Now... just wait for the "Support our Bots" ribbons. Terminatrix meets Kill Bill.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=091ugdiojEM&NR=1
Full Version: Support Our Bots
Wtf that's a female talking robot?!? Does it have AK's built into it's arm or something?
When the military gets a hold of it, it will.
Morning, Sunshine!
How's the weather on YOUR planet!?
SticMAN
How's the weather on YOUR planet!?
SticMAN
QUOTE(JonTheSavage @ Jun 16 2008, 04:42 PM) 
When the military gets a hold of it, it will.
QUOTE(SticMAN @ Jun 16 2008, 02:45 PM)
Morning, Sunshine!
How's the weather on YOUR planet!?
SticMAN
How's the weather on YOUR planet!?
SticMAN
Well, we'll put it this way. When they put solar panels on those bots, they will run forever.
unlimited uptime?
no hardware failure whatsoever?
amazing!
no hardware failure whatsoever?
amazing!
The THING(girl) cannot even stand on her own two feet(she is held up with a bracket at the back), it cannot use it's hands and you think she's a Military threat!?!!
Mind you, she'll make you a brilliant girlfriend, then you might get out more!!
StiCMAN
ps Who the hell is this "we" in "well, we'll put it this way........."
Mind you, she'll make you a brilliant girlfriend, then you might get out more!!
StiCMAN
ps Who the hell is this "we" in "well, we'll put it this way........."
QUOTE(JonTheSavage @ Jun 16 2008, 04:46 PM)
Well, we'll put it this way. When they put solar panels on those bots, they will run forever.
QUOTE(Embio @ Jun 16 2008, 02:47 PM)
unlimited uptime?
no hardware failure whatsoever?
amazing!
no hardware failure whatsoever?
amazing!
Take into consideration the pathfinder watches that are solar chargable. They run forever.
QUOTE(JonTheSavage @ Jun 16 2008, 03:53 PM)
Take into consideration the pathfinder watches that are solar chargable. They run forever.
There's a big difference between a watch and an artificially intelligent kill-bot.
Even if they do invent one, I doubt it would be able to run 'forever'. More like a week in the desert, without maintenance.
oh but marvin, they will have maintenance bots on standby! and maintenance bots for the maintenance bots!
this is stupid
this is stupid
QUOTE(Embio @ Jun 16 2008, 04:50 PM)
this is stupid
Thank you captain obvious
Is Captain Obvious also Solar Panel Powered?!
SticMAN
SticMAN
QUOTE(Paranoid Marvin @ Jun 16 2008, 07:17 PM)
Thank you captain obvious
QUOTE(SticMAN @ Jun 16 2008, 06:29 PM)
Is Captain Obvious also Solar Panel Powered?! SticMAN
Certainly not powered by brain cells. SticMANQUOTE(Paranoid Marvin @ Jun 16 2008, 03:16 PM)
There's a big difference between a watch and an artificially intelligent kill-bot.Even if they do invent one, I doubt it would be able to run 'forever'. More like a week in the desert, without maintenance.
Someone at the NSA will get it right in 8 months. They already have Big Dog.
QUOTE(JonTheSavage @ Jun 17 2008, 12:25 AM)
They already have Big Dog.
...which would probably last a week tops in a desert or rainforest by itself. Heck, I bet all it'll take is rain, lots of rain - no chance of it reaching Scotland then
QUOTE(Paranoid Marvin @ Jun 17 2008, 07:12 AM)
...which would probably last a week tops in a desert or rainforest by itself. Heck, I bet all it'll take is rain, lots of rain - no chance of it reaching Scotland then
They already have choppers that can hit you from 50 miles away with a machine gun. You won't hear, or see them. Big Dog is a tactical field unit, designed to carry heavy loads, and toat 50 cal BMG cannons.
You wont' see them. And by the time you hear the shots, they are 100 miles away gone.
The only way you could kill something like that is shoot it with a high powered rifle, or ram it with a car, in which case, you would ruin the car.
Wow great article about the bots! wouldn't it be great if we can get a "BOT" to ride in this years Royal Ascott and even dress this smartly!
SticMAN
(see we're sticking to the topic!)
Ascot Racing News: Royal Ascot Dress Code Royal Ascot Dress Code
As every year the fashion stakes at Royal Ascot are as high as the quality of the racing make sure your not caught out in your admission area by adhering to the correct dress code.
