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Wednesday, November 30, 2005

Bush vs. Mecha Einstein



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Tuesday, November 29, 2005

Mecha-Einstein will save us all


This picture really brings up a lot of complex, conflicting feelings and
begs all sorts of maddening torturous questions.

Watch this space, more to come.


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Thursday, November 24, 2005

Robot! vs Ninja! #51


Happy Holidays !

Monday, November 21, 2005

Robot! vs Ninja! # 50

Saturday, November 19, 2005

Round Robin

I used to answer the phones at MGM. Many, many of the people who called were either dim-witted, insane, or both.

Here are some transcripts of my favorite calls presented for posterity:

Some crazy old lady called and asked for the animation department.

ME: "I'm sorry, we don't have one."

C: "Then what's the number for Hannah Barbara?"

ME: "Why would we have that number?" (this slips out sometimes)

C: "They said you would."

ME: "Who?"

C: "Universal said you would have the number."

ME: "Oh, right. Actually, Warner Brothers will have that number."

C: "Oh. What is the number for Warner Brothers?"

ME: "You can call Miramax for that number."

C: "Okay, thanks..."

CLICK.

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The Matrix doesn't have you

I used to answer the phones at MGM. Many, many of the people who called were either dim-witted, insane, or both.

Here are some transcripts of my favorite calls presented for posterity:

Ring…Ring…

Me: MGM

Angry Caller: Who IS THIS?! (That is the most common response I receive when someone calls up MGM and I answer “MGM”, by the way.)

ME: MGM.

AC: Who is this, what department is this?

ME: This is reception. How may I direct your call?

AC: Put me through to the people who made the Matrix!

ME: Sorry, we didn’t make The Matrix.

AC: Well WHO DID?!

ME: Sorry, you’ll have to look that up for yourself.

AC: Well why can’t you just tell me?

ME: That’s not our movie, you’ll have to look that up yourself.

AC: Well why can’t you just tell me?

ME: You’ll have to look that up yourself.

AC: Why won’t you tell me?

ME: Why don’t you look it up yourself?

AC: Well what department can I call, who do I call?

ME: Why do you have to call anyone? You can find this information easily anywhere.

AC: I have to find out who made The Matrix. You’re a production person, why don’t you tell me?

ME: Uh, you’ll have to look it up yourself. You can get just about any magazine at a newsstand and get this information.

AC: I have a newsstand! I have a newspaper! It doesn’t say who made it!

ME: Well, it will only take a short time to find this information.

AC: I don’t have a short time, I’m dying!

ME: It will still be easy to find out on your own.

AC: But you know, so why won’t you won’t tell me?

ME: Uh…You’ll have to look that up for yourself.

AC: Chicken sh*t.

CLICK

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Friday, November 18, 2005

Guess who got implants?

I used to answer the phones at MGM. Many, many of the people who called were either dim-witted, insane, or both.

Here are some transcripts of my favorite calls presented for posterity:


ring...ring...Ring…

Me: MGM

Crazy Caller: I need to speak to the President.

M: Which President?

CC: The guy who runs the company.

M: What is this in regards to?

CC: About a movie. About my life.

M: I see. Do you have a script based on your life you want us to make?

CC: Actually they’re already making it. They have recording devices implanted in my body.

M: I see.

CC: Is that you or Universal?

M: Universal is usually the ones who implant devices in people’s bodies. You should try them.

CC: Oh, thanks.

CLICK.

ME: Ha ha, you fool! It was us all along! How do you think we made Legally Blonde 2?!

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Thursday, November 17, 2005

Looking for Stephen King

I used to answer the phones at MGM. Many, many of the people who called were either dim-witted, insane, or both.

Here are some transcripts of my favorite calls presented for posterity:

Ring...Ring...

ME: MGM.

ORNERY YOKEL: Yeah, I wanna talk to Stephen King.

ME: Stephen King, the author?

OY: Or his publisher. I have a story.

ME: Uh, sorry, we don’t have any connection with Mr. King.

OY: Then who does?

ME: I have no idea, sir.

OY: This is Hollywood, right?

ME: …yes.

OY: You answered the phone ‘MGM’, right?

ME: Yes, but we don’t have that information, I’m sorry.

OY: But you produce movies, don’t you?

ME: No, we distribute movies. Sorry.

OY: Well put me through to a producer!

