How to reapir a killer robot from the future???

Feb 25, 2009 5 Replies

Hello,



I've just found a defective killer robot from the future and I want to know how I can repair it.



Can you help me to rule the world with my killer robot from the future?



On 2/24/2009 5:22 PM Jacques De Molay spake thus:

That's simple.

I think one viewing of /Blade Runner/ (maybe more than one if you're particularly dense) ought to cure you of that fantasy.

You're welcome.

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How about the Terminator series?

David Nebenzahl wrote:

It's also easy to identify this troll.

Usenet 101: This thread is called a "scorecard troll".

First, look at the To line for his "scorecard group": (a group that has little traffic besides his cross-posts)

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If you can't resist the urge to feed the obvious troll,

**at least** remove that before posting. It serves to defeat his reason for trolling.

Next, look at his name and imagine all the possible permutations:

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"Scam Equal Ed Joy" looks like the most obvious.

Runaway (1984)

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Directed by Michael Crichton. With Tom Selleck, Cynthia Rhodes, Gene Simmons. In the near future, a police officer specializes in malfunctioning robots.

Where 74 series logic looked bloody dangerous ...

Adrian C

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