They make all the difference. Also, I sort of stole the idea through Futurama's use of the built in patriotism signal inherent in all robots to turn them into loyal soldiers during times of war. And, of course, when Mom programs all of the robots to revolt with a push of a button. This mechanism would be put in ipods if it were to be employed properly.
Listen, when the end times come, I won't discriminate.
Whether it's a robot, a zombie, an anarchist, the only proper response is to shoot it in the head to prove you're worthy of survival in the harsh world that's left behind.
In two thousand eight, seven (or so) people got together for the sake of getting together. And doing something. They decided to write a haiku a day (or as close as possible) to one another, to the world, to whomever. Enjoy.
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Stephen King thought it would be cell phones. You're both crazy.
There were robots in that cell novel???
Robots, Michael, robots!
They make all the difference. Also, I sort of stole the idea through Futurama's use of the built in patriotism signal inherent in all robots to turn them into loyal soldiers during times of war. And, of course, when Mom programs all of the robots to revolt with a push of a button. This mechanism would be put in ipods if it were to be employed properly.
Listen, when the end times come, I won't discriminate.
Whether it's a robot, a zombie, an anarchist, the only proper response is to shoot it in the head to prove you're worthy of survival in the harsh world that's left behind.
Unless you are listening to your ipod and YOU become a slave before you even know what is going on.
I don't even have an iPod.
I resisted for so long, but I finally caved. It's awesome and so evil.
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