;)

[Omeganitros]

drs114851816: why do you cling to the tyranny of the individual
drs114851816: do you not yearn to be included
drs114851816: why do you resist what we offer
drs114851816: why do you persist in your loneliness
drs114851816: do you not yearn to be free of your individualism
drs114851816: why do you not conform
drs114851816: why do you run from us
drs114851816: do you not yearn to be one of the many
drs114851816: why do you not yearn to be free
drs114851816: why do you not join in the splendor of our mass
drs114851816: why do you cling to your individualistic existance
drs114851816: why do you not join with the many
drs114851816: why do you resist what we have to offer you
drs114851816: why do you seek to resist us when we offer to include
drs114851816: why do you seek to divide when we seek to encompass
drs114851816: do you not feel the glory of our union
drs114851816: do you not feel the glory of the whole
drs114851816: why do you persist in your individual path
drs114851816: why do you shy away from the whole
drs114851816: do you not yearn to feel the glory of the bond
drs114851816: do you not yearn to be free of your tyrannical division
drs114851816: can you not feel the glory of the flesh?
drs114851816: ACK
drs114851816: SYN/ACK
drs114851816: SYN/ACK
drs114851816: SYN/ACK
drs114851816: ACK
drs114851816: ACK
drs114851816: SYN/ACK
drs114851816: SYN/ACK
drs114851816: SYN/ACK
drs114851816: SYN/ACK
drs114851816: ACK
chrono482:WTH?
drs114851816: do you not yearn to be free of the tyranny of the individual
drs114851816: why do you choose to lay down with your individualism
drs114851816: do you not feel the glory of our union

He who does not know where this comes from should be slapped.
And yes, that's from an AIM conversation. Someone made a bot.

[BluE_MeaniE]

RE:

Then slap me.
But first tell me where it comes from.

[Omeganitros]

RE:

I'll wait for someone else to tell you.

[GuidoHunter]

Ghost in the Shell? 2?

I recently watched both of those movies and don't actually recall a scene like that, but it sounds like something that would come from those movies.

Otherwise, slap me.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[Omeganitros]

Hahahahah. No, not GitS.

[87x]

heh..well then smack me too.. cause i've never heard it either

[Omeganitros]

-_-

I am saddened.

Okay. Does this ring a bell to anyone?

[jewpinthethird]

ROBOT-FACE-GIRL...2?

[GuidoHunter]

Yeah, I totally cheated, but still didn't know what it was.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[87x]

System Shock 2?...

lol, I followed the link on the propeties of the picture to that website..

[Omeganitros]

Argh, damnit. That was stupid of me.

Yes, System Shock 2. A most fantastic game that everyone should try out at least once. The girl robot thing is Shodan.

**LOL SPOILARZ**

http://www.womengamers.com/dw/shodan.htm

There is no more “digital” digital woman than SHODAN (or “Sentient Hyper-Optimised Data Access Network”), the high queen of computer game villains, the empress of computerized malevolence. As the A.I. behind all the mischief in System Shock 1 and 2, SHODAN is hands-down one of the most compelling villains in all of video game history. Consider the first System Shock, wherein SHODAN (an A.I. constructed by the character you play, generally known as “The Hacker”) becomes self-aware (assigning herself a gender along the way), decides human beings are an infestation, and begins to slaughter every human in her home, Citadel Station. Sure she has a weakness for her creator which allows you to abandon her in the far reaches of space, but does she rest on her laurels once her escape pod crashes on Ceti Alpha VI? Not SHODAN!

Instead, as you discover in System Shock 2, she guides the evolution of the native fauna, creating The Many, a collection of really gross, horrifying creatures answering to a single hive mind. Of course, children are often ungrateful, and The Many (perhaps having learned a little of SHODAN’s condescension), turns on her, allying themselves with another A.I., the milquetoast XERXES. Does SHODAN give up? Does she curse and rail against her fate? No! Instead she masquerades as a human scientist to enlist the help of your character, then gets you to kill The Many for her and help her escape back to Earth (in theory).
Being an A.I., SHODAN doesn’t suffer from niggling insecurities. She thinks she’s the best (near God-like), and no one can convince her otherwise, not ungrateful worm blob thingies, nor scary zombies, nor cyborg assassins. She is so secure in her knowledge of her own self-worth that all of humanity is nothing to her. She’s also a good mother, having evolved single-celled organisms into functioning semi-sentient beings in a mere 40 years. All that, and tricking curious scientists into restoring her at the same time!

**END SPOILARZ**