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Bender Bending Rodrieguez

Bender Is Our Robot Lord.

BENDER IS MADE OF:
An Iron-Osmium alloy with a 5% nickel impurity
20%Zinc
40%Titanium
40% Dolomite

BENDER SAYS:
"Have you ever tried simply turning off the TV, sitting down with your children, and hitting them?

BENDER SAYS:
"I came here with a simple dream. A dream, of killing all humans. And is this how it must end? I ask you, who's the real seven billion ton robot monster here? Not I... Not I.

BENDER SAYS:
"BITE MY SHINY, METAL ASS!!!
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Amen.
FRY: Wow! A real live robot! Or is that some kind of cheesy new-years costume...?

BENDER: Bite my shiny metal ass!
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Bender Bending Rodrieguez

A robot from futurama, second funniest character on the show.
Bender Bending Rodrieguez: Shut up Zoidberg, the robot bending events are starting! The robots flex their robot muscles. Something tells me I could easily beat those trained professionals.

Bender Bending Rodrieguez: An open casting call for child robots? Tinny Tim? Are you thinkin' what I'm thinkin'?

Tinny Tim: What's that sir?

Bender Bending Rodrieguez: That I, Bender, am perfect for the role!

Tinny Tim: You raised my hopes and dashed them quite expertly sir! He raises his crutch. Bravo!

Bender bending rodriguez 

The full name of Bender.
"Your middle name is Bending?"

"Of course it is. My name is Bender Bending Rodriguez."
Bender bending rodriguez by AJAW October 11, 2004

Bender bending rodriguez 

A name for a bender. Usually these "benders" bend girders. Once they find out what they are used for though, many goto suicide booths and have weird voices at the the beginning of life, but soon becomes normal by their 2nd or 3rd season.
Bender: Where the hell is a suicide booth at?

You: OMG A BENDER NUH UH OMG A BENDER CAN YOU BEND SOME GIRDERS PLZ!!!!!!! BENDER
Bender bending rodriguez by Minh February 5, 2005
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