Was that a mf'ing "Castle in the Sky" reference?

@@coolguy5133 , no actually, it was a joke mocking an old thing the gestapos did. They had two likes of questioning. One was "which would you prefer to receive?" And they'd show a picture of a daisy, a puppy, and a child, answering puppy pretty much got you death. The other like of questioning was "which disgusts you the most?" Then they'd show you a picture of hand holding, a disease, or again a daisy, the expectation being you'd pick the disease. That whole thing in the Wolfenstein game is actually a real thing. Did the line of questioning work in finding escaping Jewish people? No. Did it result in a lot of people going to camps? No. Was it the most useless line of questioning ever? Yes. The real goal was to gauge the person's reactions and responses. The Nazis based this idea on the same sort of stupid questions, united states immigration officials would ask immigrants to root out "unamerican" "criminals", and the real ridiculous part, is immigration questions changed after world war two based off the gestapo questions

If real live audiences were like that id watch more shows

Unlike the robot.

MY LEG STILL FEELS FUNNY

@@NewPaulActs17 MY LEG FEELS BETTER

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!

Then will go with that flower thingy

@@justanormalweeb204 This would also have been acceptable.

He's so poorly made lol

Hopefully in part 4

"I apologize for nothing." - OP

@Kent Kerr ah yes, like Santa bot and Calculon. Those aren't reoccurring characters.

"I too have known unconventional love."

The day is still young

The Robot Jesus bit is awesome.

Should've taken that opportunity to reprogram his murderous tendencies.

I read this in hedonism bot's voice for some reason

When I click "translate to English" it just adds more O's.