[I'm Real, I'm Alive]

Hey um, so I died kinda. The fics are nor forgotten, they are coming, this is a threat. I will be posting more, hopefully.

Now please...

Accept a cowboy as an apology (I am so proud of this art man I do not draw good often BUT I MADE HIM SO PRETTY.)

Bounty hunter/cowboy p03 courtesy of @dookins and @enigmacomics fic, bots, Bounties and babes.

Happy Birthday Hal!! :]

I don't think I've ever mentioned this before, but I really love Home!! <3

What I Want To Do: make an analysis on how HAL 9000 achieved status as a legendary film villain while he's actually the Space Odyssey series's most tragic victim, write multiple fanfictions where he's loved and cherished and taken care of the way he deserves to be, consider the many ways this deeply complex and fascinating character can be interpreted based on the books and the film and admire how each and every interpretation is wonderful

What My Brain Gives Me Every Time I Try To Do Any Of These Things: h-haaaaaaaaal,,, hhhhhhhal my beloved,,,,,, precious sweetheart,,,,,,,,, i rotate him slowly in my brain and hold him gentle like halburger,,,,,,,,,,,,

Welcome home fandom quick question would yall date the house im curious

Some doodles I made in the notes app because I cannot stop thinking about one of my silly little daydream au... thing.

Basically, instead of Luke finding the floppy disc, some random amateur robotics nerd finds it, and forms a bond with P03. Also, P03 starts the upload and manages to get himself and a few things off of the disc, but ultimately it fails, so he's just on your computer... hanging out. Until you attempt to make him a body, and decide to just modify one of those robot pet animals skeletons and dress it up like a stoat.

Hijinks ensue.

Playskool Wagon by Gene Oldfield (1982), Robot Repair, Sacramento, CA. This robot is adapted from a 6 wheel battery operated ride-on toy, the Playskool Adventurer (lower image), with a body made of fiberglass. “Gene Oldfield, mathematician, phycisist and teacher at a Sacramento area university is a happy home-robot tinkerer. His fascination with robotics goes back to the late 1950s. “It was intriguing to see mechanical rats like the ones in the Living Brain running around. That inspired me,” Oldfield said.” – Robot hobbyist: inspired since late 50s, InfoWorld, November 8, 1982.

heading off to do the great transgenderence or whatever

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