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Posted on 2006-08-29 08:33:00 | by: Daimaou | 
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Posted on Tue Aug 29, 03:31 by tempusmaster
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The ROBO-ONE competitions originated in Japan and then expanded to Korea. The event you picture is one of the Korean Grand Prix competitions that are intended as demonstrations to promote the sport and are not the annual or semi-annual competitions. And, the battle in the ring is just a small part of the overall ROBO-ONE activity and events. They never 'fight to the death' since that idea is completely contrary to the spirit of the ROBO-ONE organization both here in Japan and in Korea.
Posted on Tue Aug 29, 04:16 by Daimaou
Home Page: tempusmaster said:The ROBO-ONE competitions originated in Japan and then expanded to Korea. The event you picture is one of the Korean Grand Prix competitions that are intended as demonstrations to promote the sport and are not the annual or semi-annual competitions. And, the battle in the ring is just a small part of the overall ROBO-ONE activity and events. They never 'fight to the death' since that idea is completely contrary to the spirit of the ROBO-ONE organization both here in Japan and in Korea.
you really don't like "humour"... how can a robot die? since it is not even alive ? At least did you understant the My Shiny Metal Ass note?
Posted on Wed Aug 30, 11:23 by tempusmaster
Home Page: Daimaou said:tempusmaster said:The ROBO-ONE competitions originated in Japan and then expanded to Korea. The event you picture is one of the Korean Grand Prix competitions that are intended as demonstrations to promote the sport and are not the annual or semi-annual competitions. And, the battle in the ring is just a small part of the overall ROBO-ONE activity and events. They never 'fight to the death' since that idea is completely contrary to the spirit of the ROBO-ONE organization both here in Japan and in Korea.
you really don't like "humour"...
Actually I really do like humor, and manage to find the humor in about 95% of the posts that you spin that way. But, from time to time, when I run across mis-information couched as 'humor' I decide to comment on it. That's all.
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how can a robot die? since it is not even alive ?
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