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Sometimes a robot just has to let go of some hydraulic fluid, and it's lucky humans have provided such a convenient disposal area. This awesome robo-sculpture turned up at Lamar University, and the only thing missing from the photo is the reactions of the students who wandered into the men's room and saw the rusty contraption using up one of the urinals. Image by Shekay.
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