"Thrills"
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If you use the "search" feature and look for "thrills" you'll come across some old threads on this subject. Here's one....
http://fembotcentral.com/viewtopic.php? ... ht=thrills
http://fembotcentral.com/viewtopic.php? ... ht=thrills
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droidlvr wrote:I might add that I cannot overstate the value of a good contrite report on any material posted here.






























I regret the need to correct you here, but i think:
a) you meant to type "concise".
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b) the clause "posted here" is misplaced, and should be moved so it refers to "report", and not "material".
I wouldn't normally correct an FC member in such matters, but as I have expressed myself with a spirit of contrition (as per your request), I hope you won't mind too much.



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Considering this thread has changed from a relevant topic to one concerning grammar, and since you "believe in judging others on their poor grammar", I'm certain you'll appreciate being corrected yourself.
These aren't sentences and can't be considered dependent clauses either as they lack verbs. Therefore, what you've written here are fragments.AK wrote: And cows. Trees and cows.
I wouldn't normally bother with nit-picking, but when someone makes such an arrogant statement I would assume he considers himself a "professional" and beyond reproach.AK wrote:Amateurs.
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Hey there! I'm going to get us back on topic, if that's okay.
"Thrills" is better-than-average Skinemax soft-core, the kind of movie which shows terrible, implausible sex from odd angles. The girls are much more attractive than your usual flick that runs after midnight, even if the guys are still meatheads and very few people involved know how to deliver their lines. It's amateur hour, but we're not here for the great theatrics.
As for robotic content, there's one scene where the girl plugs herself in, some dialogue referring to her robotic nature, and at least two instances where her eyes glow for no particular reason. Why exactly do robots eyes have to glow? Would you not know otherwise? It seems like a waste of resources. The movie refers to more ideas than it will ever back up with any kind of effect or explanation; there's a moment where the robot decides to erase all of her sexual knowledge, and then she slumps over and nothing else happens. If these sorts of scenes went one step further, then "Thrills" would be legendary. As it is, it's passably good erotica with a few decent fembot touches.
"Thrills" is better-than-average Skinemax soft-core, the kind of movie which shows terrible, implausible sex from odd angles. The girls are much more attractive than your usual flick that runs after midnight, even if the guys are still meatheads and very few people involved know how to deliver their lines. It's amateur hour, but we're not here for the great theatrics.
As for robotic content, there's one scene where the girl plugs herself in, some dialogue referring to her robotic nature, and at least two instances where her eyes glow for no particular reason. Why exactly do robots eyes have to glow? Would you not know otherwise? It seems like a waste of resources. The movie refers to more ideas than it will ever back up with any kind of effect or explanation; there's a moment where the robot decides to erase all of her sexual knowledge, and then she slumps over and nothing else happens. If these sorts of scenes went one step further, then "Thrills" would be legendary. As it is, it's passably good erotica with a few decent fembot touches.
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As Galileo probably didn't actually say to the Papal Inquisition, "And yet it moves."~? wrote:These aren't sentences and can't be considered dependent clauses either as they lack verbs. Therefore, what you've written here are fragments.AK wrote: And cows. Trees and cows.
Fragments are no crime, when they communicate clearly.
Expletives are fine as fragments.~? wrote:I wouldn't normally bother with nit-picking, but when someone makes such an arrogant statement I would assume he considers himself a "professional" and beyond reproach.AK wrote:Amateurs.
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They're generally set apart from the sentence, by an exclamation point; or by a comma when the feeling's not as strong."
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dale coba wrote:Sat.AMs, in the 1970's, ABCtv wrote:"In---terjections, .... show excitement, .... or emotion.
They're generally set apart from the sentence, by an exclamation point; or by a comma when the feeling's not as strong."
Hooking up arms and legs and chassis...Sat.AMs, in the 1970's, ABCtv wrote:Conjunction Junction, what's your function?
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