"Except that we'll never have to send it to college," I responded, trying to stay positive.
"Dive into the brush," I responded, trying to sound confident, as if a few bushes would somehow deter a charging, 1,600-pound mass of muscle, horns and hooves.
What the other "targets" did were relayed to the fighter's targeting computer, and the pilot responded, trying to blow the virtual enemies out of the real sky.
"We understand, we don't have any issues with that," the mayor responded, trying to answer questions and calm the crowd, which had earlier demonstrated outside City Hall.
Colombian coffee pitchman Juan Valdez and his trusty mule were seen nosing into "American Gothic". "That's very clever," Becerra responded, trying not to laugh.
"I don't know yet," I responded, trying not to look down at my feet at the same time, hoping an idea would pop in my head.
So the question is if they were behaviorally responding, trying to classify the different objects, how long would that take?
And to those who habitually don't respond, try sending a quick e-mail just to say you can't answer now.
When I emailed the [email protected] email address associated with the original HN post it wasn't very helpful, responding "Trying to be stealthy for the moment".
If that business doesn't respond, try something else.
