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Eleven posts in a day; J.F. Beck is on a roll. Also: Puce is back! And Scott Burgess reports that The Guardian has discovered a greater threat than global warming: robots!

1. I for one welcome our new robot overlords. I’d like to remind them that as a trusted TV personality I could be helpful in rounding up others to toil in their underground uranium caves.

   Posted by joe bagadonuts on 2005 04 14 at 11:59 AM • permalink



2. As long as my inflatable doll still loves me, I won’t worry about robots.

   Posted by Mystery Meat on 2005 04 14 at 12:14 PM • permalink



3. Once again, the Guardian mistakes a cartoon for news:  this was a Futurama episode.  Nixon lures all the robots to the Galapagos to destroy them and halt global warming from their emissions (rather than simply drop giant ice cubes in the ocean, the preferred solution to that point).

   Let’s hear it for the Guardian, unable to distinguish sequential drawings from reality!

   Posted by Nightfly on 2005 04 14 at 12:25 PM • permalink



4. To any time-traveling cyborgs who may be reading:

   I will happily sell out my idiot meat-monkey co-humans for a chance to not be vaporised. I would also like to be plugged into some form of VR thingo with lots of hot chicks and steak as a reward.

   Thanks.

   Posted by Drunk Fade on 2005 04 14 at 01:23 PM • permalink



5. My Anglish much improving, you are all idiots.

   Treacher is a genius.

   Jim, if you’re reading this, I would pay for a book of Puce.

   Posted by david on 2005 04 14 at 02:52 PM • permalink



6. Puce sounds like “Travis of the Cosmos.”

   Posted by Nightfly on 2005 04 14 at 03:41 PM • permalink



7. Robot’s bahh!! They do not scare me. Supervolcano scare’s me as I have seen on ABC tv. Yike’s!

   Posted by Lucky Nutsacks on 2005 04 14 at 09:22 PM • permalink



8. Can they be robots that get really bad mileage?

   Posted by richard mcenroe on 2005 04 15 at 01:13 AM • permalink



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