General Admission ticket
The General Admission ticket at Royal Ascot provides similar access facilities around the racecourse as it does at the race meetings outside of Royal Ascot. The General Admission ticket provides excellent facilities and viewing areas at ground level and lawn level. General Admission customers can watch the Royal Procession and the racing action from the lawns in front of the Grandstand. The Pre-Parade Ring, Parade Ring and track are both within a short walking distance, by crossing the Concourse in the main Grandstand. There are a variety of places to eat, drink and bet – from the bookmakers in the betting ring to the totepool and betting shops in the main Grandstand. Customers in this area do not have access to the upper levels of the grandstand. Unlike the race meetings outside of Royal Ascot, there is not the opportunity to upgrade your ticket.
General Admission Dress Code
Ladies with a General Admission ticket are required to dress in a manner appropriate to a smart occasion. Many wear hats although this is not compulsory. Gentlemen in the General Admission area must wear a shirt and tie, preferably with a suit or jacket. Sports attire, jeans and shorts are strictly forbidden.
Silver Ring ticket
With a less formal atmosphere, the Silver Ring at Ascot is a separate admission area that does not provide access to the Parade Ring or the main Grandstand. The Silver Ring still provides an excellent position to watch the Royal Procession and the racing action. There are a variety of places to eat, drink and place a bet.
Silver Ring Dress Code
Whilst we encourage racegoers to wear smart clothing, no formal dress code applies.
Royal Enclosure Dress Code
Her Majesty's Representative wishes to point out that only formal day dress with a hat or substantial fascinator will be acceptable.
Off the shoulder, halter neck, spaghetti straps and dresses with a strap of less than one inch and / or mini skirts are considered unsuitable. Midriffs must be covered and trouser suits must be full length and of matching material and colour. Gentlemen are required to wear either black or grey morning dress, including a waistcoat, with a top hat.
Overseas visitors are welcome to wear the formal national dress of their country or Service dress.
Girls must wear a dress or skirt, boys a suit or jacket and smart trousers with a tie. Jeans and trainers are not permissible.
Ladies and Gentlemen not complying with the above dress regulations will be asked to leave the Royal Enclosure and relieved of their Royal Enclosure badge.
TICKET PRICES
There are two enclosures available to the public at Royal Ascot, either General Admission giving access to the Grandstand and Parade Ring or the Silver Ring located approximately 400 metres from the Winning Post. Royal Ascot tickets start from £15pp in the Silver Ring and £54pp in the General Admission area.Fine dining packages start from £215pp + VAT for a four course luncheon and a complimentary bar including champagne. To book call 0870 727 1234 or online at www.ascotkiosk.co.uk
Back to Racing Page
SticMAN
(see we're sticking to the topic!)
Ascot Racing News: Royal Ascot Dress Code Royal Ascot Dress Code
As every year the fashion stakes at Royal Ascot are as high as the quality of the racing make sure your not caught out in your admission area by adhering to the correct dress code.
General Admission ticket
The General Admission ticket at Royal Ascot provides similar access facilities around the racecourse as it does at the race meetings outside of Royal Ascot. The General Admission ticket provides excellent facilities and viewing areas at ground level and lawn level. General Admission customers can watch the Royal Procession and the racing action from the lawns in front of the Grandstand. The Pre-Parade Ring, Parade Ring and track are both within a short walking distance, by crossing the Concourse in the main Grandstand. There are a variety of places to eat, drink and bet – from the bookmakers in the betting ring to the totepool and betting shops in the main Grandstand. Customers in this area do not have access to the upper levels of the grandstand. Unlike the race meetings outside of Royal Ascot, there is not the opportunity to upgrade your ticket.
General Admission Dress Code
Ladies with a General Admission ticket are required to dress in a manner appropriate to a smart occasion. Many wear hats although this is not compulsory. Gentlemen in the General Admission area must wear a shirt and tie, preferably with a suit or jacket. Sports attire, jeans and shorts are strictly forbidden.
Silver Ring ticket
With a less formal atmosphere, the Silver Ring at Ascot is a separate admission area that does not provide access to the Parade Ring or the main Grandstand. The Silver Ring still provides an excellent position to watch the Royal Procession and the racing action. There are a variety of places to eat, drink and place a bet.
Silver Ring Dress Code
Whilst we encourage racegoers to wear smart clothing, no formal dress code applies.
Royal Enclosure Dress Code
Her Majesty's Representative wishes to point out that only formal day dress with a hat or substantial fascinator will be acceptable.
