The name is Bond. Zoobyshoe Bond.

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The discussion revolves around a humorous take on the name "Zoobyshoe Bond," with references to James Bond and playful suggestions about a fictional product related to the name. The scope is primarily conceptual and humorous, with participants engaging in lighthearted banter.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant questions whether they saw "Zoobyshoe" mentioned on a specific webpage.
  • Another participant humorously claims that "Zooby" is the new James Bond.
  • A participant suggests that "Zooby Bond" is akin to Gorilla Glue, expressing difficulty in finding it.
  • A later reply proposes a fictional product called "zoobonoacrylate - Zoobyglue™," jokingly suggesting it comes in a large quantity and is available at a fictional store.

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Participants appear to be in agreement on the humorous nature of the discussion, but there is no consensus on the specifics of "Zooby Bond" or its relation to existing products.

Contextual Notes

The discussion relies on playful references and does not delve into serious analysis or factual claims, maintaining a lighthearted tone throughout.

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Am I crazy or did I just see Zoobyshoe near the bottom of this page? :bugeye:
http://craignotbond.com/craignotbondp1.html"
 
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OMG! Zooby is the new James Bond! :!)
 
No no, Zooby Bond. It's just like Gorilla Glue...but I can never find it.
 
Ivan Seeking said:
No no, Zooby Bond. It's just like Gorilla Glue...but I can never find it.
zoobyshoe said:
Try substituting zoobonoacrylate - Zoobyglue™. Comes in the convenient 55 gallon drum. Available at a ZoobyBrushShelter Depot™ near you.

-From the old "What do you do if..." thread.

https://www.physicsforums.com/newreply.php?do=newreply&p=146362
 
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