Forecast: Sex and Marriage With Robots by 2050
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Humans could marry robots within the century. And consummate those vows.
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Hey hey hey .......here's your trophy wife Rhertz! It's guaranteed EACH and EVERY time!!!
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My favorite quote from "Alien Resurrection".......... Johner: Hey, Vriess, you got a socket wrench? Maybe she just needs an oil change. Can't believe I almost fscked it. Vriess: Yeah, like you never fscked a robot.... |
Man vs Machine. She looks like she might just like sushi :laugh: I think we need hear from Joepole on this thread :idea:
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I think this is a great idea...but I'd want to thoroughly inspect the orifices on that thang before I went stickin my *&$#@ into it...make sure there aint nothin sharp in there! :D
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Something a little scary about those that would choose machine over real woman!!!!
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You would think they would make the toy better looking than that :laugh: She looks like the future trophy wife that never ages. I am sure they will make them in many flavors. Now if they do not spend money and can cook, clean and pour up and remember the olive :D
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-Electricity cost less than steak and lobster and wine. -You only have to pay for her once for life (unless you buy her on credit) -Robots look better in cubic zirconia than real diamonds. -Robots never gain weight -Robot women can do math really fast -Don't need to stop to pee on long road trips -Interchangable blonde/brunette hair -Robots can be programmed to speak French when the lights are off. -Built in MP3 player.... :D |
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We're all so bad!!! :o
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That was funny. Tbelle aint got a dog in this fight.
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Hope she comes with a buddy bearing and thermostat.
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My robot would need nice "jumblies":laugh::laugh:
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Well these robots would certainly give us real women a break! We could go on with our lives while y'all stay home in fantasy land with your life sized Barbie dolls! Where do I order one?:laugh::laugh:
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My wife might buy me two just to shut me up!!!!
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If we could come out with a male "shopping companion" robot that loves to look and spend hours shopping and not buying we'd have it made.:laugh:
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Guys this is old news.. check out www.realdoll.com
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You guys know your very first love was a robot. Her name was Rosie or better known as Rosie Palmer. :laugh:
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I suppose I can support sex with a robot, but not marriage. Marriage comes with certain legal/financial benefits that I think should not be extended to an artificial mate. Even now, you can go out and buy a sex doll, but I don't think you can legally marry it.
As far as robot sex, why not? It might have a positive influence on mankind's run-away population. |
Run-away population? The US is below replacement level birth-wise, immigration is the only thing that keeps us from shrinking. Europe is below replacement level. Asia and Africa are the only places with expanding populations.
We've barely passed six billion people worldwide, we're nowhere near any problem population levels, Earth as a whole is fairly sparsely populated. |
The Greenies would have your think that we are over populated. There is plenty of room on this planet. Good post joe.
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Sorry, but when we are stacking homes atop one another (tall buildings and apartments) to make room for housing, it's clear there are too many people.
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>Sorry, but when we are stacking homes atop one another (tall buildings and apartments) to make room for housing, it's clear there are too many people.
1. That makes absolutely no sense. 2. If that were true then the world has been overcrowded for thousands of years. What are the consequences of this overcrowding? 3. Why does the fact that some people are "stacking houses" mean we're too crowded, but the fact that most everybody else isn't doesn't mean we're not too crowded? By your logic if there existed a multi-story building anywhere in the world then we would have "too many people." The Earth (disregarding Antarctica) has about 112 people per square mile, about 10% denser than Louisiana. Does Louisiana seem full to you? |
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