Off the shoulder, halter neck, spaghetti straps and dresses with a strap of less than one inch and / or mini skirts are considered unsuitable. Midriffs must be covered and trouser suits must be full length and of matching material and colour. Gentlemen are required to wear either black or grey morning dress, including a waistcoat, with a top hat.
Overseas visitors are welcome to wear the formal national dress of their country or Service dress.
Girls must wear a dress or skirt, boys a suit or jacket and smart trousers with a tie. Jeans and trainers are not permissible.
Ladies and Gentlemen not complying with the above dress regulations will be asked to leave the Royal Enclosure and relieved of their Royal Enclosure badge.
TICKET PRICES
There are two enclosures available to the public at Royal Ascot, either General Admission giving access to the Grandstand and Parade Ring or the Silver Ring located approximately 400 metres from the Winning Post. Royal Ascot tickets start from £15pp in the Silver Ring and £54pp in the General Admission area.Fine dining packages start from £215pp + VAT for a four course luncheon and a complimentary bar including champagne. To book call 0870 727 1234 or online at www.ascotkiosk.co.uk
Back to Racing Page
QUOTE(SticMAN @ Jun 17 2008, 01:22 PM)
Ascot Racing News: Royal Ascot Dress Code Royal Ascot Dress Code
As every year the fashion stakes at Royal Ascot are as high as the quality of the racing make sure your not caught out in your admission area by adhering to the correct dress code.
General Admission ticket
The General Admission ticket at Royal Ascot provides similar access facilities around the racecourse as it does at the race meetings outside of Royal Ascot. The General Admission ticket provides excellent facilities and viewing areas at ground level and lawn level. General Admission customers can watch the Royal Procession and the racing action from the lawns in front of the Grandstand. The Pre-Parade Ring, Parade Ring and track are both within a short walking distance, by crossing the Concourse in the main Grandstand. There are a variety of places to eat, drink and bet – from the bookmakers in the betting ring to the totepool and betting shops in the main Grandstand. Customers in this area do not have access to the upper levels of the grandstand. Unlike the race meetings outside of Royal Ascot, there is not the opportunity to upgrade your ticket.
General Admission Dress Code
Ladies with a General Admission ticket are required to dress in a manner appropriate to a smart occasion. Many wear hats although this is not compulsory. Gentlemen in the General Admission area must wear a shirt and tie, preferably with a suit or jacket. Sports attire, jeans and shorts are strictly forbidden.
Silver Ring ticket
With a less formal atmosphere, the Silver Ring at Ascot is a separate admission area that does not provide access to the Parade Ring or the main Grandstand. The Silver Ring still provides an excellent position to watch the Royal Procession and the racing action. There are a variety of places to eat, drink and place a bet.
Silver Ring Dress Code
Whilst we encourage racegoers to wear smart clothing, no formal dress code applies.
Royal Enclosure Dress Code
Her Majesty's Representative wishes to point out that only formal day dress with a hat or substantial fascinator will be acceptable.
Off the shoulder, halter neck, spaghetti straps and dresses with a strap of less than one inch and / or mini skirts are considered unsuitable. Midriffs must be covered and trouser suits must be full length and of matching material and colour. Gentlemen are required to wear either black or grey morning dress, including a waistcoat, with a top hat.
Overseas visitors are welcome to wear the formal national dress of their country or Service dress.
Girls must wear a dress or skirt, boys a suit or jacket and smart trousers with a tie. Jeans and trainers are not permissible.
Ladies and Gentlemen not complying with the above dress regulations will be asked to leave the Royal Enclosure and relieved of their Royal Enclosure badge.
TICKET PRICES
There are two enclosures available to the public at Royal Ascot, either General Admission giving access to the Grandstand and Parade Ring or the Silver Ring located approximately 400 metres from the Winning Post. Royal Ascot tickets start from £15pp in the Silver Ring and £54pp in the General Admission area.Fine dining packages start from £215pp + VAT for a four course luncheon and a complimentary bar including champagne. To book call 0870 727 1234 or online at www.ascotkiosk.co.uk
Back to Racing Page
As every year the fashion stakes at Royal Ascot are as high as the quality of the racing make sure your not caught out in your admission area by adhering to the correct dress code.
