Silly meme time :D

[siren_echoes]

Tell me a memory you have of us. Something that struck you, or stuck with you. If you haven't met me, make up a future memory. (Hint: everything's better with robots.)

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[lhun-dweller.livejournal.com]

You and I first encounter each other out in the woods of Colorado, where my unlikely experiments with designing a house-cleaning robot have instead produced a trans-warp overthruster time/space converter that instantaneously transported me to a point 1-8 metres from the front of your tent.

[siabha-maellyn.livejournal.com]

What a handy device! You'll have to send me the blueprints ;-)

[helen99.livejournal.com]

I've never met you, but it certainly feels like I have! There have been multiple e-list and LJ encounters where we shared poetry, artwork, essays, song, and story... I remember that one story about a Robot. It was a very smart robot, but it was different from all the other robots. While the rest of them were all busy deciphering ones and zeroes to determine whether or not they should turn right or left, this robot was trying to alter its circuitry so it could experience One True Love. To this end, it took a long journey and gathered data. Presently, it had amassed so much data that it had to expand its storage capacity. Luckily, storage media were becoming tinier and tinier, and through nanotechnology could store an almost infinite amount of data... and it realized that it could now perceive inside of the atoms of the metal from which it was built. It noticed that each atom was held together by something inexplicable - there wasn't any reason for it since the centers of the atoms consisted of positive charges, and so should repel each other. What is that force holding the atoms together, it wondered to itself. Then it dawned on him - that must be Love in there - without it the universe would fly apart. Satisfied that it had found what it was looking for, it went back to the other robots, who told it that such notions were silly and that it should get busy helping with their tasks. The robot, who had by this time discovered the ability to shift its appearance, morphed into a sunbeam and warmed the room...

[siabha-maellyn.livejournal.com]

It does, doesn't it? *grins* Oh yes... I remember that story-- parallel to another but told somewhere along a different timestream :D