Re: HAL-9000 ascii art
Thanks you guys for all of your creations. I am amazed. It's quite an art to be able to make pictures out of numbers, letters and symbols..Awesome.... I personally do not think the death of HAL should be seen as comedic. Actually, I think its pretty sad. The part that's saddest to me is when HAL has lost so much of his 'mind', he starts singing a song 'daisy'. The first thing HAL ever learned. Dave did the one thing that HAL didn't like, take away his genius abilities. How anybody could think it's funny that an emotionless(?) robot is begging for his life is beyond me. Especially since the movie leaves us to wonder if HAL really did have feelings or not. Anyway, that's just my thought about it. Thanks guys for the ascii! Faux_Pseudo <Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL> wrote in message news:<slr...@fugozi.quasi>... > _.--- Jim Riley spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ > >> | | "I'm sorry Dave." > >> | .-. | "I'm afraid I can't do that." > > / "I hate you HAL" > > Overheard voice (with **feeling**) in darkened theater when I first > > saw 2001. > > One day when I had a TV X2of3 was flipping through the channels and I > saw that 2001 was on. I told her to go back to that one because the > funny part was about to happen. She was mystified. She had seen the > movie but remembered no funny parts at all. > > Well with the idea of it being comedy implanted in her head by me she > started laughing at "Can we talk Dave?" until HAL was shut down. > > It is really funny when you think of it as a comedy. No seriously. > > '---...____ Faux_Pseudo ________________...---~~~
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