# 1 I can't put into words how much that freaks me out # 3 Hand jobs are off the table for me # 6 She's coming over later today # 7 So beautiful and absolutely disruptive JD
#3 - Typical female. What she looks like, and associated social signalling, is ABSOLUTELY the most important thing.
A guy would have tried to pick up a fork or wrench or something. Maybe scratched his ass. She? The most important part of having a robotic hand is being able to wave at people.
#3-I KNEW IT! Mentioned it >5 years ago to someone who had been Special Forces for >20yrs how i had noticed that so many T.V. shows had been redone as movies, but not the $6,000,000 Man; sorta like no Sci-Fi involving nuclear weapons was allowed 1942-1945 or so. He said there was stuff in the works that would "blow your mind". Guess he was right.
Twice I had lunch with the real $6,000,000 man. The capabilities of his prosthetics, including internal organs, was absoultely futuristic. That was in the 1970s.
A friend who had been in a serious car crash has prosthetics which function so flawlessly that it is quite difficult to tell they are not human original. Like seamless transition.
#6 - She puts a whole new meaning to the expression: Put your knees behind your ears. I'd love to have a personal demonstration in my bedroom... or her's.
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# 1 I can't put into words how much that freaks me out
ReplyDelete# 3 Hand jobs are off the table for me
# 6 She's coming over later today
# 7 So beautiful and absolutely disruptive
JD
#1 Can you say scratched lenses?
DeleteNo...
DeleteI just don't want to think about it, lol
DeleteJD
Yeah. But check out those lips..
Delete#6 can I have her phone number?
ReplyDelete#3 pretty, no nose ring, no visible tats
ReplyDelete#8 somebody needs a beatdown and then make them set 'em back up
#3 - Typical female. What she looks like, and associated social signalling, is ABSOLUTELY the most important thing.
ReplyDeleteA guy would have tried to pick up a fork or wrench or something. Maybe scratched his ass. She? The most important part of having a robotic hand is being able to wave at people.
John G.
She is quite fetching, but my impression is she is a ringer for a psychotic Carrie Fisher when she meets Jake in the tunnel.
Delete3. If that's any indication, it won't be too long before prosthetics will be better than original equipment.
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#3-I KNEW IT! Mentioned it >5 years ago to someone who had been Special Forces for >20yrs how i had noticed that so many T.V. shows had been redone as movies, but not the $6,000,000 Man; sorta like no Sci-Fi involving nuclear weapons was allowed 1942-1945 or so. He said there was stuff in the works that would "blow your mind". Guess he was right.
ReplyDeleteTwice I had lunch with the real $6,000,000 man. The capabilities of his prosthetics, including internal organs, was absoultely futuristic. That was in the 1970s.
DeleteA friend who had been in a serious car crash has prosthetics which function so flawlessly that it is quite difficult to tell they are not human original. Like seamless transition.
#3 - don't piss her off, she'll squeeze your nuts off without batting an eye.
ReplyDeleteRemember Howard and the Robot Arm in Big Bang Theory...
Delete#6 - She puts a whole new meaning to the expression: Put your knees behind your ears. I'd love to have a personal demonstration in my bedroom... or her's.
ReplyDeleteThe knife in five looks longer than the cap stopper. Is that cauliflower? Looked like it might have hurt.
ReplyDeleteI know how she feels. That happens to me sometimes when I try to do my pullups to quick.
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