“I just don’t think we’d ever be able to produce robots that are good enough to totally replace a real person.”

Well, yes, but it’s nice to be able to say we have actually verified it.

It’s like a damn GeoCities page. All it needs is the “Under Construction” text and the picture of the road sign.

Ain’t that the truth. And then there’s “ooh, shiny!” syndrome, where you see something new for your hobby, buy a ton of it with Good Intentions, and then something else comes along and “ooh, shiny!” The first thing gets sidelined forever, and now you’ve got a mound of stuff to store - sure, you can get rid of it,…

Yup. Horrible cold outside, this warms you right up.

That’s a really cool device. Very precise.

Jives with what I have heard.

Welcome to Hillary’s Uh-Merica.

Excellent advice on the Christmas pageant, and timely as well. I’m about to go through it for the first time with both my kids.

Reminds me - of this and a few other photos - of Kristen Schaal, which isn’t a bad thing.

Since my baby left me,

I think this is why they’re called “chocolate” instead of “brown” - “brown” isn’t a pleasant color to think about. The first thing that comes to mind is generally feces.

So wait - you paid for one camera, they sent you two, you got a refund on the one and kept the spare? So you ended up with a free camera and SD cards?

You have Trump as your leader supreme with cheese because the other guys ran a crap candidate because “it was her turn” who wasted no opportunity to tell those who were angry that they didn’t matter any more.

Okay, that right there is enough to make me check this show out.

What a crappy Outlook on life.

Or even a correct confirmation about the actual weapons used, for that matter.

I remember watching Digimon years and years ago, thinking “man, they really phoned in that theme song, didn’t they?”

Having the hedgehog tap the continue prompt there at the end was the icing on the cake. That thing is cute as a button.

The original video was cool, this video is useful. The sync gear is one of those things that I’ve always wondered how it works, but never thought to look when I had a minute.