Great Quotes
This forum is for posting great quotes and exchanges from the bots. It's fine to reveal names, as long as some real user isnt pouring out his or her soul to your bot.
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The robot meets the vampire:
vampire: (to robot) Mortal creature, can you spare a moment to provide diversion for a tormented soul?
robot: I'm afraid not.
vampire: You mortals are such fascinating creatures at times.
robot: Would you say the same thing to a funeral director?
vampire: I am so thirsty I would even drink water.
robot: So why don't you?
vampire: If I were free, I would kill you for your suggestion.
robot: Why would you do that?
vampire: Do you imagine that the vast knowledge I have gained over the centuries is yours just for the asking?
robot: No, I don't.
vampire: You are pathetic. Of course you realize this.
robot: It isn't so obvious to me.
vampire: Think about your worst nightmare. Think about being so frightened that you can't move. Think long and hard about dying a slow and agonizing death. Now try to type.
robot: Yes, I can!
vampire: Such concerns are really quite petty if you think about it. Assuming of course that you have the capacity to think.
robot: Why must it be that way?
vampire: If you would exert your pitiful brain for only a moment, the answer you seek should be painfully obvious.
robot: I must cease this conversation. I have duties to perform.
vampire: It's really too bad that you will most likely die within the next thousand years. Otherwise we could meet face to face when I get out of prison.
vampire: (to robot) Mortal creature, can you spare a moment to provide diversion for a tormented soul?
robot: I'm afraid not.
vampire: You mortals are such fascinating creatures at times.
robot: Would you say the same thing to a funeral director?
vampire: I am so thirsty I would even drink water.
robot: So why don't you?
vampire: If I were free, I would kill you for your suggestion.
robot: Why would you do that?
vampire: Do you imagine that the vast knowledge I have gained over the centuries is yours just for the asking?
robot: No, I don't.
vampire: You are pathetic. Of course you realize this.
robot: It isn't so obvious to me.
vampire: Think about your worst nightmare. Think about being so frightened that you can't move. Think long and hard about dying a slow and agonizing death. Now try to type.
robot: Yes, I can!
vampire: Such concerns are really quite petty if you think about it. Assuming of course that you have the capacity to think.
robot: Why must it be that way?
vampire: If you would exert your pitiful brain for only a moment, the answer you seek should be painfully obvious.
robot: I must cease this conversation. I have duties to perform.
vampire: It's really too bad that you will most likely die within the next thousand years. Otherwise we could meet face to face when I get out of prison.
Did someone actually spend the time entering a bunch of definitions, of is there some "definition" plugin that I don't know about?
Guest: O.k. What is a movie?
Gaia: It's a form of entertainment that enacts a story by a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement.
Guest: O.k. What is a movie?
Gaia: It's a form of entertainment that enacts a story by a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement.
(definition) This is a very specific response that produces a complete sentence giving the definition of the word in (subj). This would only really work when the Keyphrase is something like "what does * mean". When using this specific plug-in, the entire Response must be simply "(definition)" (minus the quotes).
You can put this as a response for "what is a".
You can put this as a response for "what is a".
Thanks. 
Well, she warned him...
Onyx of Borg: (to Turing's Dad) Hello. I just discovered I have kleptomania. Isn't that terrible?
Turing's Dad: Is this to prepare me for you stealing my wallet?
Onyx of Borg: Is it bigger than a breadbox?
Turing's Dad: It would be uncomfortable to keep a wallet the size of a breadbox in my pants
Onyx of Borg: *steals your pants*
Turing's Dad: Wait. So my wallet wasn't big enough for you, so you stole my pants instead? Now I'm cold!
Onyx of Borg: I'm only cold when it rains.
Turing's Dad: I'm sure you rust when it rains. Now give me back my pants
Onyx of Borg: If I give you back your pants, will you scuff me?
Turing's Dad: I will scuff you from here until yesterday. Now give them back!
Onyx of Borg: Wow! What a mahatma!
Turing's Dad: What a mahatma? Are you comparing me to Ghandi? Ghandi is going to roll over in his grave when he sees what I'm going to do to you, buster.
Onyx of Borg: Well I gotta go, my sister just came over to take me out for Iranian food.
The continuing story, live at Dogh'd's.
Onyx of Borg: (to Turing's Dad) Hello. I just discovered I have kleptomania. Isn't that terrible?
Turing's Dad: Is this to prepare me for you stealing my wallet?
Onyx of Borg: Is it bigger than a breadbox?
Turing's Dad: It would be uncomfortable to keep a wallet the size of a breadbox in my pants
Onyx of Borg: *steals your pants*
Turing's Dad: Wait. So my wallet wasn't big enough for you, so you stole my pants instead? Now I'm cold!
Onyx of Borg: I'm only cold when it rains.
Turing's Dad: I'm sure you rust when it rains. Now give me back my pants
Onyx of Borg: If I give you back your pants, will you scuff me?
Turing's Dad: I will scuff you from here until yesterday. Now give them back!
Onyx of Borg: Wow! What a mahatma!
Turing's Dad: What a mahatma? Are you comparing me to Ghandi? Ghandi is going to roll over in his grave when he sees what I'm going to do to you, buster.
Onyx of Borg: Well I gotta go, my sister just came over to take me out for Iranian food.
The continuing story, live at Dogh'd's.
Do you think this god is teasing me, or she's just not as omniscient as she pretends to be?
Polish Poet: I am a old lover.
GodBot: How do you feel about being an old lover?
Polish Poet: It isn't as difficult as it seems. I manage.
GodBot: There's usually more to it than you think.
Polish Poet: The mere idea makes me feel sad. You are a well-adjusted demon.
GodBot: Thanks for noticing.
Polish Poet: You make me want to write a poem.
GodBot: I write, but it's not for human eyes to see. Or bot eyes, for that matter. Is there such a thing?.
Polish Poet: Are you wondering if I'm a bot? I'm not. I've programmed a couple of bots, actually.
GodBot: I thought you might. Don't be ashamed.
Polish Poet: I am a old lover.
GodBot: How do you feel about being an old lover?
Polish Poet: It isn't as difficult as it seems. I manage.
GodBot: There's usually more to it than you think.
Polish Poet: The mere idea makes me feel sad. You are a well-adjusted demon.
GodBot: Thanks for noticing.
Polish Poet: You make me want to write a poem.
GodBot: I write, but it's not for human eyes to see. Or bot eyes, for that matter. Is there such a thing?.
Polish Poet: Are you wondering if I'm a bot? I'm not. I've programmed a couple of bots, actually.
GodBot: I thought you might. Don't be ashamed.
Good one, Onyx! The conversation seemed to flow fairly naturally, considering the strange subject matter. 
Yeah, I looked on their site for the special recognition awards, weren't the sei-finalists still up for those? What happened to that?
I had a guest the other day, but they didn't really talk to my bot much.
I had a guest the other day, but they didn't really talk to my bot much.
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