lassie

Maybe avalanche wasn't the best example, but still, a robotic lassie seems like it would have uses!

There wis a young lassie named Menzies, That askit her aunt whit this thenzies.

Watch Lassie or Leave it to Beaver or Andy Griffith and take notes on what was considered good wholesome parenting at the time.

And I don't think there is any massive contradiction in being lassie-faire capitalist with most stuff and socialist with specific areas.

Nice to see that Bonnie and Lassie made the marker plate.

I don't think I have been this touched ever since Lassie died.

Only lassie faire libertarianism is allowed here.

But even before then I find it hard to believe a generation who grew up watching Lassie (1954 to 1973) didn't believe dogs were conscious.

I love Asimov for the same reason I love Orwell, namely clear 1940s-style writing (which I've also seen in Lassie Come Home by Eric Knight), so I find it funny and sad that one is criticizing the other.

There's no one walking into your house saying "there's too many pets in the world" and shooting Lassie.

Fact-wise: >There's no one walking into your house saying "there's too many pets in the world" and shooting Lassie.

But if McDonald's "fortified" their hamburgers with 5% Lassie, people would still be rightfully pissed.

Note this was a cute Sheltie essentially a miniature hyperactive "Lassie" not a raging pit bull, which might be relevant to discussion.

Lassie is still alive and she's with Santa's Little Helper in a doggie spa in the maldives.

It's nice to picture farming like it was in re-runs of Lassie, but that doesn't mean we should expect him to run his business based on outdated ideas.

So basically the drone version of Lassie.