Will, et al. -- I think you'll find that "fembot" dates waaay back to the Six Million Dollar Man, not Blade Runner. And I won't say how old that makes me.

As for the website, I'm not buying it. I associated "fem" with empowerment, not fashion. If the site is supposed to be geared toward women in technology why does it have a chick-lit style illustration of a girl with shopping bags and a cell phone? My immediate take is: patronizing & off-target. Also, calling oneself a "goddess" or "diva" does not make that so.

But then, I am soooo old.


On Oct 14, 2008, at 9:42 AM, William Evans wrote:

Ever since blade runner I have been a fembot fan


-- Kim


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