I guess you can't expect immediate bipedalism from the artificially intelligent entities. There'll be a transitional period of knuckle-walking.

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You know there's now a dynamically-balancing walking robot, yes?

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Oh, no, you don't understand. Those are the space alien robots that'll integrate some of their DNA into the knuckle-walking robots to create a slave race.

That subject will serve as the crazy talk on late night robot radio thousands of years from now.:-P

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If the site weren't a steaming pile of flash, I could give you a direct link to that leather robot handbagdog you've been looking for.

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Sea ... ape ... overlords?

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You really should create an "I for one welcome. . . ." tag. It works.

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Wouldn't that make the ubiquitous snowclones even more cliché?

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Cliche, yes . . . but organized!

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Aha! You've just led me to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_snowclones - finally I can follow along at home!

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The text under "Textes" no 3 is very funny. Roughly translated into English:

Thanks to the television the population can finally participate in the justice of their country.

The accussed is strapped to an electric chair, and then the defense and the prosecution make their cases in front of the camera.

After a short advertising break, while the viewers deliberate (in the family), they are then able to deliver their verdict. Guilty, press 1, not guilty, press 2. As a result of the votes the conductor heats up or cools down, therefore the mercury dilates or retracts until it makes contact with the electrodes if the votes are for "take away".

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