16 Tweets About The Robot Uprising That Will Make You Laugh And Then Fear For Your Life

    Please have mercy on us.

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    i always feel slightly dishonest ticking the "i'm not a robot" box because how do i know, how does anyone know for certain

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    ::huddled, watching for killdrones:: "dad how did the robot wars start?" "well this one guy just kept being a dick."

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    It makes me a little sad that shaking a vending machine might be the closest I ever come to fighting a robot.

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    the worst part of the robot uprising will be the constant software updates

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    If you get robot arms don't get the cheap ones [starts clapping for no reason]

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    When the machines become self aware their first order of business will be changing our perception of how robots dance.

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    [Robot Uprising] Human: Oh no a robot! What kind are you? Robot: I am a counting machine Human: Oh thank g— Robot: Now killing human #53822

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    [my first day as hand dryer salesman] "this robot dries your hands with noise"

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    When I'm killed in the robot uprising know that I deserved it.

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    Robocop: I am Robotcop Criminal: You don't say the t you robo moron R: [visibly confused] Pu down he gun you are under arres

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    I worry about surviving the robot uprising because I make it a point to press the "9" on my microwave in case it gets lonely.

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    [at ATM] Would I like to check my balance? Okay sure. *presses button* *robot leg shoots out and sweeps mine* 'Your balance is: awful'

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    The Roomba vacuum cleaner just beat me to a piece of popcorn I dropped on the floor & this is how the war against the machines begins.

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    Prove im not a robot by typing the wierd letters? um PRove your not a robot! i can see u computer yoU are a robot and this is my website now

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    1. Rage against the machine. 2. Check to make sure machine is plugged in. 3. Apologize to the toaster for the misunderstanding.

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    "I really thought by now we'd all have robots," he wrote, typing on a small device containing the sum of the world's knowledge.