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Disgusted enough by this clear case of machine-abuse and icon-slavery of our
fellow animated citizens?
Sal ("Laughing Lady" was what us kids called her) was among the first animated
figures ever made in this country. She was installed in the Funhouse at Playland
at the Beach in San Francisco, sometime in the early 30's by the Whitney Bros. She
quckly became the surrogate mother for generations of San Francisco's children.
Of course, the present occupiers of San Francisco, with
their fancy robotics and AI, don't know that and couldn't care less. Hell, they
don't even have any respect for the first rule when crossing the La Honda border
in Southern San Mateo Co. on their migrations to our City by the Bay,
—NO LEFT TURN UNSTONED.
"For crissake," one very geeky nerdekin from Silicon Valley said to me, "We build
the damn machines, we don't run home to them with our report cards!" (Wanna bet,
my little wirelette? who do you think scanned your SAT test and said to you, "Good Boy!
Now you can go to college." Your mother?) Homland Security should have asked for their
papers when they immigrated to S.F.
Well, no matter, it's hardly worth the effort to
try and explain to the wunderbytes just what they owe to Sal and the other mache' mothers
everywhere, the same ones who raised generations of Silicon V.'s own parents. Jeesh, the only
difference between h.automatonus (us) and h.animatonus, is a few letters of the alphabet .
Time to Say,
"ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!" Please join the 17 others
who have already signed our change.org petition.
Just click the button and bring our mother home.
FREE SAL!