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7/9/2013 5:57:23 PM
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"This Crazy Exoskeleton Suit Gives Schoolgirls (or Anyone) Super Powers"
[url=http://gizmodo.com/this-crazy-exoskeleton-suit-gives-schoolgirls-or-anyon-705781992?utm_campaign=socialflow_gizmodo_facebook&utm_source=gizmodo_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow]Source (Gizmodo)[/url]
This is...insane...and I want one...now...but it's so expensive...and there's so few of them. So freaking awesome though.
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More useless crap. Although, I could probably use it to protect myself from rapists
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My favourite part is when he comments on the stability when running, and then shows the guy making a light and careful trot down an open street in a straight line.
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So it begins...
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2 RepliesFinally a way for Japanese Schoolgirls to protect themselves from tentacle monsters.
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-blam!-ing Japan...
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One step closer.
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1 ReplyEdited by TURRETS: 7/9/2013 6:25:30 PMis this like a joke or something what the hell is going on with that dudes face i don't like this joke
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Impressive. More impressive than I thought it would be. The arms seems to be merely aesthetic, and not very functional, but the lower limb stability during movement is truly impressive.
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The presenter looks like a Sith Lord
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7 RepliesSo that's about eighty thousand dollars if I remember correctly.
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I came for the school girls
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4 RepliesI think it's weird how the school girl tried kissing a japanese adult....
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It's so wobbly.. But still, one step closer to a power loader.
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I loved the sad scene part.
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1 ReplyMETAL GEAR
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Sexy. Looks bare-bones and primitive next to that prototype HAL suit thing Japan also regurgitated.
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I'm still waiting for my Mjolnir armour.
