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    polygon27

    [1]Feb 27, 2007
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    I found most of them but I cant find any more than this:

    PLAN A

    well at least I got to plan w

    . Request that Krabs relinquish Secret Krabby Patty Recipe.

    PLAN B. Stealthily remove Secret Recipe from Krusty Krab grill. Stealthily remove self from Krusty Krab. Quickly.

    PLAN C. Give dim-witted fry cook shiny golden spatula. Convince dim-witted that tomorrow is my birthday. Convince dim-witted fry cook that we are friends, and friends give friends presents on their birthdays. Convince dim-witted fry cook to give me the Secret Recipe.

    PLAN D. Enter slumbering fry cook's brain and engage Total Control Device. Instruct Spongebob to deliver Krabby Patty to the Chum Bucket for examination.

    PLAN E. Construct portable backpack device with robotic hands and propeller. Enter Krusty Krab. Remove Secret Recipe with robotic hands and enact airborne escape.

    PLAN F. Disguise Krabby Patty for undetected removal and examination.

    PLAN G. Pretend to be NICE and befriend misguided fry cook, who has the ridiculous notion that loneliness is the root of my evil. Ha! Sniff...

    PLAN H. Replace Krabby Patty with meticulously designed replica. Steal Krabby Patty for examination.

    PLAN I. Construct mobile robot. Enter robot. Enter Krusty Krab. Convince gullible fry cook he has won $1 million—if he reveals Secret Recipe.

    PLAN J. Trick gullible fry cook into handing over Secret Recipe by memorizing inflated Krusty Krab price list and insipid Secret Handshake.

    PLAN K. Construct robotic Krabs costume. Enter Krusty Krab and convince unsuspecting fry cook I'm his crustaceous boss, Krabs. Demand recitation of Secret Recipe.

    PLAN L. Win unwitting fry cook in poker game from rival Krabs. Will require cheating. Fake NICENESS so fry cook will return kindness with Krabby Patties.

    PLAN M. Engage the Switch-Lives-Just-To-Know-What-It's-Like-O-Mogrifier and trade places with Krabs.

    PLAN N. Attend absorbent fry cook's party. Play putrid party game. Convince Krabs that the game card he receives says, "Discuss the Krabby Patty Secret Recipe."

    PLAN O. Construct cockroach costume. Don masterful disguise and enter Krusty Krab undetected. Stealthily remove Secret Recipe.

    PLAN P. Using super science, pour droplet of chemical into test tube. Drink droplet. Instantly appear as cockroach surrounded by pink cloud. Stealthily remove Secret Recipe.

    PLAN Q. Attempt civil disobedience. Picket Krusty Krab and demand entry.

    PLAN R. Construct robotic Krusty Krab customer. Enter robot. Enter Krusty Krab. Fake out Krabs by ordering something OTHER than a Krabby Patty. Pay for food with dollar bill. Leap from secret compartment in dollar bill and stealthily remove Secret Recipe.

    PLAN S. Recruit Secret Recipe swipers from the sea bottom's seediest dives.

    PLAN T. Assemble extended Plankton family and surround Krusty Krab. Seize Secret Recipe.

    PLAN U. Engage Secret Recipe Removal Lever.

    PLAN V. Distract clueless fry cook with colorful bath toy. Stealthily remove Secret Recipe.

    PLAN W. Construct mechanical limbs for Krabby Patty. Mount Krabby Patty. Ride 'em, Krabby Patty.
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    SpongeSebastian

    [2]Feb 27, 2007
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    polygon27 wrote:

    I found most of them but I cant find any more than this:

    PLAN A

    well at least I got to plan w

    . Request that Krabs relinquish Secret Krabby Patty Recipe.

    PLAN B. Stealthily remove Secret Recipe from Krusty Krab grill. Stealthily remove self from Krusty Krab. Quickly.

    PLAN C. Give dim-witted fry cook shiny golden spatula. Convince dim-witted that tomorrow is my birthday. Convince dim-witted fry cook that we are friends, and friends give friends presents on their birthdays. Convince dim-witted fry cook to give me the Secret Recipe.

    PLAN D. Enter slumbering fry cook's brain and engage Total Control Device. Instruct Spongebob to deliver Krabby Patty to the Chum Bucket for examination.

    PLAN E. Construct portable backpack device with robotic hands and propeller. Enter Krusty Krab. Remove Secret Recipe with robotic hands and enact airborne escape.

