Cool little twist at the end. I liked the idea of the days broken down in decimal. Gave the impression of an obsessive compulsive or something, then it all fit perfectly once the twist was revealed. Nice.
I love quirky stories with quirky endings. Only real thing that throws me off is the mention of his tongue wagging. It somewhat detracts from the believability. It forces the reader to far into the mindset that it’s a pet and makes it hard to imagine a human/cyborg. The use of the word shelter does nearly the same thing, but given the futuristic setting, it’s not nearly as bad.
slobbering is still gross, and not giving the human the mental capacity we so proudly would cling to, even if robots took over the world and adopted us as pets. :) Love the twist, it was jaw-dropping!
John Perkins
Krulltar
Six Feet Under The Stars
Six Feet Under The Stars
The Unnamable
Mistress Elsha Hawk