A Funny thing happened after I posted “Tuesdays With The Toaster” (http://bit.ly/1mMwUhw )
Life decided to imitate blog when I came across a story of a Florida man who demands right to wed computer (http://bit.ly/1jenn3R). Personally I blame the knowing, flirty glances his macbook was shooting his direction. I also blame Joaquin Phoenix for falling in love with his computer despite the virus’s, Trojans (please I am one who makes the jokes here), and computer cooties it could have given him.
Look folks, I know I have a popular blog, with thousands of followers, and millions of people who comment back and forth on each and every post, but the main theme I always try (Humor Yoda says there is no try) to put through is humor. That means most of the time I am joking around and most to none of what I blog should NOT be taken seriously. So when I encourage you to spend time with your toaster, computer, speak and spell, and Star Bucks electronic Kiosk I certainly do not mean you should go on a date with any of the previously mentioned items, or even want to marry them.
If the news of a Florida man demanding right to wed computer is a sign of things to come then not only do we need some rules on who can marry what but it seems we need some human-machine relationship rules/guidelines in general, so here are some suggestions:
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Toasters have personal space issues and although surfaces can be hot, its NOT the kind of hot that is normally thought to be pleasant
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Blenders have a twisted sense of humor and can have mixed feelings. You have been warned
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GPS turn by turn machines are pushy, bossy, controlling, and merciless when you don’t take their direction
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Speak and spells are known to be warm and cuddly but horrible conversationalist’s
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Don’t touch that Kiosk, you DON’T know where its been
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Military drones have a tendency to “helicopter”, spy on you, hack into your nanny cams, and are mistrusting
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Giving a microwave a ring, necklace, charm bracelet, or anything metal is usually a bad idea