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Life With a Roomba December 27, 2007

Posted by Lipstick in Man Laws, Personal Experiences.
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This diagram shows the sad truth.

Our old pal Sandy and others with a Roomba will relate.

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1. daveintexas - December 27, 2007
2. Lipstick - December 27, 2007

HA!

3. kevlarchick - December 27, 2007

Girl, vacuuming is a good cardio workout. I love to clean.

4. Mr Minority - December 27, 2007

Roombas are a Japanese plot to make our women lazy and stupid!

Ooooops, too late.

5. Lipstick - December 27, 2007

Too late for me, at least.

Now if I can get one that makes drinks and lights cigarettes…

6. Mr Minority - December 27, 2007

Now if I can get one that makes drinks and lights cigarettes…

and then?

7. kevlarchick - December 27, 2007

One that picks up your damn socks…

8. kevlarchick - December 27, 2007

And cleans all that shit out of the garage.

9. daveintexas - December 27, 2007

GAROOMBA

10. Lipstick - December 27, 2007

And closes the shower door so you don’t get the bathroom floor all wet.

11. daveintexas - December 27, 2007

me? floor? what the hell did I do?

12. Lipstick - December 27, 2007

Not you Dave. As far as I know.

13. daveintexas - December 27, 2007

as far as you know

*wrings out my socks*

14. Mr Minority - December 27, 2007

Next you wimmin would want the roomba to cry along with during a Lifetime movie!!

See I told you it was a plot to ruin American wimmin.

15. eddiebear - December 27, 2007

^Or that stupid “The Notebook” movie

16. Pupster - December 27, 2007

I don’t follow the little fella around anymore, but I do offer it words of encouragement from time to time.

17. Mr Minority - December 27, 2007

…but I do offer it words of encouragement from time to time.

“No, that vacuum bag doesn’t make your ass look bigger”

18. sandy burger - January 4, 2008

That cartoon is spot on. But I want to point out that frame two is actually depressing, depicting a lonely man living an empty life with only the flicker of a TV set to fill the void in his soul. Whereas in frame three, we see somebody who’s finally alive, brought out of his shell by the magic of Roombahood.

Oh, and for the record, my Roomba doesn’t cry along with me during Lifetime movies. It does get a little weepy watching CSPAN, though.