Rabbit vs dust

[paper_rabbit]

So this mornin', 'bout half a dozen kaninchen skittered out from under my bed followed by a giant dust monster.

There's prolly tons of dust pourin' outta my room right now. I couldn't quite shove the dust monster back under the bed. Figures, yeah?

Also. Dear Sphere,
Stop it with those annoyin' balls already, 'kay?
No love
Bookman

Comments

[moe-rapier.livejournal.com]

It can definitely lead to some laziness, yes, but convenience always leads to a little slacking off.

There exists a machine like a vacuum that you can push over smooth, hard floors to scrub and wash. There is also a device that allows you to wash carpet. Lastly, there was a breakthrough, compact robot that can vacuum and mop unsupervised. I actually have one of those in my closet; they call them 'Roombas'.

Arthur himself can be a dust monster. I'm always finding wrappers and plates of half-eaten food sitting around somewhere. Even with all of these handy devices, I'm still doing daily chores.

[redhead-rabbit.livejournal.com]

No way. This modern stuff is amazin' yeah. None of it sounds familiar. Is this Roomba thing intelligent? Do ya need to feed it?

Wow, sounds like a disaster.

[moe-rapier.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately, no. I tried accessing it to see if it perceived, but it doesn't. It follows orders and cleans the floors, a very basic computer program. I don't need to feed it, but there is a little station where I plug it in to charge the batteries.

[redhead-rabbit.livejournal.com]

Sounds fascinatin'. I'd like to see one of these Roomba things in action. Or at least a book on it

[moe-rapier.livejournal.com]

I can lend you the instruction manual that came with the box, if you'd like.

[redhead-rabbit.livejournal.com]

That'd be great! Thanks ♥