Roomba Saves Kids From Poisonous Snake
November 29th, 2009
The Roomba normally just trucks along doing it’s thing, picking up dirt and dust, plotting the killing of humanity and generally minding it’s own business. But now they have started to kill. Not humans. Not yet.
You have to start small after all. And this Roomba has started by killing a small poisonous snake. The carcass was found mangled and wrapped around one of the robot’s rotating brushes, saving the kids of the home. But those kids don’t know that the Roomba was only practicing for bigger kills.
Beware the Roomba.
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