One of the things I'm opening up for topic of discussion will be question [from you dear readers] and answers [from me]. If you want to ask me anything about certain movies, directors, actors, film genres, movie theatres, films I loved as a kid, test my memory in any way [you get the idea], send me questions in the comment box and I will address them at some point in time [maybe]. That is if I can figure out the technology to record and then link the posts to CineRobot for you to listen to. Come on--send me some questions or any other ideas in ways I can use audio on CineRobot.
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I'm looking forward to the rants. Hell, I'm even looking forward to prodding you to get you worked up for a rant.
well...sound will be lost on me since i usually look at this from work and can't listen. however...my first question is one you ask your guests: which movie would you want to live in for the rest of your life?
Guy: Give me something to rant about, ha.
the best thing about this josh is that folks will get to hear your drawl! maybe some that don't realize you have one!
True. I hope I don't lose it living in southern California. Always worries me when I leave the state. My accent connects me to Oklahoma!
no...you won't lose it! it never happened before. it's in your blood!
Maybe SJ can chime in here about me losing it as she swears all the time she doesn't know what I'm saying and blames it on the accent.
well, i know you can be a mumbler when you get tired and a lot harder to understand! just don't do a robot-cast if you're tired, ha!
There is a language barrier that prohibits me from understanding Joshua about half the time. He has to repeat things often or sometimes I'll just say "oh" or "oh really" or "hmm" if I haven't actually heard what he said, as he gets mad repeating things so many times. This usually does the trick although now I'll have to come up with some other responses.
cinerobotina...maybe we can find a muskogee decoder ring for you or get josh a voice translator synthesizer. instead of a vocoder...an OKoder...ah!
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