#junk heap

[daftward]

Sometimes you find yourself ahead, other times you find yourself a Gameboy.

[lesserknownbots]

Junk Heap from “How Many Light-Years to Babylon?”

[korekiyo-shinguji-kisser]

I might be the most unserious mf ever, why am I fighting the stupid junk heap robots and calling them clankers ✌️

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

“AIDING WAR EFFORT,” Vancouver Province. May 14, 1942. Page 10. ---- Tons of scrap rubber, old bedsteads, boilers, parts of cars almost every conceivable item that clutters up backyards and basements are now resting in the basements of schools as the student population scours the city for salvage to help Canada's war effort. In less than a week students at Vancouver Technical High collected the mass of old rubber tires, overshoes, gloves, etc., seen in the upper photo. Gordon Darling, chief electrical instructor who organized the school drive, is watching students weigh their collection. Miss E. W. M. Bald of David Livingstone School is surrounded by some of her enthusiastic scrap collectors in the lower photo. Students at John Oliver High School were such ardent workers they packed an old car to school that one of them had found in a nearby bush. It had been stolen three years ago and never found, police said.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

“ANOTHER LOAD OF “JUNK” TO AID WAR EFFORT,” North Bay Nugget. March 24, 1942. Page 10. ---- In pre-war days much of the waste material around the home was classed as junk and forthwith removed by placing it in the city dump. Today, instead of being relegated to the realm of the dump, this “junk” of yesterday takes a new lease on life and is used to aid Canada’s all-out war effort. North Bay citizens are doing their utmost to help aid the effort and here a workman is shown loading a salvage dealer’s truck with a motley assortment of rags, rubber, and other useful articles at the headquarters of the North Bay Salvage Committee. All material collected by the Salvage Committee will be remade into useful articles to be used by Canadian soldiers in the present war. In this way large quantities of hard to get materials are saved. (Nugget Photo)

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18. The Law of Robotics

Part EIGHTEEN The Law of Robotics Fighting an insane machine. The whole world's insane.

The best way to forget about a weird mindscrew dungeon is to go somewhere and just kill things. Like robots. Can you actually kill robots? They aren't technically living. You're really just disassembling them. It's not like they have a soul or something. Or at least not a mechanical, terrible simulacrum of a soul that's bent on destroying all organic life. I think we did good.

Music

The Wretched Automatons ~ Hills of Radiant Wind, KanouKaoru (-echo- Tribute CD)

Admittedly, I can't actually hear the Hills of Radiant Wind aspect of this version, although the vocals are taken exclusively from Wretched Automatons so that's messing with my ear. This is the version of The Wretched Automatons featured on the -echo- Tribute Album. It's pretty chill, although I'm not too big a fan of it. I mean, it's a lovely song, I just feel the rest of the album is generally a lot stronger and more memorable. Although now that I listen to it again, on its own (without the distinction of being in the middle of the CD) I can appreciate it a lot more. It is very nice.

Gideon I, um...

Y-you okay there, buddy...? ... We... we didn't do good... Did we...?