The Robots R Coming
Be sure to keep your robot fully charged, as they become cranky when their batteries run low. Although violence is an anomaly, it’s best to be prepared should self defense become necessary. Keep a large magnet handy at all times. If confronted with provocation attach the magnet to your robot’s cranium until the threat of danger is over. Do not approach until the green reset indicator flashes and the robot appears sedate. In the rare event of a system failure call 911 immediately, go to your place of safety and wait for help. Never engage with a combative robot. Remember: safety first!
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Ned Mudd resides in Alabama where he engages in interspecies communication, rock collecting, and frequent cloud watching. He is the author of The Adventures of Dink and DVD (a space age comedy). Some of Ned’s best friends are raccoons.
God help us. Thanks for helping us first, Ned.
Just like my crappy cellphone, my robot loses its battery charge in a very brief time. Is there any hack to keep the battery life extended?