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Re: Whateverly Labs' Bots for the contest
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 12 Aug 2004 00:02:30 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Ley Ward wrote:
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Hello all,
the Papal Droid or Popebot
It is, of course, infallible...
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Wow! We humans can replace the car makers, the vaccumers, and the religious high
priests. Deep.
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We also have pictures of the Scuttlebot which is usually only glimpsed from
the corner of one’s eye as it scuttles away. Its purpose is at least
unclassified if not entirely unknown...
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I don’t know whether or not a manly-man like me can say this but that is so
cute.
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We are not so much proud as embarrassed to present the Com ED Bot,
(Communications Entertainment Device Bot) which seems to only be programmed
to clown around. It is especially effective at impotently waving its arms in
the air while saying “Ahhhhhh...” Of course, its wheels go “skeeka skeeka...”
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Don’t be embaressed, just know you’re becomeing FOX.
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Last and quite possibly least is the Secure Itty Bot. Fleets of these may be
deployed to keep things secure. Self explanatory, really...
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It may not look like it, but that thing is mondo-deadly-oso. TSEWWW-------*
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Ps. All of you bot-makers (bot-ticians?)
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That is a PERFECT term for it.^
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out there have been building some truly inspiring creations. You know who
you are, now build a bot to pat you on the back...
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Is there anyone in LUGNET nicer than Mr. Ward here, other then Jake?
Nicely done Professor.
Blay on!
:-Devin
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Message is in Reply To:
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| Hello all, I've briefly resurfaced from a busy summer just in time for the bot-contest deadline crunch, but enough about me... Here are a few bots from Whateverly Labs In response to at least one (URL) Inquisitive mind> and to fill a perceived gap (...) (20 years ago, 11-Aug-04, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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