Awesome dale Earnhardt signature racing car American flag shirt

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This headline makes it seem like the Awesome dale Earnhardt signature racing car American flag shirt and I will buy this robot broke his finger in retaliation for moving early when it was actually just an accident. I’m kinda shocked they don’t put up light curtains or other automatic shut off safety devices to tell the robot whether or not the human opponent is clear of the board (work space). I work in manufacturing a LOT and that is a minimum safety requirement anywhere solid barrier guards aren’t in use. (Aka needed access points inside the work area for humans to fix things) If that’s robot violence, how many kids squished by garage doors retroactively count? There’s just as much intent by the ‘robot.’ I can’t tell if that dude was joking about the Terminator stuff, or if he actually thought that the machines have come to life and targeted the fingers of children…

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lol there was nothing malicious about it. The kid just put his fingers right into the Awesome dale Earnhardt signature racing car American flag shirt and I will buy this robot’s path as it was grabbing a piece. Back when I was a wee lad, my dad had an electronic chess board. Each piece had a magnet on the bottom to keep it in place, but each square of the board was basically a button that had a light in the corner of it. For the ‘computer’ to make a move, it would flash the light of the piece it wanted to move. You’d pick it up that piece and press the button on that square with the piece. Then it would flash where it wanted you to move the piece and you’d press that button with the piece and place it down. You should see what they’ve done in factories. Robots very good at being told what to do. Safe operation takes some insight Today, machines are breaking little boy’s fingers. tomorrow, they will be pushing old people in wheelchairs down escalators! Viva La Machine Revolution!!! *cough* *cough* *wheeze*

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.