More like "Mighty Can" or "CanMutt".
CanMan wrote:More like "Mighty Can" or "CanMutt".
Ah yes, "Hero Jr", my 5-year-old personality robot. He's been sleeping for a few years since his batteries died.
Poor Hero Jr. may he rest in peace. I think it's time for you to get another...and you will just have to name him "CanMutt" and teach him many great oldies and he can sing and entertain!
NOW THAT'D BE ONE HECK OF A PET!!! I could just imagine him belting out "Running Bear"! I wonder if you could build him where he could rock back & forth as he sings?
My granddaughter had a pet cat robot she got when she was about 2yrs old. He was neat, but she was scarred to death of it! She did not like the robot the hospital had either....we were walking down the hall one day and it rolled past us (to be honest it was kind of an eerie feeling it was quite and said not a word as it went by) only later did we hear it speak and it said it's name was "Rosie". That went over like a nightmare with her, she was terrified by the chance meeting with "Rosie". For some reason I think pet robots would not be a big draw for little ones!
NOW THAT'D BE ONE HECK OF A PET!!! I could just imagine him belting out "Running Bear"! I wonder if you could build him where he could rock back & forth as he sings?My granddaughter had a pet cat robot she got when she was about 2yrs old. He was neat, but she was scarred to death of it! She did not like the robot the hospital had either....we were walking down the hall one day and it rolled past us (to be honest it was kind of an eerie feeling it was quite and said not a word as it went by) only later did we hear it speak and it said it's name was "Rosie". That went over like a nightmare with her, she was terrified by the chance meeting with "Rosie". For some reason I think pet robots would not be a big draw for little ones!