Why does everything look so slow? Bad omen.

If you plan on selling your figures down the road, then I could understand your frustration. But if you admire them and plan on keeping them for the foreseeable future, why does it matter if they’re opened?

And how do you suppose this would work in communities where there are tens of thousands of people? It wouldn’t.

This is essentially an identical scenario to when the baby boomers could finally start buying up the muscle car legends from their childhood, and subsequently jacked up the prices to insane levels.

I’ll probably get roasted for saying this, but cosplay makes me cringe.

I grew up with the series but now, at 32, I’m over it.

“I’m very happy with what Chariot taught us and what the next evolution of the business is going to be. This is a pivot for us — a bunch of things have been birthed from the Chariot experience.”

Can we nominate this for idiotic post of the day?

I tend to be on the side of “dealerships suck,” but in this case blame the people with more money than sense.

Correction: People tend to not put their money where their mouths are.

I’m trying to understand why you capitalized “Make,” “A,” and “Thing.”

I’ve put 12 hours in to Bloodstained and am loving it, but no way in hell it’s “far better” than SoTN.

What do you mean “just like Symphony...”?

I think your assessment of what you read is wrong.

Why?

I pity the fool who actually drops $20 on this turd of a port

A One-Punch Man beat em’ up would be INCREDIBLE. I endorse this message.

You could probably make the same argument when it comes to the STi and EVO.

Considering the similarities in power, price, and target audience, I’d say it’s a fair comparison. 

Just came here to say that, after owning WRXes for 12 years straight, I made the jump to a 2018 GTI and haven’t looked back since.