General Admission ticket
The General Admission ticket at Royal Ascot provides similar access facilities around the racecourse as it does at the race meetings outside of Royal Ascot. The General Admission ticket provides excellent facilities and viewing areas at ground level and lawn level. General Admission customers can watch the Royal Procession and the racing action from the lawns in front of the Grandstand. The Pre-Parade Ring, Parade Ring and track are both within a short walking distance, by crossing the Concourse in the main Grandstand. There are a variety of places to eat, drink and bet – from the bookmakers in the betting ring to the totepool and betting shops in the main Grandstand. Customers in this area do not have access to the upper levels of the grandstand. Unlike the race meetings outside of Royal Ascot, there is not the opportunity to upgrade your ticket.
General Admission Dress Code
Ladies with a General Admission ticket are required to dress in a manner appropriate to a smart occasion. Many wear hats although this is not compulsory. Gentlemen in the General Admission area must wear a shirt and tie, preferably with a suit or jacket. Sports attire, jeans and shorts are strictly forbidden.
Silver Ring ticket
With a less formal atmosphere, the Silver Ring at Ascot is a separate admission area that does not provide access to the Parade Ring or the main Grandstand. The Silver Ring still provides an excellent position to watch the Royal Procession and the racing action. There are a variety of places to eat, drink and place a bet.
Silver Ring Dress Code
Whilst we encourage racegoers to wear smart clothing, no formal dress code applies.
Royal Enclosure Dress Code
Her Majesty's Representative wishes to point out that only formal day dress with a hat or substantial fascinator will be acceptable.
Off the shoulder, halter neck, spaghetti straps and dresses with a strap of less than one inch and / or mini skirts are considered unsuitable. Midriffs must be covered and trouser suits must be full length and of matching material and colour. Gentlemen are required to wear either black or grey morning dress, including a waistcoat, with a top hat.
Overseas visitors are welcome to wear the formal national dress of their country or Service dress.
Girls must wear a dress or skirt, boys a suit or jacket and smart trousers with a tie. Jeans and trainers are not permissible.
Ladies and Gentlemen not complying with the above dress regulations will be asked to leave the Royal Enclosure and relieved of their Royal Enclosure badge.
TICKET PRICES
There are two enclosures available to the public at Royal Ascot, either General Admission giving access to the Grandstand and Parade Ring or the Silver Ring located approximately 400 metres from the Winning Post. Royal Ascot tickets start from £15pp in the Silver Ring and £54pp in the General Admission area.Fine dining packages start from £215pp + VAT for a four course luncheon and a complimentary bar including champagne. To book call 0870 727 1234 or online at www.ascotkiosk.co.uk
Back to Racing Page
Moderator, please move this spam bot's post to the appropriate topic. It is posting off-topic.
I am sticking to the topic we could have BOTS riding the horses!
SticMAN
SticMAN
QUOTE(SticMAN @ Jun 17 2008, 01:33 PM)
Moderators, seeing that we are not allowed any personal comments or attacks, We thought the post be better used for real informative application
SticMAN
SticMAN
You need to post in the appropriate topic for that sort of stuff. Start a sports topic.
Isn't that what this is?
I also thought so!?
I mean we are discussing BOTS, surely they would be great doing the Royal Ascott and can you imagine one of them win the Derby and the best dressed Person, thing!
SticMAN
Some idiot claims:"You wont' see them. And by the time you hear the shots, they are 100 miles away gone.
WOW considering:"The maximum advertised effective range is 2,000 yards (the longest confirmed is at 2,657 yards with it"
.50 Caliber Association
I mean we are discussing BOTS, surely they would be great doing the Royal Ascott and can you imagine one of them win the Derby and the best dressed Person, thing!
SticMAN
QUOTE(djet @ Jun 17 2008, 03:37 PM)
Isn't that what this is?
Some idiot claims:"You wont' see them. And by the time you hear the shots, they are 100 miles away gone.
WOW considering:"The maximum advertised effective range is 2,000 yards (the longest confirmed is at 2,657 yards with it"
.50 Caliber Association
QUOTE(SticMAN @ Jun 17 2008, 01:47 PM)
I also thought so!?I mean we are discussing BOTS, surely they would be great doing the Royal Ascott and can you imagine one of them win the Derby and the best dressed Person, thing!SticMANSome idiot claims:"You wont' see them. And by the time you hear the shots, they are 100 miles away gone.WOW considering:"The maximum advertised effective range is 2,000 yards (the longest confirmed is at 2,657 yards with it" .50 Caliber Association
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VN7583gWsHM
Yeah... Like you know guns liberal.
