Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Robot Uses


Robot Uses

a. Call to Mediation/Prayer. Not quite like the Himalayan chimes, but, then you aren't quite in the Himalayans. So, Robot is perhaps a call to peace.

b. Applause. Little Robot will make noise in appreciation of good things. He may need some assistance, but that is ok.

c. Improved Reception. Robot is assured of improving cell phone and television reception. Just keep him in the vicinity, and listen for things to improve.

d. Annoyance Free Zone. Just wind little Robot up, and allow him to drum for about 5 minutes. You will see that all human and animal annoyances leave the area fairly quickly. Leaving you in peace and solitude with little Robot.

e. Color Registration. Bright colors of Robot are known to stimulate positive effects..even for those who have fairly non-functioning smile muscles.

f. Back up for the Band. In a pinch, Robot can step in for the key position in the band, should that player be absent for a gig.

g. Space Occupier. Robot is an excellent occupier of space. He stands out in office environments as well as within the home. Robot sets off fine art objects as well as serious stacks of paperwork.

h. Robot is happy. Robot is positive thinker, and that is always nice to be around. Being positive, hat generally makes him happy, which also tends to lift the spirit (especially since he is a deep thinker happy, not just silly surface stuff.)

i. Dog Walker. I believe Robot and your dog will get along well during the chilly morning and evening walks. The dog may need to be reminded that Robot is a slow steady walker, and fairly light in comparison to the dog. Perhaps we can rig a saddle for the dog, so that Robot and he can walk in greater harmony.

j. Protector. Robot serves as a talisman. This I know.



Wrote this, and a little more, in sending this Robot to friend a while ago. Uncovered copy of this list while compiling past writings for self education of new-to-me computer system. I will perhaps use some of his good properties to help with the project!

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