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Personal Apprentice

Dependable, Loyal, Cheap! Behind every great man or woman is an uncomplaining blindly loyal assistant. Until now, only real estate moguls, rock stars, or execs could afford a flunky of their own. But now you too can have a "Personal Apprentice" to cater to your every whim.

My good Friend since 3rd grade decided that I needed a little help keeping my work (of the school type) under control. My briefcase (back-pack) was often in disarray, files (binder) poorly orginised. My staff (friends/minions... same thing)... *sigh* Enough said. Now, normally my friends, Amy, was haired (begged) to help out and be my secretary, but being a busy beaver that she was, simply didn't have time for me. So to remedy the situation she gave me on my 17th birthday a "Personal Apprentice". About an inch tall, this wind-up robot came with 10 inspirational cards (trivia cards), a serving tray (it could hold a penny), 32 page book (of nonsense) and a pencil (small and broken) courtesy of Amy. Oh, joy!

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thehoodedmenace

Dec 07, 2008 02:40PM

Robot slaves = instant win.

jimmyrabbitte

Dec 04, 2008 10:39AM

If this was about sixty times the size, and not so weirdly retro-boxy looking, it might go from "weird gift" to "best gift ever."

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zavrion

Dec 04, 2008 10:37PM

Yea, but too bad Honda's Asimo can only be gifted by billionaires. The thing costs $100,000 a month, but only costs like $900,000 to make. Not to mention it takes 3 hours to charge and can only walk at a grandmotherly pace for 40 minutes. Thats like winding that toy for 3 turns and only getting 1 step of sweet delicious satisfaction.

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kayce

Dec 04, 2008 08:23AM

thats cute! i want one!

kittendoll

Dec 04, 2008 10:51AM

Boarders! They sell those little "Tings in a box!" Like therapist and stuff....

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eros

Nov 30, 2008 09:28PM

HEY i love being organized its neat! HA HA

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Posted By: kittendoll

Published: Nov 30, 2008

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Personal Apprentice