Re: If you were John Connor wouldn't you be inspecting Cameron for "damage" on a daily basis?

In article <25b0310d-58fd-4036-a20c-
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>, oddhobby@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> One of the most im****tant routines in war is to keep your weapons
> clean and in working order.
> 
> ...I'm just saying...
> 
> Also, in real life, what happens to teen aged boys who don't have
> girlfriends and aren't allowed to socialize?  I think Sarah needs to
> think about "why" they sent a 'female' back instead of a bigger male
> machine.  You can only clean your weapon so many times before...
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I know what you are getting at, and morally there is nothing wrong with 
it, since I am not convinced they are truly alive yet. It would be no 
more immoral than to have *** with a blow up love doll. She is just a hi 
tech one. As a point of comparison with the situation in "Battlestar 
Galactica" on the Battalstar Pegasus: It was wrong and sickening for 
Gina, a humanoid Cylon, to be raped and Sharon, also a humanoid Cylon, to 
be almost raped even though they were created from machines similar to 
the Terminators. Why? because unlike the Terminators they are truly 
living, thinking beings with real emotions. They can be emotionally 
devestated. They are virtually identical to humans. Cameron on the other 
hand seems to be as real as a department store maniquinn, execpt she has 
Intel inside. 
> 
> Hey, did anyone remember Ms.Glau from a show called the Unit? I don't
> think she gets the credit she deserves as a Hollywood hottie.
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I saw her in the Unit. She was hot, even though she played a somewhat 
pyscotic broad. 
> 
> So, for those of you with Cameron as a love doll fantasies I present:
> 
>
http://ia.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/M/==/QM/yc/jM/0g/DN/wc/TZ/tF/kX/nB/na/B5/lM/B5/FM/4k/TN/0I/zN/1g/TM/B5/VM._SY400_SX600_.jpg
> 
> ...hold all my calls.
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Here is something better to get you going:

http://www.fox.com/terminator/images/posters/large/TSCC_21_lg.jpg
-- 
----->Hunter

"No man in the wrong can stand up against 
 a fellow that's in the right and keeps on acomin'."

               -----William J. McDonald
           Captain, Texas Rangers from 1891 to 1907