RoboRaptor

puzzlehead
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Post by puzzlehead » 02 Aug 2005 08:17

Okay, so I've been feeling pretty down of late. My wife, in all her wisdom, went out and bought me <a href='http://www.roboraptoronline.com/' target='_blank'>the RoboRaptor!</a> This thing is from the same makers as the RoboSapien.

Oh, it isn't a sony Aibo or an Asimo. No, no...it is just a toy. And it can pretty much only walk around, growl, snap at things and walk into the occaissional wall. However, I also have the older <a href='http://www.wowwee.com/catalog/rc_trex.html' target='_blank'>Remote Controlled T-Rex!</a>. As soon as I scrape up enough money to buy batteries to power the dang things I'm going to stage a re-enactment of Godzilla vs. MechaGodzilla.

If only it shot real death lasers from its eyes...

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Post by AngelBaby » 02 Aug 2005 21:12

<span style='color:blue'>While in Best Buy this weekend shopping for DVDs, I saw a kid pitching an absolute hissy-fit because his daddy wouldn't shell out 120 bucks for the RoboRaptor. Brat... :bah:


True story.</span>

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Post by BlackMage » 02 Aug 2005 23:48

I hate children like that.

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Post by ~vjay~ » 03 Aug 2005 06:10

So do I, that kid needed a foot up his ass.

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Post by steampunk » 03 Aug 2005 06:18

... then beat the parental unit.

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Post by ruprechtjones » 03 Aug 2005 06:29

A couple months ago I really wanted to buy a Robosapien. But my account was almost empty, so I sat down on the tiled floor, held my breath til my face was red, and cried like a baby. I stomped my feet and threatened to bite any pimply-faced clerk that tried to approach me. I kept crying it wasn't fair, then I threw pens at the fat lady that was laughing.
Then I got bored, got up and left. Still don't have my Robosapien.

puzzlehead
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Post by puzzlehead » 03 Aug 2005 06:29

Children today are spoiled and don't know the meaning of $120. Ass monkies. It pisses me off to no end when parents cave in to a child behaving like that.

Me? While my wife and I were looking at home electronics and stuff at Best Buy I just kept carrying it around with me. And then I named him 'Stan'.

My God I wish I had an army of these suckers.

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Post by turtle1 » 03 Aug 2005 08:44

<span style='color:red'>i agree mage...i hate children too</span>

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Post by embus » 10 Aug 2005 10:46

My children will play with sharp sticks and matches. Just like daddy did.

Scars add character.

Dere33
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Post by Dere33 » 11 Aug 2005 13:39

If they are lazy shits you could always try Maddox's way and force scarring... thought this might be fitting:
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Post by newbienut » 09 Sep 2005 20:04

i sell those things at work 120 bucks but only 80 dollars with employee discount. I would never buy one, but parents buy them for snotty little kids all the time

samu
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Post by samu » 13 Sep 2005 12:08

puzzlehead wrote:If only it shot real "friggin" death lasers from its eyes and killed dumbass kids!!
:weep: Fixed!

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Post by rushie » 30 Sep 2005 17:14

<span style='color:blue'>it's on my xmas list :) it will fight the robosapian i got last year... then i will teach them both to get me food :)</span>

BlackMage
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Post by BlackMage » 30 Sep 2005 22:57

You can actually do that?

(good to see ya around)

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Post by steampunk » 30 Sep 2005 23:01

Anyone have any experience with the i-Cybie?

In a nutshell, it's a $200 robotic dog as opposed to Sony's $1,500 Aibo.

I think this may be on my Christmas wish list...

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