Showing posts with label robots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label robots. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

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I've been absent for the past few days because my parents left today. They have been here since Thursday. If there was one thing my mom taught me it was to "never blog when you have company." I will post pictures of their visit later in the week. For now I have some awesome links.

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Can you find the 38 Seinfeld references in this picture?

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Another awesome robot.

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Homer meets Darth Vader.



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When I hear "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins I previously thought of Vice City, now I think of an guerrilla.

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Internet People! I think I may have only seen half of the references in this song.

Internet People! - The Meth Minute 39

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Here is a clever site in response to Miss Teen South Carolina, and such.

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Today I found this awesome Firefox add-on called FoxyTunes. It allow you to control your music through your browser. It's much better than toggling back and forth between the internet and iTunes. I can even show what song is playing as I blog (see below.)

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Now playing: Jack Johnson - F-Stop Blues [2000]
via FoxyTunes

Thursday, July 05, 2007

I (Heart) Robot

One of the blogs I read, Pop Candy, has a couple of random robot posts today that I thought I would pass along. Ok, maybe they aren't random because of the Transformers movie, but these videos are great nonetheless.

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This video may have started the robot theme earlier in the week. A must view if you love either The Office or Mr. Roboto.

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A great music video featuring a robot.

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This video was on the pilot episode of Flight of the Conchords, which is very Napoleon Dynamite if you haven't seen it yet. "Binary solo."

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I thought it was time to show you a real robot. It may not be quite as impressive as the robot chair, but it still has mad skillz.

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Finally, I can't think about robots (or old people) without recalling this classic SNL commercial.