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| Part 3: The A.L.O.H.A. 2000 | 
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| The inability to name things well gets worse as Stan makes perhaps the most redundant and pointless acronym in robot naming history. | 
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| But first, Stan continues to make his obnoxious claims during a Q&A during the 1995 AMSTRACTS. | 
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| Red Fangs? | 
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| Picture Slate? Is he plucking these names out of thin air? And what is this odd device that Stan is holding? It looks like something straight from Deep Space 9! | 
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| Well that's just silly. | 
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| Is that even a thing? | 
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| Wait what now? | 
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| Perhaps Stan has been investing too much time in Science Fiction movies. | 
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| That escalated quickly. | 
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| This is just crazy talk. To what purpose would a laser even serve? | 
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| Just in case the crowd wasn't paying attention, Stan reminds them exactly what he built. | 
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| ALMOST anything. | 
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| Stop asking. | 
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| Stan is referring to a silly greeting card he got for his mom one Mother's day years ago. She didn't like it because it seemed more like a Halloween card. | 
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| Stan entered the companion algorithm, but what he didn't realize is that in loading the A.L.O.H.A. 2000 with it... | 
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| ... He accidentally activated her. | 
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| The A.L.O.H.A. 2000 opened her eyes | 
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| Stan had also mistakenly turned on her emergency teleport function. | 
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| A wind began to form around the A.L.O.H.A. 2000... | 
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| ... Because Stan's emergency teleport function has a default. | 
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| The vortex engulfed the entire auditorium... | 
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| ... And just like that, all of Stan's research... | 
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| ... His life's work... | 
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| ... Was all gone. | 
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| Stan fell to his knees... | 






