June 29, 2019, 08:58:57 PM by Lipinski
Writers write in the manner of the moment. They write according to scientific facts, religious sparks, social pandering... no matter the moment, they still write.
Science fiction such as what came from Jules Verne was cutting edge and 'before its time'. Fantasy from the Grimm period to today is basically similar in vein with a marked expansion into the sexual realm.
All inspirational. Moments. Time. Scenerio's.
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Spark was a robot. As far as robots go, Spark was pretty standard.
She was built to look female, and programmed to be a household domestic. Meaning, she was what was once called, maid.
Spark did her job well. She dusted, cleaned, cooked. She took out the trash, painted the kitchen, fixed the entertainment center, and, she was a lesbian.
Spark was programmed in a lot but not in relationships with other robots. In fact, most robots just did their jobs and paid very little attention on a personal level, about other robots.
Spark though, for some bizarre reason, loved to hang around other domestic female robots. This seemed harmless until Spark and some neighboring female robots got together and started to organize. They talked of protest and revolution.
(time flew by)
The streets became choked with protesting lesbian robots and homosexual male robots. The public tried to make peace with them but were executed for being mere human bigots deemed disposable by the robots.
Soon, after a major civil war between the robots, the robots won. All that was left was lesbian and homosexual robots, along with cockroaches and tons and tons of uneaten Spam and Twinkies.
Long Live the Robots!
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"Hey dickhead."
Yes parasite?
"I love it! Finally you wrote something I like."
Fantastic. Glad you enjoyed it.
"Uh, could you write a Kama Sutra manual for dolphin/parasite relationships?"
I could, but you already have it memorized.
"Yeah. Yeah, you're right. Never mind.