ME: We don’t have producers here. But if you want to contact Stephen King or his publisher
I’m sure you could find their contact information on a book and write to them.

OY: I don’t have a Stephen King book!

ME: Okay, but there are hundreds of millions in print, and you could go to a newsstand, or library, or book store and copy down the information on the back.

OY: I don’t have a book! That’s why I’m doing this on the phone!

ME: I understand, sir, but we don’t publish books. We have nothing to do with that. And we are not involved with Rodeo, or Astronauts. We’re a separate business, and we can’t answer your questions. And I can’t transfer you to someone who would.

OY: Yeah, transfer me.

ME: I can’t transfer you.

OY: You just said you could transfer me!

ME: ???? No, you must have misheard me. I said I CAN’T transfer you. There’s no one here who can answer your question. You have to look elsewhere.

OY: Then put me through to somebody else. A producer.

(FAST FORWARD 5 minutes, repeating the above chorus)

ME: Sorry sir, but we do not represent Stephen King.


OY: I don’t wanna talk to Stephen King!

ME: You started this call by saying you wanted Stephen King or his publisher. If I had to guess, I would bet you could find out how to reach him by looking at the back of any of his books.

OY: I’m f*cking illiterate! That’s why I’m doing this over the phone! I’m a goddamned 46 year old functioning illiterate.

Sadly, this call actually happened.

Wednesday, November 16, 2005

Communication Breakdown

I used to answer the phones at MGM. Many, many of the people who called were either dim-witted, insane, or both.

Here are some transcripts of my favorite calls:


Ring…Ring….

ME: MGM.

UNEDUCATED L.A. CALLER: Is Jenneer there?

ME: Jeneer?

ULC: Is Jenneer there?

ME: Jeneer who?

ULC: Um…damn. I don’t know.

ME: What department?

ULC: Um…is he there?

ME: What does he do?

ULC: Gets the records out.

ME: You’re looking for records?

ULC: He gets the records out.

ME: What kind of records?

ULC: Um....you know...Doctor Dre, Eminem.

ME: So he’s in the music department?

ULC: Yeah.

ME: Can you spell that first name for me?

ULC: Jeneer.

ME: Can you spell it for me?

ULC: You know…J – R.

ME: Junior?

ULC: Yeah, Jeneer.

ME; Oh, Junior. Okay, but what’s his real first name? I don’t have anyone listed under ‘Junior’.

ULC: He said that was his name.

ME: Yeah, but I don’t think that’s a legal first name. It’s a nickname. Do you know his name?

ULC: Uh…damn. He’s Hispanic.

ME: Okay.

ULC: He’s 21. Is he there?

ME: I don’t have a list of Hispanic 21 yr olds in front of me.

ULC: Uh…damn. Okay.

CLICK.

RING…RING…

ME: MGM.

MEXICAN CALLER: Uh…MGM?

ME: Yes, MGM.

MC: Uhhhh…Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer?

ME: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

MC: What to for the place different pictures?

ME: …..I’m sorry. I don’t understand your question.

MC: Thank you.

CLICK.

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Tuesday, November 15, 2005

Call of the Day

I used to answer the phones at MGM. Many, many of the people who called were either dim-witted, insane, or both.

Here are some transcripts of my favorite calls presented for posterity:

Call of The Day.

ring...ring...

ME: MGM.

CALLER: Hello, Universal Studios?

ME: No, this is MGM.

CALLER: Is this the theme park?

ME: No, you have the wrong number.

CALLER: Well, can you give me the number?

ME: No...

CALLER: What an @sshle!

CLICK!



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Monday, November 14, 2005

Robot! vs Ninja! #49




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Monday, November 07, 2005

Robot vs Ninja #48



Too weird?

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Tuesday, November 01, 2005

Robot Uprising


It's finally here - HOW TO SURVIVE A ROBOT UPRISING by Daniel H. Wilson.

Looks like a great read... but does it include these strange Robots?



Elektro - The Cigarette smoking robot from the 1930's. And his little robot dog, too.






The Robot VS. The Aztec Mummy - In this review of the 1960's movie we learn that robots can defend us from Aztec mummies.

Giant Inflatable Robots - These robots from BABO boast 'Ample Massiveness'. Click here for video.

And finally, a Waffle Making Robot. I guess they can't be all that bad.



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