This is most likely a joke (or an ambitious extracurricular activity of Andrew’s), but can you imagine if it wasn’t? Have robots already begun to take over? Watch out, delivery bike squad, for it’s only a matter of time…
, but can you imagine if it wasn’t? Have robots already begun to take over? Watch out, delivery bike squad, for it’s only a matter of time…</p>
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10 Responses to “TacoCopter: Flying robots deliver tacos to your location”
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I should have patented this idea. My plan was to have a fleet of those mini-copters you can buy at Brookstone fly through an open window with your delivery.
The burrito railgun is a far superior food delivery mechanism.
- faster delivery
- longer range
- burritos self-heat upon reentry
Just make sure you don’t drip any meat juice on vegans with that thing, or they’ll launch an orbital Strategic Anti-Burrito Defense Initiative.
It’s our God given right as Americans to have TacoCopters.
yeah! the 2nd amendment!
What sucks is that the FAA actually bans use of these things for commercial purposes. That could change though. The first step is getting people to wondering WTF the FAA cares.
I agree exactly a situation so lame, but here the state should ban nothing to do
It’s all fun and games until one crashes on your head.
wait. this is where you order, right?
do you guys have asada?
1/4″ jack-to-a3m xlr plug adapter/transformer. skullcandy lowrider pink print headphones. holders & stands. i believe the elderly should live independently in their own home with their cherished memories for as long as possible.