>>151089404
...Shit dude. When that bubble bursts, people are going to fucking die.
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>>723353790
One of the funniest moments was messing around with it and I set it up against a building as high as it could go cause I saw what looked like an opening but it was just a bombed out corridor that led to nothing and a tank saw like 10 of us who took it all crammed into the spot and blasted us. He probably nutted when we all exploded.
One of the funniest moments was messing around with it and I set it up against a building as high as it could go cause I saw what looked like an opening but it was just a bombed out corridor that led to nothing and a tank saw like 10 of us who took it all crammed into the spot and blasted us. He probably nutted when we all exploded.
>>513455659
>travelled to the US for professional matters
Ummm benny I don't think this statement is going to have the effect you think it's going to
>travelled to the US for professional matters
Ummm benny I don't think this statement is going to have the effect you think it's going to
When all this qtard maga shit is over, history will not be kind to them. The right will be completely existentially humiliated until they become so butthurt for being blamed for electing Trump, they will inevitably latch onto an even bigger, louder retard in the future to once again "own the libs" for a little while before the entire debacle once again ages terribly and the cycle continues anew.
>>212911235
That’s retarded because True Detective is one of the main /tv/core shows yet most people here agree that seasons 3 and 4 are bad (s2 is much more debate here quality wise). You’re not factoring in how shows can change because of different writers or even anthology shows.
That’s retarded because True Detective is one of the main /tv/core shows yet most people here agree that seasons 3 and 4 are bad (s2 is much more debate here quality wise). You’re not factoring in how shows can change because of different writers or even anthology shows.
>>11485141
Nothing comes to mind, but having lived through the advancements I can tell you it all started to get serious in the mid-2010's. Hasbro had just started getting their Marvel figures right again after a decade of stumbles and hot off that streak they announced Star Wars Black Series. Shortly thereafter everybody wanted in on the 6 inch super poseable form factor pie, and then the japanese jumped in.
Granted they were always around (especially back in the toybiz days) but even their engineering started to make leaps and bounds in terms of improvement. Thus the importfags were born. Around this same time hasbro was also pushing Transformers engineering harder and harder. The continued success of those movies basically gave them carte blanche to push the envelope and open the doors to headmasters, combiners, triple changers, and all their other (upto that point) retired gimmicks that only third party guys were paying any attention to at that point.
The real elephant in the room was and continues to be China. Through out it all the chinese were learning all the secrets to the trade from the Japanese, Euros, and Americans as the means to manufacture and produce toys advanced even further. The 3P Chinese scene kicked off with unlicensed masterpiece-esque collector oriented transformers but eventually ballooned to cover the entire pie. LEGO, Mezco, Mafex, Marvel Legends, etc. And that pretty much brings us upto date.
Nothing comes to mind, but having lived through the advancements I can tell you it all started to get serious in the mid-2010's. Hasbro had just started getting their Marvel figures right again after a decade of stumbles and hot off that streak they announced Star Wars Black Series. Shortly thereafter everybody wanted in on the 6 inch super poseable form factor pie, and then the japanese jumped in.
Granted they were always around (especially back in the toybiz days) but even their engineering started to make leaps and bounds in terms of improvement. Thus the importfags were born. Around this same time hasbro was also pushing Transformers engineering harder and harder. The continued success of those movies basically gave them carte blanche to push the envelope and open the doors to headmasters, combiners, triple changers, and all their other (upto that point) retired gimmicks that only third party guys were paying any attention to at that point.
The real elephant in the room was and continues to be China. Through out it all the chinese were learning all the secrets to the trade from the Japanese, Euros, and Americans as the means to manufacture and produce toys advanced even further. The 3P Chinese scene kicked off with unlicensed masterpiece-esque collector oriented transformers but eventually ballooned to cover the entire pie. LEGO, Mezco, Mafex, Marvel Legends, etc. And that pretty much brings us upto date.