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Miss Digital World 2005

dnix writes "With the slogan: "Don't hate me because I'm digital" this year we have a nice new Top Digital Model, called Mi, from Shinichi Yoshimoto. She is a nice cybernetic geisha who was chosen from 15 finalists from Italy, Germany, Spain, Pakistan, Iran, Usa, Chile, India, Australia, Brasil and Mexico."

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  1. Re:Only way by glass_window · · Score: 5, Funny

    It's a shame we just slashdotted her.

  2. The future by squoozer · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I can see it now. The human race slowly becoming extinct because everyone would rather hump a perfect digital partner in VR than interact with a real person. Perhaps we will have developed technology to the point where we can make babies in a tank though.

    Funny thing is though, I know several guys that are probably never going to get a partner let alone have children simply because they have set their sights way to high. They want a perfect woman or nothing. In two cases it is perfect looks that they require and in another it's the perfect little obedient house wife (that last guy makes me cringe everytime we talk). I can't help feeling that there are a lot of guys out there that have lost touch with reality due to constantly having "beautiful" women displayed to them.

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  3. There's nothing sexier... by 91degrees · · Score: 5, Funny

    Than a chick with a high poly count.

  4. Since these women are digital.... by 8127972 · · Score: 5, Funny

    .... Do they come with some sort of EULA?

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    1. Re:Since these women are digital.... by Red+Flayer · · Score: 5, Funny

      No, but you'll violate the DMCA if you penetrate their DRM. Although I'm sure someone has already figured out a way to back-end it.

      These models give added weight to the Australian meaning of the term 'rootkit.'

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  5. My experience by spungo · · Score: 5, Funny

    I tried getting kinky with a digital girl once - but she core-dumped on me.

  6. I must be missing the cybergene by Quirk · · Score: 5, Insightful
    I got to check them all out before it was /.ed.

    I like chicks alot. Been married, lived with a few others, like long term relationships. The thing is I don't get the uber smooth, cyber skinned, tricked out, fantasy girls, or, the equally poreless, celluloid supermodels. The first time I seriously came undone in the face of transcendent physical beauty was the first time I saw my first real girlfriend fresh out of the shower sans makeup.

    I guess I'm just a regular guy that likes real regular chicks with attractive little flaws.

    I'll take the time I've here and now cause obviously I'm not suited to the tailored, gene spliced and diced perfect world to come.

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  7. Re:Comitting virtual murder of Miss Digital World by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    Unless you're OJ. Then it's slash, slash, backslash, escape.

  8. Re:Only way by TheBigDuck · · Score: 5, Funny

    I got a girl. I'm so stupid, I even married her. I wish I could trade her for a high end computer. They are less noisy, use less of my money, and don't mind if I surf for porn. Don't get a girl. They are not as much fun as a computer.

  9. Priorities by 0311 · · Score: 5, Insightful

    When I finished school in 2000 (while working full time) we already had two children. And a house. No, I didn't make mega-bucks (still don't and we have 4 children and a much nicer home) but we were very careful with our money and still are. I don't have gadgets (unless you count the XBox, which doubles as our DVD player), my computer is older than my first born (and cobbled together with parts I bought from a wholesaler) and I drive an old car with a lot of miles on it. I bring my lunch from home and we don't eat out much, maybe once every 8 weeks. We rent movies instead of going to the movie theatre. I don't have a lot of spending money, about $15 every two weeks. And yet, I wouldn't trade any amount of money or so-called social freedom for my family. Oh, and by the way, no one I have ever met or heard of was ready for children before they came. They kind of grow on you and you cannot get that kind of practice any other way. Some responsibilities cannot be prepared for until after the weight of them has already settled onto your shoulders and having children is one of those responsibilities.

    Poverty is not a poor financial statement. It is a state of mind. I remember an old Appalachian woman being asked what she would do if she got some money. This was in the last few years that she was interviewed. She lived in a one room shack without indoor plumbing, out in the sticks. She said, "Well, I suppose I would give it to the poor." If you must have loads of spending money and lots of cool stuff in order for you to think of yourself as not poverty stricken, well, you don't really want children, do you? It's about your priorities.

    Well, I do carry on, don't I? Point is, if you want to take on the responsibilities of children, don't wait until you are ready, because you never will be until you have them in your life.

  10. Here's what's really creepy: by kalirion · · Score: 5, Funny

    From TFA:

    Kaya is ravishing. She has full lips, long lashes, and a slightly upturned nose. Her expression radiates confidence and power, and her smooth skin is well scrubbed and dotted with freckles. But she doesn't have much of a body. At all.
    ...
    Kaya
    HEIGHT: 5'5"
    WEIGHT: 121 pounds


    So what we have here folks is a 5'5" tall, 121 lb head.

  11. Re:Only way by 21st+Century+Peon · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Save the preaching for Church, not slashdot.

    Everyone preaches on Slashdot - it's just that the most popular sermon is "You are wrong and I am right."
    Of all the opinions that get bandied about in posts, "I like God - He's nifty," is fairly low on the list of offensivenesses.

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