Didn't want to waste a thread, so I made this...
...I won't be around this morning, so my suggestion for the challenge is 'The four ages of robots'.
The eagle eyed among you may have noticed that I suggested it last week, and I will keep suggesting it until robots get the recognition they deserve in today's society.
That is all
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...I won't be around this morning, so my suggestion for the challenge is 'The four ages of robots'.
The eagle eyed among you may have noticed that I suggested it last week, and I will keep suggesting it until robots get the recognition they deserve in today's society.
That is all
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I suggest
"Concept cars they didn't design"
or someone's suggestion from last week,
"Bond gadgets that never made it"
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:29,
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or someone's suggestion from last week,
"Bond gadgets that never made it"
"Holiday snaps you'd rather forget"
"Fast-food designs that didn't make it"
"Stupid sports"
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:34,
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"Stupid sports"
perhaps you should be allowed to pick this weeks compo
as its your last day on the board. a kind of farewell present.
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:33,
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I said it. did you hear me? no? ok i'll just type it in then. ;)
"Aye"
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:37,
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"Aye"
that's tooooo big a job for me
i'd end up picking the shitest suggestion...like..."what is m@rkoni going to be doing in his new job"
what cunt suggested that!
the twat!
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:35,
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what cunt suggested that!
the twat!
Was it "The four ages of robots?"
I thought it was something else related to robots. I voted for it anyway and I'll vote for it again today. (If I'm here. If not, somebody vote for me)
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:31,
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Well what did I vote?
I thought there was a robot-type thing or was that the week before. Oh, I cant remember!
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:39,
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In honour of the 25th Anniversary of the start of the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy Radio Show (on 8th March)
my challenge Idea is 'Show me the most infinitely improbable thing in the universe'
(please point pep to this thread later on as i'll be out)
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:34,
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(please point pep to this thread later on as i'll be out)
anythings's possible with the B3tan version of the infinite improbability drive.
you name it and b3ta can do it.
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:38,
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Jayzuz! 25 years?
Now I really do feel old. Listened to the tapes last week, and it still sounded as fresh and funny and intelligent as ever. There was a man who knew his physics, and how important it is to have a well developed sense of the ridiculous. Very sad Mr Adams died, especially on reading the unfinished Salmon of Doubt...
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:42,
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I've never even read...
...on of his books.
I just like robots. Particularly evil ones.
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:36,
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I just like robots. Particularly evil ones.
did you know he wrote 470 books?
in all subjects: Sci fi, math, science, history, mystery, humour, etc. I am an Asimov geek. He's my hero.
100% FACT
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:40,
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100% FACT
i've read
quite a lot of his skiffy short stories but the full on novels can be a bit on the chewy side
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:43,
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What exactly are
"the four ages"? If i know, then i'll probably vote for it.
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:35,
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yay
it's always nice to see someone asking the question I was about to ask!
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:37,
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Y'know...
...childhood, adolescence, adult and old age. Or something.
Doesn't have to all be in the one pic.
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:37,
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Doesn't have to all be in the one pic.
Oh, right, i see now
i was thinking something like "The Dark Ages, The Iron Age, etc"
Though Caveman style robots could of been interestnig.
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:39,
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Though Caveman style robots could of been interestnig.
Cavemen robots
would rock! Nothing to say you can't make a troglodyte task-oriented automaton.
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 10:10,
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That'd be good
but i don't know if i could handle the inevitable slew of "arnold schwatzerthingy in *a shakespeare adaptation*"
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:44,
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yeah, or (an example ive used several times before)
2001: A Spaceballs Oddysey
"what are you doing Dave?"
'I'm going... to LUDICRUS SPEED!'
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:45,
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"what are you doing Dave?"
'I'm going... to LUDICRUS SPEED!'
:)
I take it someone else got the Taschen book :)
I made this for my new website www.babysick.co.uk which still needs lots of work but will have a robot theme.
*sorry 56kers for the large size but it looks crap in Flash and with reduced colours.
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:43,
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I made this for my new website www.babysick.co.uk which still needs lots of work but will have a robot theme.
*sorry 56kers for the large size but it looks crap in Flash and with reduced colours.
Yay...
it's Space Dog Yoshiya .
Yes I do have the book, but I've been a fan of Mr Atomic for many years previously.
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 10:25,
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Yes I do have the book, but I've been a fan of Mr Atomic for many years previously.
what are
the four ages of robots?
youth
teens
middle-age
senility?
[edit] never mind I see it's been asked now
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Fri 28 Feb 2003, 9:43,
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youth
teens
middle-age
senility?
[edit] never mind I see it's been asked now