It's missing the interactive easter eggs, that’s my conclusion. They show the content, but it’s fun to find it yourself… (edit to fix a word my iPhone decided to change for me.)
It's missing the interactive easter eggs, that’s my conclusion. They show the content, but it’s fun to find it yourself… (edit to fix a word my iPhone decided to change for me.)
Wow it's been a while since I've seen Strong Bad. Neat! Unrelated, except that it is also robot-related humor: Today I was thinking about The Good One Robot. I first heard about The Good One Robot...
Wow it's been a while since I've seen Strong Bad. Neat!
Unrelated, except that it is also robot-related humor:
Today I was thinking about The Good One Robot. I first heard about The Good One Robot when listening to an episode of "Comedy Death Ray" (which later became "Comedy Bang Bang"). I'm not sure of the exact origin, but I think this happened in 2010. Anyway, on the show, Tig Notaro was a guest. Scott Auckerman said something funny, and Tig said, in a monotone robot voice "Mmmm Good One". Then Scott said "was that the good one robot?".
This random throwaway joke pops into my head sometimes at random. I think it would be fascinating to create a very specialized robot that does just one thing, and detecting humor would be a pretty good application. Maybe not as good as a robot that could pass the butter, but awesome nonetheless.
This seems like one of the better applications for AI. Apparently there has been some research into this topic. I would quite enjoy having a little robot, or even a phone app, that was silent until it heard something funny, and then it just utters mmm Good One
Updated: Apparently there's an unofficial fan page for The Good One Robot, so there must be a decent number of people who also think that it's hilarious. I can't read much of the page because I don't have a facebook login and it makes you login if you scroll much.
Dear Strong Bad,
How do you type with a robot bucket on?Was not expecting a new Strong Bad Email in 2025, let alone one with a fhqwhgads reference.
This, and somehow it just doesn't hit the same.
It's missing the interactive easter eggs, that’s my conclusion. They show the content, but it’s fun to find it yourself… (edit to fix a word my iPhone decided to change for me.)
Link with clickables
Excellent. Thank you!
Wow it's been a while since I've seen Strong Bad. Neat!
Unrelated, except that it is also robot-related humor:
Today I was thinking about The Good One Robot. I first heard about The Good One Robot when listening to an episode of "Comedy Death Ray" (which later became "Comedy Bang Bang"). I'm not sure of the exact origin, but I think this happened in 2010. Anyway, on the show, Tig Notaro was a guest. Scott Auckerman said something funny, and Tig said, in a monotone robot voice "Mmmm Good One". Then Scott said "was that the good one robot?".
This random throwaway joke pops into my head sometimes at random. I think it would be fascinating to create a very specialized robot that does just one thing, and detecting humor would be a pretty good application. Maybe not as good as a robot that could pass the butter, but awesome nonetheless.
This seems like one of the better applications for AI. Apparently there has been some research into this topic. I would quite enjoy having a little robot, or even a phone app, that was silent until it heard something funny, and then it just utters
mmm Good OneUpdated: Apparently there's an unofficial fan page for The Good One Robot, so there must be a decent number of people who also think that it's hilarious. I can't read much of the page because I don't have a facebook login and it makes you login if you scroll much.
And the Trogdor comes in the NIIIGH-IIIGHT.