Planes, Trains and T110s

The_Chieftain: In the meantime, I was loaned a copy of some of the Cybertank series of books. Think Bolos, with a cynical sense of humour. Quite enjoying them, some good laughs. Especailly for the Officer Copier Civilisation. Blurb on the back for the second book.It is the distant future and the human race has gone. Whether extinct or moved on to a higher level of existence, nobody knows. Their civilization has been inherited by the cybertanks: massive atomic powered war machines with mentalities modeled on the human psyche. Theirs is an idyllic existence: throwing parties, killing aliens, creating works of art, shooting skeet with hypersonic missiles.But now an ancient evil from the darkest nightmares of humanity threatens to resurface and destroy them all. Are the cybertanks up to the challenge?- Can an immortal undead vampire find true happiness with a sentient interstellar battlecruiser?
- Are space monkeys regulated by any arms control treaties?
- What was it about that black cloud thing in "The Chronicles of Old Guy"?
- Why are neoliberal economists so darned evil?
- Is Commando Major Wolfgang Ecliptic Gay?
- How many long did the hit TV series "Nymphomaniac Engineer in Zentopia" last before it was cancelled?
- Who's tougher, an alien robot spider or General William Tecumseh Sherman?
- Is it wise to annoy a super-intelligent weapon of mass destruction called "Smartass"?