy Land.)
The suffix "-eria" is Italian, equivalent to "-ery" in English (and "-ería" in Spanish). I think the only English "-eria" words are "cafeteria," "pizzeria," and "washeteria," which is a new one on me. (Maybe we can count "taquería" too.) So it makes sense that the etymology of "Sexateria" is opaque to viewers who haven't been thinking about cafeterias lately.
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The Sexateria is not a real thing. By analogy with "cafeteria," the implication is that the Sexateria is a place where sex is purchased and enjoyed—presumably in the open, casual manner in which food is enjoyed at a cafeteria. (The joke is that this brothel has edged out e.g. the Wailing Wall as the must-see tourist destination of the 31st century's Holy Land.)
The suffix "-eria" is Italian, equivalent to "-ery" in English (and "-ería" in Spanish). I think the only English "-eria" words are "cafeteria," "pizzeria," and "washeteria," which is a new one on me. (Maybe we can count "taquería" too.) So it makes sense that the etymology of "Sexateria" is opaque to viewers who haven't been thinking about cafeterias lately.
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A cafeteria of sex?
– CBredlow
2 days ago
4
The joke here is that Jersualem, a city considered holy in multiple religions, has become the site of some sort of sexual services. I think it's supposed to be left to our imaginations exactly what sort of lewdness is performed there.
– ApproachingDarknessFish
2 days ago
15
Am I the only person who saw this title and thought it would be something about "six" in Latin?
– Rand al'Thor♦
yesterday
20
@Randal'Thor - Yes. Yes you are.
– Valorum
yesterday
6
@Randal'Thor no, you're not.
– Nick Volynkin
yesterday