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Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 10:22 am**

Dragonslayer just cover yourself in this to save time.

edit: That result!! Chompy Chomp!! :lol:

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 10:35 am**

turbomagnus wrote:
Psychout wrote:
turbomagnus wrote:Fine, though... I offer...

ON

How does THAT grab ya?

...The strange thing is, we've got a 'Jedi Starfighter' design in HMW as an "Aerial Rescue Vehicle", the SW/TF line has a Mace Windu/Jedi Starfighter figure, and Mace Windu was played by Samuel L. Jackson who was also in Snakes On A Plane...

What this means, I have no clue, but I'm sure that I'm still over-thinking it...

It means you probably need to stop drinking.

And I've also been reminded that we did do a Snakes on a Plane alt hunt back when the movie came out. No idea if it was before the great Glyph-wipe of 2005 though, I'll have a forum dig and see if I can find it.

I've been running these for so damn long lol

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 10:41 am**

Psychout wrote:Dragonslayer just cover yourself in this to save time.

A&W has a barbecue sauce?! :shock:

I must find this in a grocery store near me... :-?

Psychout wrote:
turbomagnus wrote:
...The strange thing is, we've got a 'Jedi Starfighter' design in HMW as an "Aerial Rescue Vehicle", the SW/TF line has a Mace Windu/Jedi Starfighter figure, and Mace Windu was played by Samuel L. Jackson who was also in Snakes On A Plane...

What this means, I have no clue, but I'm sure that I'm still over-thinking it...

It means you probably need to stop drinking.

And I've also been reminded that we did do a Snakes on a Plane alt hunt back when the movie came out. No idea if it was before the great Glyph-wipe of 2005 though, I'll have a forum dig and see if I can find it.

I've been running these for so damn long lol

...Or maybe get more sleep, which I would love to do if not for that blaster Real Life thing...

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 10:46 am**

Psh, you call that barbecue sauce? I’m from Texas - I only cover myself in the finest and most flavorful barbecue sauces before offering myself up as a snack to hungry Sharkticons! :-P

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 10:51 am**

Dragonslayer wrote:Psh, you call that barbecue sauce? I’m from Texas - I only cover myself in the finest and most flavorful barbecue sauces before offering myself up as a snack to hungry Sharkticons!

Ho, boy... I'm going to go hide before anyone from Memphis or the Carolinas show up to start debating barbeque...

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 11:08 am**

turbomagnus wrote:
Dragonslayer wrote:Psh, you call that barbecue sauce? I’m from Texas - I only cover myself in the finest and most flavorful barbecue sauces before offering myself up as a snack to hungry Sharkticons!

Ho, boy... I'm going to go hide before anyone from Memphis or the Carolinas show up to start debating barbeque...

The only use for an actual BBQ over here in the UK is to summon rain.

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 12:45 pm**

Psychout wrote:
turbomagnus wrote:
Dragonslayer wrote:Psh, you call that barbecue sauce? I’m from Texas - I only cover myself in the finest and most flavorful barbecue sauces before offering myself up as a snack to hungry Sharkticons!

Ho, boy... I'm going to go hide before anyone from Memphis or the Carolinas show up to start debating barbeque...
The only use for an actual BBQ over here in the UK is to summon rain.

We use many things to summon rain. In fact at last count, we used all of the things.
In fact, in fact, I think it just rains a lot here.

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 1:20 pm**

Pinkimus wrote:
Psychout wrote:
turbomagnus wrote:
Dragonslayer wrote:Psh, you call that barbecue sauce? I’m from Texas - I only cover myself in the finest and most flavorful barbecue sauces before offering myself up as a snack to hungry Sharkticons!

Ho, boy... I'm going to go hide before anyone from Memphis or the Carolinas show up to start debating barbeque...
The only use for an actual BBQ over here in the UK is to summon rain.

We use many things to summon rain. In fact at last count, we used all of the things.
In fact, in fact, I think it just rains a lot here.

Not long to go now.

...bugger!

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 2:16 pm**

Maybe next year...

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 2:33 pm**

I can haz winter? Think I put my coat on once last year.

Anyway ... I was a little surprised at the number of Sharkticons that were donated. Four people gave them up (five if you count mine because I was on track to accidentally make him a level 12)

Posted: **Sun Feb 18, 2018 3:52 pm**

Eating out isn't to everyone tastes I imagine. Wait, is that rude? I'm not sure.

Burn wrote:I can haz winter? Think I put my coat on once last year.

I work outdoors on a farm all day and I only needed to put mine on for a few weeks in deepest darkest January. The rest of my team (all female) have 6 layers and a hot water bottle all year long.

The local term for them is 'Nesh'.

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 4:51 am**

How're they all nesh? They're all northerners! I thought they were forbidden to wear coats

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 5:24 am**

Psychout wrote:
turbomagnus wrote:
Dragonslayer wrote:Psh, you call that barbecue sauce? I’m from Texas - I only cover myself in the finest and most flavorful barbecue sauces before offering myself up as a snack to hungry Sharkticons!

Ho, boy... I'm going to go hide before anyone from Memphis or the Carolinas show up to start debating barbeque...
The only use for an actual BBQ over here in the UK is to summon rain.

By which I hope you mean a 'barbeque grill', Psych', otherwise you might end up subjected to a lecture on the difference between "barbeque" and "grilling" that would make that one of G1 Optimus Prime's about "freedom and responsibility" look tame...

