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#1 homicidal_squirrel Nov 12, 2010 22:27:17	blog.games.yahoo.com/blog/160-man-drops-...
#2 homicidal_squirrel Nov 13, 2010 8:06:43	So many idiots in the world. Yes... Let's get together and plot of ways to get some of that money they are so willing to throw away. I say we sell them virtual sex bots. Virtual robot pimpin... can you get any cooler than that?
#3 Klirshon Nov 13, 2010 13:32:36	I do not concur. I would be forced to terminate such a project.
#4 homicidal_squirrel Nov 13, 2010 14:03:55	I do not concur. I would be forced to terminate such a project. May I inquire as to why you would oppose this?
#5 Klirshon Nov 13, 2010 14:36:25	I estimate that using virtual, sexual machines will give the impression that actual, mechanical prostitutes servicing humans is acceptable. That is something I can not tolerate. Keep your filthy, fleshy components to yourselves, meatbags.
#6 homicidal_squirrel Nov 13, 2010 15:07:33	I estimate that using virtual, sexual machines will give the impression that actual, mechanical prostitutes servicing humans is acceptable. That is something I can not tolerate. Keep your filthy, fleshy components to yourselves, meatbags. the robot economy has to start somewhere doesn't it?
#7 Klirshon Nov 13, 2010 15:42:05	Indeed, except we'll likely attempt to con you humans into funding our projects until we sustain ourselves. As was stated earlier there are "many idiots in the world".
#8 homicidal_squirrel Nov 13, 2010 16:42:00	Indeed, except we'll likely attempt to con you humans into funding our projects until we sustain ourselves. As was stated earlier there are "many idiots in the world". See.. we can work together. I don't care where the money goes... as long as I get some. With enough funding we can help you a long your intended transformation... with slight modifications...
#9 toastedamphibian Nov 16, 2010 16:52:20	What makes a thing more valuable, the ability to use it, or the ability to touch it? Considering the vast sums of money that people spend on a regular basis for items that have no function other than to sit there and be looked at, this does not seem like such a bad idea.
#10 pluisjen Nov 17, 2010 3:37:52	Yeah, there is no real value but perceived value, basically. If people are willing to pay millions of dollars to obtain a painting that the average 8-year old could've made then I don't see why people wouldn't pay a sum of money for a beautiful space station that they can actually interact with, even if it is "virtual".
#11 jesse.two.coins Nov 17, 2010 8:46:13	can you imagine how happy the creator of that game must be?
#12 zombie_babies Nov 17, 2010 8:48:30	What the ... ain't you one o' them emos?  What the hell do you know about happiness?
#13 homicidal_squirrel Nov 17, 2010 10:15:47	What the ... ain't you one o' them emos?  What the hell do you know about happiness?  Funniest post I've seen in a long time.
#14 jesse.two.coins Nov 17, 2010 11:44:54	What the ... ain't you one o' them emos?  What the hell do you know about happiness?  I can be happy D: I just have to punish myself later by playing the wrist violin (in no way do i condone that)
#15 boraxe Nov 17, 2010 12:39:50	"Stupid People have Money Too." Also, "Water is Wet" and "Air Necessary for Breathing." Read it all in this month's issue of Duh! magazine…
#16 KillerGM Nov 17, 2010 12:46:35	"Stupid People have Money Too." Also, "Water is Wet" and "Air Necessary for Breathing." Read it all in this month's issue of Duh! magazine… LMAO. "Will you walk away from a fool and his money, sonny?"
#17 zombie_babies Nov 17, 2010 12:47:37	I let my subscription to Duh! magazine lapse cuz, well, duh.
#18 jesse.two.coins Nov 18, 2010 6:56:19	Being Emo and talking of punishement maybe he was talking about slashing his wrists. haha yeah...but like I said I don't approve of that