Biscuit-eating dummy tests crumbs Staff at the Mcvitie's laboratory in High Wycombe, Bucks, designed the Crumb Test Dummy to test which baking techniques produce the most crumbs. The motorised mannequin has plastic teeth and is designed to replicate human eating.
"Eating lots of biscuits is obviously an enjoyable prospect for most people but we haven't yet found a human who can test on this scale," Mcvitie's brand manager Liz Ashdown added.
"The Crumb Test Dummy has a never-ending appetite and doesn't need to stop for breath."
She did not add, "And it absolutely will not stop until you are dead."
Does the robot really need a hairnet? Or functional genitalia?
Two questions:
Have you seen Ron Perlman eat a biscuit? He's a biscuit machine.
I was thinking it looked an awful lot like the governator.
Gah! Jesus!
That is fucking creepy.
Primary objective: terminate Sarah Connor.
Secondary objective: mmmmmm, Burger King sausage biscuits...
Ok, that final note is fucking funny
See, I can't trust tests like this that don't even bother wafer prealigning the biscuits. Without at least that level of precision, this whole thing is just a stunt to soothe investors.
Hook that guy up to this, and watch the magic happen.
Or something.
At a school visit, a little girl burst into tears in front of the machine.
That makes it all worth it right there... even the mind of a child can, on some primal level, sense the approaching extinction of its species. ;)
He seems hesitant to eat another one.