98) In the book Punching the Air, what does Amal have to wear when he gets to the juvenile detention facility? orange jumpsuit, sneakers with Velcro straps (p. 87) In the book Punching the Air, how did Amal fall when he was getting off the bus? His hands and feet were shackled, and the officer (Stafford) held out his hand to help Amal step down, but then pulled his hand back quick and Amal fell (p. 86-87) In the book Punching the Air, where would Amal rather have gone on the night of the incident? Amal would rather have gone to the skate park (p. 84) In the book Punching the Air, what did Omari want Amal to go and do on the night of the incident? go down to the courts for a two-on-two game of Basketball (p. 71) In the book Punching the Air, how did Amal get hurt on the bus? The guy sitting opposite of Amal hits the back of Amal's head with his handcuffed fits and it makes Amal hit the glass window (p. 72) In the book Punching the Air, why did Clyde give Amal books to read? to take his mind off things for a little while (p.
63) In the book Punching the Air, what was the first book Clyde gave Amal to read? The Autobiography of Malcolm X (p. 60) In the book Punching the Air, what is the county jail behind the courtroom called? the tombs (p.
In another episode, “Put Your Head On My Shoulder,” Bender uses punched cards to calculate matches for his dating service.In the book Punching the Air, what did Amal's grandma say it was called where slaves had to go through to get on a ship sailing to America where African people lost everything and stepped out into a future they didn't know? the Door of No Return (p. In the “Futurama” episode “Mother’s Day,” a robot burns a punched card in protest. thesis, a computer tic-tac-toe game, was written so long ago it was stored on punched cards. In “The Simpsons” episode “Much Apu About Nothing,” Apu’s Ph.D. Punched cards are still an occasional theme in television shows associated with the cartoonist, screenwriter, and producer Matt Groening.
“Do Not Fold, Spindle or Mutilate” led to the casting of Helen Hayes and Mildred Natwick in the weekly detective series “The Snoop Sisters.” When one of the ladies gets hold of a computer-dating questionnaire, the others invent a mythical girl and feeds the falsified punch card information into the computer. The phrase “Do Not Fold, Spindle, or Mutilate” associated with punch cards inspired a 1971 movie starring Helen Hayes, Mildred Natwick, Myrna Loy and Sylvia Sidney as four elderly pranksters devoted to practical jokes.
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