Robot

Today my six year old son and I built a robot.....

that made it a good Friday for me.

Comments

  1. Jonathan9 April 2010 at 16:31

    That's a robot worthy of a starring role in Dr Who. I see a glorious future for your golden mechanoid.

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  2. Eric9 April 2010 at 16:35

    My god, that's incredible. It's like a non-irritating C3PO with a soul.

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  3. xxx10 April 2010 at 01:36

    It's beautiful.

    I have six year old son too :)

    x Robyn

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  4. Mark In Mayenne10 April 2010 at 07:44

    What a fine robot! Does it do gardening?

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  5. Pearl11 April 2010 at 04:27

    Positively overflowing with personality!

    Pearl

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  6. Clippy Mat11 April 2010 at 12:26

    that is a beautiful robot. What's his name?
    :-)

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  7. Molly Potter11 April 2010 at 15:03

    Jonathan - what you can't tell from the photo is it's 202 feet tall. It wouldn't even fit in the tardis. It could therefore probably only be in one episode. Hardly a future. Sad. We should have built it smaller.

    Eric - there you go again, making me laugh at your quirkiness.

    Robyn - Thank you. The world could never have too many 6 year old boys!

    Codgi - it does everything. Our lives have been transformed. We no longer have to do jobs we don't like.

    Pearl - yes he's getting a bit cheeky now he's used to us and feels he's now part of the family.

    Clipster - of all the names he could have had - he settled with Robotty. Slightly inside the box.

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  8. Mark In Mayenne11 April 2010 at 17:25

    I'll have five, please.

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