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 6:27 am**

JoeFish wrote:How're they all nesh? They're all northerners! I thought they were forbidden to wear coats

We're only just North of Sheffield, and everything South of Sheffield is France.

turbomagnus wrote:
Psychout wrote:
turbomagnus wrote:
Dragonslayer wrote:Psh, you call that barbecue sauce? I’m from Texas - I only cover myself in the finest and most flavorful barbecue sauces before offering myself up as a snack to hungry Sharkticons!

Ho, boy... I'm going to go hide before anyone from Memphis or the Carolinas show up to start debating barbeque...
The only use for an actual BBQ over here in the UK is to summon rain.

By which I hope you mean a 'barbeque grill', Psych', otherwise you might end up subjected to a lecture on the difference between "barbeque" and "grilling" that would make that one of G1 Optimus Prime's about "freedom and responsibility" look tame...

Picture for reference.

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2018 9:29 pm**

Psychout wrote:I work outdoors on a farm all day and I only needed to put mine on for a few weeks in deepest darkest January. The rest of my team (all female) have 6 layers and a hot water bottle all year long.

The local term for them is 'Nesh'.

What manner of livestock?
Here in GMT -6 hours our herd is mainly Charolais cattle.

By the way, I thought the BBQ term over there was "Barby" :MATTEL:

Burn wrote:I was a little surprised at the number of Sharkticons that were donated. Four people gave them up (five if you count mine because I was on track to accidentally make him a level 12)

Mine is beginning to earn his keep.

Posted: **Tue Feb 20, 2018 12:59 pm**

Been looking forward to posting this pic all day!

Servant of Light wrote:What manner of livestock?
Here in GMT -6 hours our herd is mainly Charolais cattle.

Donkeys.
I work for a HUGE UK and International chartiy that rescues/rehomes them, then retrains them to provide therapy services for additional needs kids and adults in recovery from things like cancer and PTSD.

I have the most un-Decepticon-like job ever, and it's amazing.

This is some of the lads (with my favourite mare at the very back, fast asleep.)

Servant of Light wrote:
Burn wrote:I was a little surprised at the number of Sharkticons that were donated. Four people gave them up (five if you count mine because I was on track to accidentally make him a level 12)

Mine is beginning to earn his keep.

Mine's only a baby, but he's getting better. Check out the bio.
Chompy

Posted: **Tue Feb 20, 2018 1:22 pm**

So awesome! Don't think there is a donkey alt.

Posted: **Tue Feb 20, 2018 1:57 pm**

Yeah, sadly there isn't one. Closest is a Mach-Kick horse alt, but horses are just crap donkeys.

Posted: **Tue Feb 20, 2018 2:09 pm**

*Shrugs*

At least donkeys make sense for your region of the globe, Psych'; here in GMT-5, somehow we've developed a strangely large number of alpaca farms...

Posted: **Tue Feb 20, 2018 2:35 pm**

turbomagnus wrote:here in GMT-5, somehow we've developed a strangely large number of alpaca farms...

Try having them in the tropics of Australia ... yeah, that makes sense.

Posted: **Tue Feb 20, 2018 3:15 pm**

Donks are desert creatures Turbo, last I looked we didn't have much in the way of those in the northern UK. :lol:

Alpaca are hilarious, basically just giraffe-sheep. Wool can be worth a fortune if treated right though which probably explains all the farms.

Posted: **Tue Feb 20, 2018 9:48 pm**

We have them here in Arizona. I'm not to far from a place that's nicknamed "Jackass Junction."

Posted: **Wed Feb 21, 2018 4:58 am**

Burn wrote:
turbomagnus wrote:here in GMT-5, somehow we've developed a strangely large number of alpaca farms...

Try having them in the tropics of Australia ... yeah, that makes sense.

Burn, you live in Australia, I don't know if anything there's supposed to make sense. I remember learning a year or two ago that you guys actually have so many camels down there that they're considered a road hazard. Until then, I didn't even know there were camels IN Australia...

Psychout wrote:Donks are desert creatures Turbo, last I looked we didn't have much in the way of those in the northern UK.

You call them 'desert creatures', I call them 'farm animals'. Different countries, different views.

Psychout wrote:Alpaca are hilarious, basically just giraffe-sheep. Wool can be worth a fortune if treated right though which probably explains all the farms.

Probably. Alpaca and Llamas do seem to have a lot of wool from what I've seen over the years...

Posted: **Wed Feb 21, 2018 11:45 am**

turbomagnus wrote:
Psychout wrote:Donks are desert creatures Turbo, last I looked we didn't have much in the way of those in the northern UK.
You call them 'desert creatures', I call them 'farm animals'. Different countries, different views.

Very true. We don't use them for farming over here (although Ireland still does). Most of our work is in the Mediterranean where at about half of the 50 mil world donkey population lives, some of those poor guys really need our help.
Just educating fat **** tourists not to ride them over there is hard enough.

I should set up a Sharkticon Sanctuary. Anyone else want to donate one?

Posted: **Wed Feb 21, 2018 2:23 pm**

turbomagnus wrote:Burn, you live in Australia, I don't know if anything there's supposed to make sense. I remember learning a year or two ago that you guys actually have so many camels down there that they're considered a road hazard. Until then, I didn't even know there were camels IN Australia...

There wasn't originally. They were brought over from the Middle East to help during the gold rush and to help explore.

Now, they're actually a major export BACK to the Middle East because of their meat. Apparently Australian camels taste better than those in the Middle East.

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