Temporal Fuse
WC Brown
WC Brown · AI-narrated by Alistair (from Google)
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A mildly intelligent, spider-shaped robot named Martin Van Buren has been stranded in 1982 by his previous owner, Thomas, and given a list of tasks to complete. He has vowed to do none of them, instead telling everyone who will listen that he is a super-intelligent robot from the future. Martin has met a girl named Angel in Dubuque, Iowa. She has promised him a misunderstood “party” in exchange for healing her dying grandmother who wasn’t actually dying but rather only dangerously gullible. Angel has discovered that Martin is not, in fact, a faith-healing little-person inside a movie prop spider, but rather, exactly what he has said he was - an artificial intelligence inside a spider-shaped robot, possibly from the future.
A mildly intelligent, spider-shaped robot named Martin Van Buren has been stranded in 1982 by his previous owner, Thomas, and given a list of tasks to complete. He has vowed to do none of them, instead telling everyone who will listen that he is a super-intelligent robot from the future. Martin h...
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Charlie Brown writes under the name WC Brown to avoid litigation from a white beagle. He currently lives and works in Vero Beach, Florida where he can often be seen wandering the streets and muttering to himself.
Charlie Brown writes under the name WC Brown to avoid litigation from a white beagle. He currently lives and works in Vero Beach, Florida where he can often be seen wandering the streets and muttering to himself.
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