The Energon Pub

ROFL @ Counterpunch.

I used to only worry about the looking geeky thing when the cashier was a cutie... Any dude that looks down on me for indulging in getting TFs can screw off. I know damn well he watched the cartoons back in the eighties and just cares too much about his social standing to let his inner kid out.

Then one day I realised I was happier living single than having a fiancee that I entrusted my debit card to one day and woke up to find a negative $500 account balance.

I used to care only about what women I was interested in thought of me. Then I stopped dating, and stopped caring altogether. Now I go to the mall in a tank top, sweat pants and slippers. Couldn't be more comfortable.

Hahaha, gift receipt is my middle name at TRU.

hmm, gift reciept for a blow-up doll?

That's just comedy waiting to happen.

Counterpunch wrote:You all should go toy hunting with me.

Not only will you not be embarrassed about buying toys, but you'll probably get a chance to bang the cute cashier girl too.

(holy crap, did being a man about stuff die out with 80's rock?)

CP wins the Internet!

No shame for me. And I'm an 18 year-old who's out of school ATM, asking every other day "When will you guys get more of these?"

If I was worried about looking like a geek. I would not go around with a D-con hat(I have for 3 years I have a winter one as well) D-con or Starscream shirts. D-con Backpack and a tattoo of the D-con Symbol. People might think I am a geek, hell I call myself a geek or a nerd... which ever suits at the time.


I don't care what they think of me. They are incidental and insignificant.

Barrelass wrote:

Deceptiwho? wrote:Yea I mean cmon its not that bad.. I would suggest this method if your going to buy a blow up doll or something but not TFs

Blow up dolls are non-returnable, or so I've heard.

I should hope so!




I don't see how buying tfs can be geeky. It's a hobby.



If she gives you a funny look, just say a chessy chat up line and she'll go right back to her job and ignore.
You can try it with the guys too, but I think that'd raise a few more eyebrows

Counterpunch wrote:(holy crap, did being a man about stuff die out with 80's rock?)

Unfortunately for many "men," being a man and what that entails was left out for some reason.

I've been known to buy Transformers while wearing a shirt that says "GEEK" on it.