Meet Jupiter, Korea's smiley robot overlord, er, domestic servant

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Macbeb @ Apr 10th 2006 12:38PM

I'd love one to walk my aibo.

But, WAIT A MINUTE !
South Korea will rule the world ! (For one or two days at least...)
And France will go on strike to protest against this new change in a global / to much fast mooving world, and a new proof of global (everything is global, today you now ! Except French conception/understanding (?) of the world ...) capitalistico robotico manipulation taking place today lead by USA and Asian fanatics (of course).
STOP ROBOT BEFORE THE LAND OF HUMAN RIGHT (France for all of U ignorant, aka not French) DO IT ! (Or try for one or two years at least ...)

Why am I saying all these craps ?
Don't know. I started dreaming on this Robot in my place ... and it came to the old (too old !!!) country I'm part of ...
But be sure of one thing : When robots will be everywhere (except in France), everybody here will explain you (stupid foreigners that don't understand the world in which we are living .... stop beb stop, be quite...). So we'll explain you that it was a French who first invents robots (maybe Jules Vernes ???), and that ther's nothing new in it. That's why we don't give a s.... (aka a Euro in R&D) in this sort of primitiv artefacts ...

I need my passport. Or maybe just this bot

Enjoy your day, You poor foreigner .... stop beb stop.

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