    PLAN F. Disguise Krabby Patty for undetected removal and examination.

    PLAN G. Pretend to be NICE and befriend misguided fry cook, who has the ridiculous notion that loneliness is the root of my evil. Ha! Sniff...

    PLAN H. Replace Krabby Patty with meticulously designed replica. Steal Krabby Patty for examination.

    PLAN I. Construct mobile robot. Enter robot. Enter Krusty Krab. Convince gullible fry cook he has won $1 million—if he reveals Secret Recipe.

    PLAN J. Trick gullible fry cook into handing over Secret Recipe by memorizing inflated Krusty Krab price list and insipid Secret Handshake.

    PLAN K. Construct robotic Krabs costume. Enter Krusty Krab and convince unsuspecting fry cook I'm his crustaceous boss, Krabs. Demand recitation of Secret Recipe.

    PLAN L. Win unwitting fry cook in poker game from rival Krabs. Will require cheating. Fake NICENESS so fry cook will return kindness with Krabby Patties.

    PLAN M. Engage the Switch-Lives-Just-To-Know-What-It's-Like-O-Mogrifier and trade places with Krabs.

    PLAN N. Attend absorbent fry cook's party. Play putrid party game. Convince Krabs that the game card he receives says, "Discuss the Krabby Patty Secret Recipe."

    PLAN O. Construct cockroach costume. Don masterful disguise and enter Krusty Krab undetected. Stealthily remove Secret Recipe.

    PLAN P. Using super science, pour droplet of chemical into test tube. Drink droplet. Instantly appear as cockroach surrounded by pink cloud. Stealthily remove Secret Recipe.

    PLAN Q. Attempt civil disobedience. Picket Krusty Krab and demand entry.

    PLAN R. Construct robotic Krusty Krab customer. Enter robot. Enter Krusty Krab. Fake out Krabs by ordering something OTHER than a Krabby Patty. Pay for food with dollar bill. Leap from secret compartment in dollar bill and stealthily remove Secret Recipe.

    PLAN S. Recruit Secret Recipe swipers from the sea bottom's seediest dives.

    PLAN T. Assemble extended Plankton family and surround Krusty Krab. Seize Secret Recipe.

    PLAN U. Engage Secret Recipe Removal Lever.

    PLAN V. Distract clueless fry cook with colorful bath toy. Stealthily remove Secret Recipe.

    PLAN W. Construct mechanical limbs for Krabby Patty. Mount Krabby Patty. Ride 'em, Krabby Patty.
    Do you have X and Y?
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    Noteldnep

    [3]Feb 28, 2007
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    Well, we know that Z is from the movie, but have you found the other two yet? It's fate how Plankton always fails at everything.
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    dumb_person1

    [4]Feb 28, 2007
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    great plans.
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    minerva73

    [5]Feb 28, 2007
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    Isn't this Plan X: Attempts to marry the mother of Eugene Krabs. Gain formula by marriage and being passed down by tradition?
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    InvaderZim897

    [6]Feb 28, 2007
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    minerva73 wrote:
    Isn't this Plan X: Attempts to marry the mother of Eugene Krabs. Gain formula by marriage and being passed down by tradition?
    Or: Open Chum Bucket for 23 hours, in an attempt to manipulate Mr. Krabs into staying open 24 hours, set up order for 10,000 Krabby Patties disguised as therapist. When SpongeBob "cracks from exaustion", get the formula.
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    talonmalon333

    [7]Mar 1, 2007
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    Or when he pretends to be friends with Mr. Krabs?
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    InvaderZim897

    [8]Mar 1, 2007
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    I don't think the number of Plankton's plans are limited to the number of letters in the alphabet. Maybe those files from the movie where he found Plan Z contained more than one plan, except for the Z folder, because Plankton didn't seem to know it was there.

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    minerva73

    [9]Mar 2, 2007
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    InvaderZim897 wrote:

    I don't think the number of Plankton's plans are limited to the number of letters in the alphabet. Maybe those files from the movie where he found Plan Z contained more than one plan, except for the Z folder, because Plankton didn't seem to know it was there.

    Maybe after Z, it starts over to be AA, AB, AC, and so on.

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    InvaderZim897

    [10]Mar 2, 2007
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    minerva73 wrote:
    InvaderZim897 wrote:

    I don't think the number of Plankton's plans are limited to the number of letters in the alphabet. Maybe those files from the movie where he found Plan Z contained more than one plan, except for the Z folder, because Plankton didn't seem to know it was there.

