You mean a gynoid.

I would imagine that the piston-clad ejaculate recepticale is there for pumping semen out of the vagina, into the anus, and then out of the anus.

Robotic sideboob. Hmm.

Tardis pussy.

Actually the other hole has an X next to it... so definitely a married robot.

We get it, you have a huge cock. Of course you do.

Yeah, they look pretty depressed about the fact that they don't have phones. Hang on people, in another 50 years you'll have something to do on the train. Of course, then you'll have to listen to to folks going on about the good old days when you had to ride bored and stare out the windown to avoid uncomfortable eye…

Except I don't see anyone in any of those photographs spanking the monkey during rush hour. So at least they had that going for them.

The main difference when looking at this for me is that lack of cell phones. A lot of the fashion is still around or at least similar but people staring aimlessly rather than at a little screen with earbuds in is what's different to me. And that dude's hair.

I am woman hear me roar, ignoring warnings like never before.

This video reminded of those watch makers meticulously making watch movements, the decorations, and the case designs. It makes you feel that someone used all their skill to create the expensive wristwatch you purchased. Then you find out later that it was made by a machine.

Rivets on the leading edge of aircraft wings are all shaved using a micro shaver.

Look's like that, does the same job, except 5000 times faster :

"No user serviceable parts inside."

This is why, even though I work in political communications and my boss keeps trying to get me to consider speaking publicly on the issue I spearhead - I DON'T WANT TO. My mom would absolutely call in and 1) tell me to sit up straight so everyone can see my pretty face, 2) disagree with me on points of policy, and 3)…

I love this mom. And by love this mom I mean that I really do love her but I'm so glad she's not my mom.

This is what faking perpetual motion looks like:

I'm not sure why anyone would think this is a perpetual motion machine... It seems pretty obvious that the ball moving down the ramp doesn't provide the energy to move it back up.

I was under the impression that perpetual motion is impossible and we've known that since like the 1800's with the first and second law of thermodynamics? Sadly there's probably a bunch of "perpetual motion" machines on kickstarter that dumb people are throwing money at.

replace the ball with a spherical magnet, line the "maze" with coils to generate electricity as the ball passes down the chutes, stored in the capacitor along with the solar energy. Still not close, but more efficient i think.

I have been regularly frequenting the sign-offs here for months with bad news about how much I hated moving back home after law school because my mother had a terminal cancer diagnosis. Thanks to everyone who has advised me in this tumultuous process. I am in therapy, but being able to hear back from people who have…