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Originally posted by PaladinPrime All right, who voted for Warpath and Bumblebee? I have no repsect for those people. That's almost as bad as voting for Wheelie (thank God he's not even an option). ...you've gotta find Warpath's nasty case of Tourette's at least tangentially interesting! Also, Bumb...

...I don't fit the category; I just appreciate the capturing of a somewhat directionless era. For a more fluffy but equally whimsical novel, "Microserfs" by Douglas Coupland gets my vote.

...Browning is a much better toy than G1 Megatron. He's not top-heavy with wafer-thin legs and snappable arms, for instance.

...have no idea who Thunderbird II is. I reckon I would have noticed or been made aware of him were he a worthwhile character.

Originally posted by Blaster_86
I'm your Blaster_86 sombody stole the Blaster s/n before I got here

...look at it this way, B86 is a far more unique handle. A TF name is likely to be taken anywhere ya go.

Originally posted by Sixswitch
Not I, but it sounds funny, and that's all that matters to me. Care to explain?

-SS

...rent the film or read the book by Chuck Palahniuk. Both are rather good, zeitgeisty and entertaining.

Originally posted by Sixswitch Four Weddings and a Funeral - The funniest joke in this is Hugh Grant going 'f*ck f*ck f*ck f*ck' and that says all you need to know about the film. ...I like this film. Sure, it isn't the most meaningful couple of hours ever, but I liked the soundtrack, the poetry an...

...nothing's on-line yet, but it'll probably go up on the BotCon site before next year's convention (unless it's reprinted.) There's also probably a few people on this board with the comic and a scanner who might feel like PMing you... but I think it would be best if no URLs were posted here, given ...

...I've removed the previous discussion which took over the second half of this otherwise interesting thread. I don't want to have to do this to any other threads in the near future.

...okay *makes T with hands* Time Out, everyone. I'm going to make a suggestion/request of B86 and TC84: Please do not respond quoting each other's posts. This ensures that no-one can interpret anything untoward, and anyone who trys to start anything with either of you WILL be dealt with. I'm willin...

...more likely to find extensions to something like GURPS than a miniatures-based RPG for TFs, 'cause unless you have a very big table and lots of TFs (or a penchant for card photocopies on bases), I can't really see how a table-top game might work. I believe one of the regulars brought up something...

This is the operator. We have a Mr Tone calling connect from New Zealand. Will you accept the call?

Originally posted by Strafe As for the topic, I think G91 is right. What may be considered wrong here, for a multitude of reasons, may not be wrong in another context, heaven. Yup, that's part of what I was getting at with the "what we cannot forgive, a greater being could"... :) Original...

...that it's quite sad if events such as 9/11 and other atrocities have left us with what amounts to "compassion fatigue". Sure, I don't know the person. Sure, lots of other people die. It's the presentation of death which is affective and thought-provoking, not necessarily the emotional c...

Originally posted by cosmotron
brend, u hv a refreshing sense of humour

Yeah, but people use the word "refreshing" to describe Woodpecker Cider...

...thanks for the tips, people!

...that was too much coffee I drank.

And it's 6:18am here.

Originally posted by Galvatron91
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