    Maybe after Z, it starts over to be AA, AB, AC, and so on.

    Well, that's kinda what I meant. There could be AA, AB, AC and so on in each folder. Except for Z.
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    SpongeSebastian

    [11]Mar 2, 2007
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    InvaderZim897 wrote:
    minerva73 wrote:
    InvaderZim897 wrote:

    I don't think the number of Plankton's plans are limited to the number of letters in the alphabet. Maybe those files from the movie where he found Plan Z contained more than one plan, except for the Z folder, because Plankton didn't seem to know it was there.

    Maybe after Z, it starts over to be AA, AB, AC, and so on.

    Well, that's kinda what I meant. There could be AA, AB, AC and so on in each folder. Except for Z.
    This is getting very confusing.
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    dumb_person1

    [12]Mar 3, 2007
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    maybe the other plans would be numbered like Plan 1, Plan 2, etc.
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    dooddooddood444

    [13]Mar 3, 2007
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    it's not very confusing.Each file could have a sub-file. Like file "A" would have 26 sub-files like "AA","AB",AC".And so on. or if the double letter thing is confusing to you,look at it like this: "A1","A2","A3" and so on.And if the term "sub-files" is confusing to you,i mean plans.So basicly,each of the 26 A-Z files has 26 plans in it.And that gives us the possibility of having .............................676 possible plans for stealing the formula.
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    dumb_person1

    [14]Mar 3, 2007
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    It's not so confusing but can be much organized.
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    InvaderZim897

    [15]Mar 3, 2007
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    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    it's not very confusing.Each file could have a sub-file. Like file "A" would have 26 sub-files like "AA","AB",AC".And so on. or if the double letter thing is confusing to you,look at it like this: "A1","A2","A3" and so on.And if the term "sub-files" is confusing to you,i mean plans.So basicly,each of the 26 A-Z files has 26 plans in it.And that gives us the possibility of having .............................676 possible plans for stealing the formula.
    Hmm. On "Plankton's Army", they said he had been trying to steal it for 50 years, right? Was that it? I can't remember.
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    dooddooddood444

    [16]Mar 3, 2007
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    InvaderZim897 wrote:
    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    it's not very confusing.Each file could have a sub-file. Like file "A" would have 26 sub-files like "AA","AB",AC".And so on. or if the double letter thing is confusing to you,look at it like this: "A1","A2","A3" and so on.And if the term "sub-files" is confusing to you,i mean plans.So basicly,each of the 26 A-Z files has 26 plans in it.And that gives us the possibility of having .............................676 possible plans for stealing the formula.
    Hmm. On "Plankton's Army", they said he had been trying to steal it for 50 years, right? Was that it? I can't remember.


    no! it was 15 years.50 years would be WAY too long!
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    InvaderZim897

    [17]Mar 3, 2007
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    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    InvaderZim897 wrote:
    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    it's not very confusing.Each file could have a sub-file. Like file "A" would have 26 sub-files like "AA","AB",AC".And so on. or if the double letter thing is confusing to you,look at it like this: "A1","A2","A3" and so on.And if the term "sub-files" is confusing to you,i mean plans.So basicly,each of the 26 A-Z files has 26 plans in it.And that gives us the possibility of having .............................676 possible plans for stealing the formula.
    Hmm. On "Plankton's Army", they said he had been trying to steal it for 50 years, right? Was that it? I can't remember.
    no! it was 15 years.50 years would be WAY too long!
    Oh. Well, I doubt he'd have gone through 676 plans in a little over 15 years. But he said he'd gone through every plan in his filing cabinet from A to Y.... SpongeSebastian was right. This is getting confusing.
    Edited on 03/03/2007 10:23pm
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    dooddooddood444

    [18]Mar 10, 2007
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    InvaderZim897 wrote:
    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    InvaderZim897 wrote:
    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    it's not very confusing.Each file could have a sub-file. Like file "A" would have 26 sub-files like "AA","AB",AC".And so on. or if the double letter thing is confusing to you,look at it like this: "A1","A2","A3" and so on.And if the term "sub-files" is confusing to you,i mean plans.So basicly,each of the 26 A-Z files has 26 plans in it.And that gives us the possibility of having .............................676 possible plans for stealing the formula.
    Hmm. On "Plankton's Army", they said he had been trying to steal it for 50 years, right? Was that it? I can't remember.
    no! it was 15 years.50 years would be WAY too long!
    Oh. Well, I doubt he'd have gone through 676 plans in a little over 15 years. But he said he'd gone through every plan in his filing cabinet from A to Y.... SpongeSebastian was right. This is getting confusing.