Thunderstruck.
M197 three barrel 20 mm cannon (750 rounds)
TOW wire guided missiles
LAU-68 7-tube rocket pods (70mm FFAR rockets)
LAU-69 19-tube rocket pods (70mm FFAR rockets)
XM-18 7.62mm minigun pods
Can't see an .50 Cal gun, who's the IDIOT now!? I have built them, loaded them, and fired them!
"The maximum advertised effective range is 2,000 yards (the longest confirmed is at 2,657 yards with it"
.50 Caliber Association
The M197 20mm Automatic Gun
M197 20mm Automatic Gun . Development of the M197 began in 1968 by removing three barrels from a six-barreled M61A1 Vulcan 20mm aircraft gun. The M197 is a lightweight short-barreled three-barrel automatic gun used with the M97 series armament subsystems on the Up-gunned AH-1S/AH-1S "Modernized"/AH-1F "Modernized" Cobras. The M197 utilizes a rotary action mechanism, contained within a fixed rotor housing, and a rotating barrel cluster. Drive power is provided by an electrically driven gun drive mechanism. The pilot/backseat can operate the M197 in the fixed or flexible mode while the gunner/front-seat can only operate the M197 in the flexible mode. The M197 automatic gun has a firing rate of 730 ± 50 spm (shots-per-minute). The capacity of the ammunition box and feed system is 750 rounds of continuously belted ammunition.
The M97 series armament subsystem, with the M197 20mm cannon, replaced the M28 series armament subsystem on the AH-1 series "Huey" Cobra. The M97A4 is used on the current configuration AH-1F "Modernized" Cobra.
M97 Series Aircraft Armament Subsystems
Aircraft Model No. Up-gunned AH-1S Modernized AH-1S Modernized AH-1F Armament Subsystem M97E1 XM97E2 M97A3/M97A4 Weapon System 20mm gun 20mm gun 20mm gun Other Weapon
Systems TOW missiles 2.75 inch rockets
TOW missiles 2.75 inch rockets
TOW missiles Exterior Characteristics Tapered rotor tips
No rocket launchers ADS above right side
of canopy ADS above right side
of canopy
TOW wire guided missiles
LAU-68 7-tube rocket pods (70mm FFAR rockets)
LAU-69 19-tube rocket pods (70mm FFAR rockets)
XM-18 7.62mm minigun pods
Can't see an .50 Cal gun, who's the IDIOT now!? I have built them, loaded them, and fired them!
"The maximum advertised effective range is 2,000 yards (the longest confirmed is at 2,657 yards with it"
.50 Caliber Association
The M197 20mm Automatic Gun
M197 20mm Automatic Gun . Development of the M197 began in 1968 by removing three barrels from a six-barreled M61A1 Vulcan 20mm aircraft gun. The M197 is a lightweight short-barreled three-barrel automatic gun used with the M97 series armament subsystems on the Up-gunned AH-1S/AH-1S "Modernized"/AH-1F "Modernized" Cobras. The M197 utilizes a rotary action mechanism, contained within a fixed rotor housing, and a rotating barrel cluster. Drive power is provided by an electrically driven gun drive mechanism. The pilot/backseat can operate the M197 in the fixed or flexible mode while the gunner/front-seat can only operate the M197 in the flexible mode. The M197 automatic gun has a firing rate of 730 ± 50 spm (shots-per-minute). The capacity of the ammunition box and feed system is 750 rounds of continuously belted ammunition.
The M97 series armament subsystem, with the M197 20mm cannon, replaced the M28 series armament subsystem on the AH-1 series "Huey" Cobra. The M97A4 is used on the current configuration AH-1F "Modernized" Cobra.
M97 Series Aircraft Armament Subsystems
Aircraft Model No. Up-gunned AH-1S Modernized AH-1S Modernized AH-1F Armament Subsystem M97E1 XM97E2 M97A3/M97A4 Weapon System 20mm gun 20mm gun 20mm gun Other Weapon
Systems TOW missiles 2.75 inch rockets
TOW missiles 2.75 inch rockets
TOW missiles Exterior Characteristics Tapered rotor tips
No rocket launchers ADS above right side
of canopy ADS above right side
of canopy
QUOTE(JonTheSavage @ Jun 17 2008, 02:53 PM)
SticMAN lives in Switzerland, you know, the country with one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the world?
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