The Robot Collective marches on Madison

[Derek Meister]

For those without access to the somethingawful.com forums:

Here is an pictorial archive of the Great Robot Uprising of 2004, a singular event that will no doubt be taught as a holy day to our future children under the benevolent rule of their machine masters.

[nutsak]

They are the new Goth.

[Old Man Gravy]

What a day! Just inferring from what I see in the third picture down and the fact that Bucky was out there, aggrieved giant plushy blow up sex dolls were picketing then as well.

I also like how the Robotics and Automation Association (who I presume are a fictional group?) have a more professional-looking logo than does Mach5.

[Jamie Madigan]

That's a riot. I love how most of the peopel in the pictures and video just keep walking like it's nothing unusual.

[Rob O'Boston]

That's two extremely funny things from something awful in one day. Is it worth the 9.95 to belong to the forum?

[Duality]

I'm still not sure.

There are some funny things on it, but I really don't get too into it. Personally, its far too large for my taste. I prefer small communities, and large ones such as SA are just impossible for me to bother with, because its like shouting into a deaf crowd.

I was fortunate in that my account was a gift from a friend, so I didn't actually have to spend the $10 to join.

[Bill Dungsroman]

I like the newspaper clip, implying the incident sparked an investigation into alcohol consumption on campus. SOMETIMES KIDS DO WACKY THINGS SOBER, JERKS.