The Energon Pub

Sill, I would love to see you pursue art with everything you got!

Cobotron][quote="Bumblebee21 wrote:I can't wait for my 15th birthday in October I'm going to get mp shockwave groove and a few other TR figures

You're a lazy teen too?!?!? I thought you were a older bro-dude. Dang internet. Bee, are you Canadian or USAdian?


That and my mom won't let me get a job. The Internet can be crazy sometimes. I'm a USAdian

D-Maximus_Primal wrote:Cobo, that is a good point. I thought N was a little older than he was, same with Bee21. When the age ain't in the profile I get all confused sometimes and shocked when I do learn these sorts of things!

My age is in the profile.

I think

Bee, your age is totally in your prof.

Shak and Cram know whats up.
I bought my first bass guitar and amp with lawn mowing money when I was 12. I pursued music until it became a real profesional thing I got paid to do. My Mom would have never plopped down that kind of cash when I was 12. I showed her!

Cobotron wrote:Bee, your age is totally in your prof.

Shak and Cram know whats up.
I bought my first bass guitar and amp with lawn mowing money when I was 12. I pursued music until it became a real profesional thing I got paid to do. My Mom would have never plopped down that kind of cash when I was 12. I showed her!

Dad: "You want that $400 bike? Buy it yourself!" Me: "Watch me!"

itscramtastic wrote:

Cobotron wrote:Bee, your age is totally in your prof.

Shak and Cram know whats up.
I bought my first bass guitar and amp with lawn mowing money when I was 12. I pursued music until it became a real profesional thing I got paid to do. My Mom would have never plopped down that kind of cash when I was 12. I showed her!

Dad: "You want that $400 bike? Buy it yourself!" Me: "Watch me!"

P.S. Bicycles are a terrible investment.

itscramtastic wrote:

itscramtastic wrote:

Cobotron wrote:Bee, your age is totally in your prof.

Shak and Cram know whats up.
I bought my first bass guitar and amp with lawn mowing money when I was 12. I pursued music until it became a real profesional thing I got paid to do. My Mom would have never plopped down that kind of cash when I was 12. I showed her!

Dad: "You want that $400 bike? Buy it yourself!" Me: "Watch me!"

P.S. Bicycles are a terrible investment.

Yeah. Plastic robits are way better.

D-Max knows a thing or two there also. And fella's I'm not trying to give you guys a hard time. I do it because I care.

Note to self: Bikes are a bad investment.

Bumblebee21 wrote:

D-Maximus_Primal wrote:Cobo, that is a good point. I thought N was a little older than he was, same with Bee21. When the age ain't in the profile I get all confused sometimes and shocked when I do learn these sorts of things!

My age is in the profile.

I think

Yeah, it is. missed it completely somehow.

Cobotron wrote:And fella's I'm not trying to give you guys a hard time. I do it because I care.

Don't worry, I know.
Phew, I was never that into bikes anyway. Good to know I'm not missing out on anything.


Also, while I don't know what to do for a summer job, I'm pretty sure about what I want to do for a long-term job.

Autobot N wrote:Also, while I don't know what to do for a summer job, I'm pretty sure about what I want to do for a long-term job.

Bumblebee21 wrote:

Cobotron][quote="Bumblebee21 wrote:I can't wait for my 15th birthday in October I'm going to get mp shockwave groove and a few other TR figures

You're a lazy teen too?!?!? I thought you were a older bro-dude. Dang internet. Bee, are you Canadian or USAdian?


That and my mom won't let me get a job. The Internet can be crazy sometimes. I'm a USAdian

Ted Cruz apparently proves that you can be natural born US citizen, and natural born Canadian at the same time apparently. USAdians for the win?

Hobby Lobby could make a nice Christmas job. I could try framing.

itscramtastic wrote:

Autobot N wrote:Also, while I don't know what to do for a summer job, I'm pretty sure about what I want to do for a long-term job.

In all seriousness, I'd like to follow in my Dad's footsteps and become a doctor. As he said,

Dad wrote:I chose a job that I didn't hate and gave me the money to pursue the things I love.

I've even got the ACT scores to back it up.

If we don't mind sharing dreams, my dream is to work with renewable energy. I love engineering and that is where I feel I can make the greatest difference. Plus, building stuff and knowing intricately how stuff works is awesome. Hence Transformers being my biggest fandom and Iron Man being my favorite super hero

D-Maximus_Primal wrote:If we don't mind sharing dreams, my dream is to work with renewable energy. I love engineering and that is where I feel I can make the greatest difference. Plus, building stuff and knowing intricately how stuff works is awesome. Hence Transformers being my biggest fandom and Iron Man being my favorite super hero

You could work for the Trump company. Donald's kids would take care of ya.

I've missed so much in just one day. Guess I've been too wrapped up in New toys.

So a brief thought wrap up is in order:

Work, good!

Buy stuff.

Adulting, dumb.

Me and the Mrs want bikes to ride around our neighborhood

And for a while there I though I was back in a 1994 AOL chat room. Everything was all just "ASL"

I've been checking out your thread for a while now and figured this is as good a time as any to join in on the robit fun. Mainly because I may also be one of those lazy teens you speak of. That's some excellent advice that I'll probably need to use in the near future. I also just realized that ,coming from a public school, that there are all sorts of things they do so we have an idea for our careers but it sounds like teaching us about part-time jobs is almost as important.

By the way, even though they were 90-some pages ago, I really dig your CHUG and Beast Wars displays.

Welcome SureShot. Come join in the fun anytime.

And don't you Whipper Snappers go assuming I wasn't a lazy teen myself oh so long ago. Heck I invented lazy teen!

Glad you've enjoyed the collection. Anytime you have nothing better to do, feel free to comb through those 90 some pages for all kinds of Robo hijinx!

Cobotron wrote:And don't you Whipper Snappers go assuming I wasn't a lazy teen myself oh so long ago. Heck I invented lazy teen!

You did??? You're older than I thought!!!

I am considering applying for a stocking job or something at my local Hobby Lobby for Christmas season. I really like that place, and it would be leaps and bounds above Walmart.

SillySpringer wrote:

Cobotron wrote:And don't you Whipper Snappers go assuming I wasn't a lazy teen myself oh so long ago. Heck I invented lazy teen!

You did??? You're older than I thought!!!

I am considering applying for a stocking job or something at my local Hobby Lobby for Christmas season. I really like that place, and it would be leaps and bounds above Walmart.

GREAT IDEA SILL! I love it! Art supplies and inspiration abound!

Cobotron wrote:

SillySpringer wrote:

Cobotron wrote:And don't you Whipper Snappers go assuming I wasn't a lazy teen myself oh so long ago. Heck I invented lazy teen!

You did??? You're older than I thought!!!

I am considering applying for a stocking job or something at my local Hobby Lobby for Christmas season. I really like that place, and it would be leaps and bounds above Walmart.

GREAT IDEA SILL! I love it! Art supplies and inspiration abound!

Not my dream job, but my dream FIRST job! I also like to help people find things, so I think it would fit me pretty well. Also the music there is not that annoying crap that plays at Walmart.

Commence Re-assembly ...

Awesome job Cob!

Dang Cobotron, good luck with that! I never dare to do any custom work because I always break or misplace something. But where's Ratchet overseeing the repairs?

Thanks Logs! Thanks Joe!

joeprime276 wrote: But where's Ratchet overseeing the repairs?

This is between brothers.