countthree
Well-Known Member
What if we are the robots?
You've been on my mind lately and where you've been, on holiday abroad?What if we are the robots?
Oh dear. Apologies are in order. That was meant as a joke. Maybe you don’t have the same parental warning there? Young men here are admonished not to masterbate as they’ll grow hair on their palms (thus alerting everyone to their obsessive hobby.) That’s what I was referencing. But now that it turns out he had a cancerous growth, I feel especially bad. So sorry, LH. I blew it that time.I asked him if there was hair involved and he started talking about another skin problem he had, near his groin. I'll ask him about that when I see him. I know he's had enough of talking on the phone.
And please DON’T ask him about that other problem near his groin in my account!I asked him if there was hair involved and he started talking about another skin problem he had, near his groin. I'll ask him about that when I see him. I know he's had enough of talking on the phone.
What did you come up with? What if we are the robots?What if we are the robots?
You've made me watch basketball twice now for the first time in ages.It’s a strange thing now having to root for Texas Tech. They beat MSU on Saturday. But if Texas Tech wins tonight over Virginia, I win the work pool. So I’m about to go watch this game and will then to win the title for TAT.
I was told that same lie.Oh that music and we have ice cream vans in Sweden too but they only sell ice cream that you take home and the music is sheer terrorism.
My parents like most parents fooled me as a kid when it was needed but never when it came to the ice cream van. Even the style of the english ice cream is sad and it looks so perfect it looks plastic and fake.
Emotional english ice cream vans, what a name for a band. Only playing covers of Kitchens of Distinction songs of course.
The swedish parent lie to kids was that they told us we could not swim for an hour after eating or we would get cramp in our gut and drown and die.
It’s not like I’d be watching it either if I didn’t have money on it. It’s not my sport. To be fair, I’ve liked it better than I thought I would.You've made me watch basketball twice now for the first time in ages.
http://livetv.sx/enx/eventinfo/791443_texas_tech_virginia/
That too but mostly ice cream in packets to take home to the freezer. One rich and famous man was so mad at the music from the van he drilled a hole in the wheel.I was told that same lie.
But I heard that in Sweden it's not really an ice cream van. You just get a frozen salted fish on a stick.
Same here and I kinda hate it.It’s not like I’d be watching it either if I didn’t have money on it. It’s not my sport. To be fair, I’ve liked it better than I thought I would.
There once was a rich and famous man
Who hated the sound of the ice cream van
When asked, "Really, how do you feel"
His answer was to drill a hole in the wheel
oh well, thanks for asking. mine is defo a callous though and not cancer or a wart! (I also had a wart burned off --of my inner wrist-- when I was a kid. I f***ing hated that thing and that little pot of steam they would bring out to burn it with. I think it took several tries before it finally went away).@rifke I just got off the phone with him. He said it was a wart that had turned cancerous. They took a skin graft from under his arm. It was squamous cell carcinoma. A previous attempt at treatment was dry ice to burn it off. It hasn't come back. They did microsurgery. About 5 years ago.
This reminds me, I had a wart burned off my palm when I was a kid.
What did you come up with? What if we are the robots?
I suspect they're not born better, but more adapted. But then you can adapt yourself to anything, even hell.Who made and who programmed the robots? Are they updating our programs from time to time? How do they do it?
If not, is this "evolution"? Are contemporary humans born better humans than the humans of past generations?