fire of my robotic loins

 

Being endowed with astounding brain capacity didn't prevent Dr. Van Keudejap from also owning a heart of gold. This is why he decided to dedicate an earlier technical innovation (the ''silent practical-use womanoid'') to his new little friend Nosy Ozzy. He transformed it into a substitute robo-mommy, and now the destitute little boy could sleep on a warm feminine lap during his lonelier nights. - art by troglodyte mignon
Being endowed with astounding brain capacity didn’t prevent Dr. Van Keudejap from also owning a heart of gold. This is why he decided to dedicate an earlier technical innovation (the ”silent practical-use womanoid”) to his new little friend Nosy Ozzy. He transformed it into a substitute robo-mommy, and now the destitute little boy could sleep on a warm feminine lap during his lonelier nights.
Unfortunately Dr. Van Keudejap certainly could not predict that Nosy Ozzy had slight bed-wetting troubles from time to time. The last moist incident caused a massive short-circuit inside the womanoid and started the gigantic fire that would eventually burn the whole shop down.

11 Responses to fire of my robotic loins

  1. Brian says:

    Wow…these one liners this week are killing me…funny stuff and great picture. These characters are hilarious.

  2. Bethany says:

    Love your style! 🙂

  3. lu says:

    love the fire! 🙂

  4. Wonderful, colourful and striking…interesting that the womanoid is a silent model!!!

  5. Willie says:

    I’m so glad I don’t live in your head. 🙂 Did I tell you how much I love my drawing you sent me?????

  6. hardwax says:

    A beautiful, inventive man, the good doctor-colorful as well, but a somewhat sad outcome. Perhaps
    Dr. Van Keudejap can open a new shop with a fireproof womanoid, or a potty trained
    Nozy Ozzy. Really beautiful, unique work, thoroughly enjoyed!

  7. ag says:

    i’d marry the doctor. he’s so awesomely awesome.

  8. cthomp7777 says:

    Rad drawing, hairs on fire.

  9. Belly Acher says:

    Great style.

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