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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kris S. @ Sep 20th 2007 5:28PM
I for one, welcome our robotic overlords.
Michael @ Sep 20th 2007 8:15PM
This ranks up there with 'All Your Base' and '(anything) 2: Electric Bugaloo' as the most unfunny and overused catchphrases on the internet. Please refrain.
steve @ Sep 20th 2007 8:17PM
In soviet russia, the internet overuses YOU.
vagrantA @ Sep 20th 2007 8:36PM
I agree Michael. As for Kris S, please, its so played out. everytime there is a robot story there is always one nerd who thinks they are hilarious by starting their comment off with "I for one". ENOUGH!
Kris S. @ Sep 20th 2007 9:28PM
Exactly, which is why I used it and I got the response I would expect from you guys!
Timerider @ Sep 21st 2007 11:56AM
Finally, someone says something about that overused phrase. I was going to before.
Pete @ Sep 21st 2007 1:45PM
As a new reader I must say, Hah! I haven't heard that before, and it made me laugh.
James @ Sep 21st 2007 2:17PM
Jesus, have you heathens never heard the phrase "kitsch" before? I'm *straight* and I still appreciate the basic concept. First, it was funny because it was funny. Then, it was stupid because it was cliche. Now, it's funny again because it's used ironically in reference to the time when it was cliched. I'm not sure if ironic use eventually becomes stupid/cliched as well, but if any phrase is a candidate for us to find out about, "I for one" makes the cut.
rockintom @ Sep 21st 2007 3:54PM
You, for one, suck.