Hum, i mean't that anyone could equip it with a gun, or something similar to fire off a projectile that would easily be lethal. Im not saying this is a terminator, but a one shot type could easily be home-made with this.

So, while my goal was to say that this robot not matter how small could still be dangerous, your goal was to be an ass.

Good job, you win, heres a cookie.

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if you can program it with the computer at home then...umm...technically wont some nerd program to kill someone?

like...kittens...O_O

redblaze8933 (1 month ago) Show Hide

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your in trouble if something that small can kill you

SaintCase (1 month ago) Show Hide

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Uh, a bullet can kill any human being and is alot smaller then that robot.

Gg.

KumaruSworder (4 weeks ago) Show Hide

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Pretty sure that if that little guy had the momentum of a bullet he'd be lethal too...

Think out your comparisons before you speak.

Gg.

bibleg (3 months ago) Show Hide

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do they sell these in america

ervinnjay (2 weeks ago) Show Hide

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they have it in united kingdom but i dont know if they have it in america.

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