    hhmmmm....This is confusing.But you know how most cartoons are-things that happen in most episodes don't effect what happens in other episodes.Alot of the time something that happens in an episode doesn't make sense when you remember something in another episode about the same thing,and something was different about it.For instance,in the SB episode,"Rock Bottom", Spongebob's shoes come untied,and he can tie his shoes perfectly without any problems.But in a later episode,"your Shoe's Untied",He forgets how to tie his shoes and says that he has never had to re-tie his shoes ever since he was born.That doesn't make any sense because,how could he tie his shoes perfectly in one episode,then in a later episode say he has never tied his shoes in his life?
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    SpongeSebastian

    [19]Mar 10, 2007
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    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    InvaderZim897 wrote:
    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    InvaderZim897 wrote:
    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    it's not very confusing.Each file could have a sub-file. Like file "A" would have 26 sub-files like "AA","AB",AC".And so on. or if the double letter thing is confusing to you,look at it like this: "A1","A2","A3" and so on.And if the term "sub-files" is confusing to you,i mean plans.So basicly,each of the 26 A-Z files has 26 plans in it.And that gives us the possibility of having .............................676 possible plans for stealing the formula.
    Hmm. On "Plankton's Army", they said he had been trying to steal it for 50 years, right? Was that it? I can't remember.
    no! it was 15 years.50 years would be WAY too long!
    Oh. Well, I doubt he'd have gone through 676 plans in a little over 15 years. But he said he'd gone through every plan in his filing cabinet from A to Y.... SpongeSebastian was right. This is getting confusing.


    hhmmmm....This is confusing.But you know how most cartoons are-things that happen in most episodes don't effect what happens in other episodes.Alot of the time something that happens in an episode doesn't make sense when you remember something in another episode about the same thing,and something was different about it.For instance,in the SB episode,"Rock Bottom", Spongebob's shoes come untied,and he can tie his shoes perfectly without any problems.But in a later episode,"your Shoe's Untied",He forgets how to tie his shoes and says that he has never had to re-tie his shoes ever since he was born.That doesn't make any sense because,how could he tie his shoes perfectly in one episode,then in a later episode say he has never tied his shoes in his life?
    Yeah, and how Patrick has a jar in "Nature Pants", but he doesn't learn how to open one until "Big Pink Loser".
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    dooddooddood444

    [20]Mar 11, 2007
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    SpongeSebastian wrote:
    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    InvaderZim897 wrote:
    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    InvaderZim897 wrote:
    dooddooddood444 wrote:
    it's not very confusing.Each file could have a sub-file. Like file "A" would have 26 sub-files like "AA","AB",AC".And so on. or if the double letter thing is confusing to you,look at it like this: "A1","A2","A3" and so on.And if the term "sub-files" is confusing to you,i mean plans.So basicly,each of the 26 A-Z files has 26 plans in it.And that gives us the possibility of having .............................676 possible plans for stealing the formula.
    Hmm. On "Plankton's Army", they said he had been trying to steal it for 50 years, right? Was that it? I can't remember.
    no! it was 15 years.50 years would be WAY too long!
    Oh. Well, I doubt he'd have gone through 676 plans in a little over 15 years. But he said he'd gone through every plan in his filing cabinet from A to Y.... SpongeSebastian was right. This is getting confusing.


    hhmmmm....This is confusing.But you know how most cartoons are-things that happen in most episodes don't effect what happens in other episodes.Alot of the time something that happens in an episode doesn't make sense when you remember something in another episode about the same thing,and something was different about it.For instance,in the SB episode,"Rock Bottom", Spongebob's shoes come untied,and he can tie his shoes perfectly without any problems.But in a later episode,"your Shoe's Untied",He forgets how to tie his shoes and says that he has never had to re-tie his shoes ever since he was born.That doesn't make any sense because,how could he tie his shoes perfectly in one episode,then in a later episode say he has never tied his shoes in his life?
    Yeah, and how Patrick has a jar in "Nature Pants", but he doesn't learn how to open one until "Big Pink Loser".


    Exactly! I guess the people who make this show think that people won't notice these thing.Or maybe they actually forget that they already put something in an episode,and contradict themselves without realizing it.
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