No Luck with Real Women, So Geek Built Himself a Fembot! - Neatorama

Le Trung, a 33-year-old computer geek from Brampton, Ontario (yes, he still lives with his parents), didn't have much luck with dating women. So he did the next best thing: he built himself a fembot!

He said: “Aiko doesn’t need holidays, food or rest, and will work almost 24 hours a day. She is the perfect woman.”
Aiko sparks mixed reactions in public.
Le said: “Women usually try to talk to her. But men always want to touch her, and if they do it the wrong way she slaps them.”

Hit play or go to Link [YouTube] | Article at The Sun | Aiko's website (down at the moment)

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Maybe he should call me...

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Stereotypes are not born out of thin air...

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I like Anon's bathtub suggestion. While they're burning, make certain they have a copy of a steamy romance novel where men are completely objectified for their status and amazing biceps

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“Aiko doesn’t need holidays, food or rest, and will work almost 24 hours a day. She is the perfect woman.”

Man i hate getting all feministy but damn, that's harsh.
So when real females want to enjoy a birthday or xmas, require food, or actually want to sleep for those 8 hours instead of scrubbing your dishes barefoot in the kitchen, we're horrible and flawed? (Ie not perfect?)
Enjoy your robot, jerk. I suggest a nice romantic bath for you both, while she's plugged in and re-charging.

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For you guys who are thinking 'creepy', checking out the definition of 'Uncanny Valley' as TwoDragons mentioned.

As for 'her' creator, way to play into a steriotype!

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I managed to teach my cat tricks as well! :) He knew sit, liedown, shake, and we were working on roll over when he became ill.

Nice to see some other sweet cats like him out there

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I taught our family cat to catch her little toy mouse. She'd only do it for me, though.

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"You da cat."

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Man, I hope that cat never dies.

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It's unnatural. The cat's probably planning how to kill the owner in the middle of the night.

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Incredible!, My car simply ignores me.

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Cats are very capable of learning tricks but most people never try to teach their cats any tricks because they think they can't. My cats sit on command and a few other things, they're a little harder to teach than dogs because they aren't as easy to bribe with treats. Some people even train their cats to use a toilet instead of the litter box (I won't go that far).

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@ Dani

Your car?! I do hope you mean cat...if not...that's gotta be a new model of a car.

My sisters cat would always greet her and her husband when they come home and then pretend they don't exist afterwards. ;)

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It's NOT unnatural... it's just putting in some work and giving the animal some attention and praise.

I've had cats that would sit, sit up (beg), come and fetch.

We've even gotten our current pet RABBIT to do some tricks like beg and carrying a plastic pumpkin.

The OWNER is the limitation, not the animal....

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Jerry, I would really like to see a picture of your rabbit carrying a plastic pumpkin!

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I originally thought it was just responding to the hand motions for "giving five" but the Roll Over command was only verbal, very well done!

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So this is what Mrs. Patrelli does when she's not looking after Peter or Nathan!

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Hey, good eye, I see the resemblance to Patrelli

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I taught my cat how to beg for tuna and now he begs to get tuna.

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Very nice!...I have two cats and they both are quite intelligent.

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wow! that´s "all" she have?
i can not teach my cat anything! hehehe

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Cool! Next teach it "search and destroy". Show it a picture of a rodent/bird, tell it "seek", then wait for it to find one and bring it back. :) Hehe.... I wish.

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That woman looks just like Cherie Blair.

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At the moment i am teaching my cat to jump through a hoop. I have a plastic hoop and i hold it upright and hold a treat. I move the treat through the hoop and the cat follows. Once she is ALL the way through i give her the treat while saying "jump". After she gets the hang of it i move it about an inch above the floor and repeat the whole process. Eventually you will get your cat to jump through it when it is about a foot off the ground.

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