With all the talk of AI in the media this year, we figured it was time to hire our very own android for a toxic waste desperation photoshoot. To that end, we hired the beautiful Synthia, who is currently stationed up on the Astronomical Research and Space Exploration (A.R.S.E) facility in orbit around Uranus. We paid her 100 galactic credits to shut off her waste valve and see how much toxic waste she could retain in her internal waste tank before her systems overloaded.
Anyone who thinks androids don't have feelings has clearly never seen one try to retain her toxic waste way beyond design parameters. You can tell by the look on her beautiful synthetic face just how much discomfort she's in, and how badly she wants to run off to the little fembots' room to open her waste valve. Instead she's an absolute machine, and she keeps that waste valve clamped up real tight as the pressure in her internal tank continues to rise.
We hope you enjoy this special feature, and if you want to see more of Synthia, please let us know!
Sadie Cabra
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2023-12-11 02:32:42 +0000 UTCJacob
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