Alright...I laughed at "nanomachines, son."

I apologize for asking what I'm sure will amount to a facepalm, but whenever you link to Best Buy the link leads to a broken or missing product page. Is it only for me? Does that mean its store locations only? Or perhaps its already sold out?

Clearly this is a space virus taking root. Time to nuke the moon! Its the only way to be sure.

And after all of this leaves a bad taste in your mouth you can pop in Shadow of a Vampire to wash it away.

I understand what you're saying, but these hurdles could have been overcome by design instead of having hurdles put in place by design. In an ideal world...

I can agree with you right up to the last paragraph.

What's hilarious and sad in equal parts is the fact that people are starring this...

Meh. I've had a star under the old system. Had it taken away too. Then reinstated and revoked like three more times after that. I've had likes close to triple digits on single posts. Also, been banned. Then promoted by staff writers. Now I think I'm permagray.

I love to look at them as pieces of art. My affair with Mecha is lifelong and strong. These show real talent, creativity, and passion. I appreciate that.

They're all old as fuck now. Let it go. It'd be more sad than anything else to see these characters still scrounging for jobs and failing at every turn in their 40-50s.

Mmm...no. You don't need to buy new headphones every time you buy a new MP3 player or computer.

Considering most of these soldiers would be 500m+ from their target I think any boasting begotten from spotting them in high res zoom shot seems negligible.

You might be confusing "fake" or "forced" with "she's on a video with a script that she's trying to stick too."

We're the same age so it doesn't surprise me that you're a BTech fan. Man, I miss how great FASA was. They really knew how to build worlds that inspired their players.

I obviously don't speak for everybody. Just the limited number of people I knew in my social circle.

I don't understand. I'm not seeing one for Seitokai Yakuindomo.

Remember when they killed Optimus Prime and, like, fifty percent of all the Autobots because they wanted to sell a new line?

If you mentioned LEGO ten years ago you'd be laughed at. These things work in cycles. Lego just happens to have invested in popular licenses and now they're basking in their bizarre internet popularity.

I'm sorry to have to be one the one to point this out to you and the posters below, but...toys are made for kids. Collectors, though clearly the most enthusiastic fans, do not keep Toys R Us in business. Complicated transformations are a tough sell to today's kids. It might take twelve steps to transform the fiftieth…

I'm sure Optimus Prime said the same when he put "Cup and Ball" and "Jacks" twelve feet under.