Dr. Dot. The daily 5 minute skill devotion. For everyone who's simply dotting about Alexa.
The guy is Robin here. Today we are revisiting a skill we last looked at. Nearly 400 episodes ago, it's super cards and it's a really amazing version of top trumps. Alexa opens super cards.
Super cards. Super cards. Super cards. Super cards.
Welcome back to Super cards. The packs available are wild animals, dinosaurs or pop legends. You can also ask me about premium packs. Which do you want to try?
Dinosaurs. Super cards. You are playing with a dinosaur's pack. The categories are height, length, weight, identified and extinction.
The highest value for each category wins. So for instance a dinosaur identified in 1975 would win against a dinosaur identified in 1850. You are playing against Ryan. Watch out.
I am a bit of an expert. I'll give you 5 cards each from the dinosaur's pack. Okay. Surely it would be the oldest.
Okay. Let's do this. First up you have the cosmosaurus card. Length, 5 meters.
Weight, 1361 kilos. Extinction, 75 million years ago. Which category do you choose? Extinction.
You chose the extinction category. Ryan, what card do you have? I have the dagonicus card. It has extinction 108 million years ago.
Who wins? Who wins? The cosmosaurus card gives you 75 million years ago so Ryan wins this round. Oh.
First of many I'm sure. Ryan, play nicely. Okay. Next, you have the over-wrapped card.
Over-wrapped or? I love these sound effects. Height, 0.9 meters. Oh.
Identified, 1924. Extinction, 71 million years ago. Which category do you choose? Extinction.
You chose the extinction category. I have the cosmosaurus card. It has extinction 73 million years ago. The over-wrapped card gives you 71 million years ago so Ryan wins this round.
Oh. Ha ha. Next, you have the carithosaurus card. I think we'll leave it there.
Height, 5 meters. Length, 9 meters. Extinction, 76 million years ago. Which category do you choose?
Stop. Okay. Your current game will be saved and you can decide whether to continue it when you next use this skill. Okay.
See you soon. Super cards. Thanks, Brian. I've just finished listening to a book.
The Kraken wakes and it was read by, I think, Richard Burnit. Something like that. And that is that synthesizer. That is that guy that synthesizer is based on.
He must have gone into a studio and recorded lots of snippets for that synthesizer. Yeah. Cool. There you go.
Really good. Really good sound effects. It's like 9 meters high though. Had a very deep growl.
So whether that was exactly not that they know what any of them sounded like. But anyway, this is Robin signing off and we will speak again tomorrow. Feedback comments demos. The.com podcast at gmail.com.
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