Honey, why don't we get drunk and SNARK?!

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I have a PS3. I believe my name on there is the same as here. Chameleonbear, I'll check when I get back home today.

I only have BF3 on PS3 as far as shooters go.
 
Thanks to a very generous deal with a fellow 'head......I will finally have the cure to my rivet woes! I has a box in the mail with master dies and press-setter!
Woot Woot!

Finally, I will be able to look at the back of my sheaths without grouchiness LOL
 
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Not feeling well today at all.

I won't be on much if any today.

Think I got a cold.

Moose
 
Not feeling well today at all.

I won't be on much if any today.

Think I got a cold.

Moose

It's my fault... I infected him over the internet. And I'm still note entirely over it!

94 left, I need to know if you guys want homemade or premade prizes when I get to my 1k contest!
 
Single flusher, but a return visit is mounting a charge at the mo
 
don't leave us hanging man, what is the problem?

Wife got the son a few for his birthday yesterday. They are ridiculously complex to transform. How they designed them is beyond me...it had to be some Stephen Hawking type. They come with a 20-some step transforming instruction...unfolded it looks like a freakin' movie poster. It is nearly as complex as it looks in the movies. And when your kids are 3 and 4.5, THEY can't do it, so that leaves me, and I can barely do it. And of course, they want them changed every 5 minutes, and it takes at LEAST that long to do it. The fighter jet is the worst. You need some of Clichs' liquor supply to deal with it. And they have difficulty levels from 1-4, 1 being the easiest. These are level TWO. Best part is they are plastic, with 3000 swivel joints, and you can guess what that means....

I said "Lets get him some more Imaginext Dinosaurs. But NoooOOO! Genius wife (who has yet to conduct a single transformation) insisted that these were better, disregarding my genetic male knowledge for toys.

The ones I had as a kid were WAY easier! Not to mention sturdier.
 
Wife got the son a few for his birthday yesterday. They are ridiculously complex to transform. How they designed them is beyond me...it had to be some Stephen Hawking type. They come with a 20-some step transforming instruction...unfolded it looks like a freakin' movie poster. It is nearly as complex as it looks in the movies. And when your kids are 3 and 4.5, THEY can't do it, so that leaves me, and I can barely do it. And of course, they want them changed every 5 minutes, and it takes at LEAST that long to do it. The fighter jet is the worst. You need some of Clichs' liquor supply to deal with it. And they have difficulty levels from 1-4, 1 being the easiest. These are level TWO. Best part is they are plastic, with 3000 swivel joints, and you can guess what that means....

I said "Lets get him some more Imaginext Dinosaurs. But NoooOOO! Genius wife (who has yet to conduct a single transformation) insisted that these were better, disregarding my genetic male knowledge for toys.

The ones I had as a kid were WAY easier! Not to mention sturdier.

and the good news is that in no way are you bitter about it ;)

my nephew has a few too, and I agree, you have to be some sort of engineer to transform them...
 
and the good news is that in no way are you bitter about it ;)

my nephew has a few too, and I agree, you have to be some sort of engineer to transform them...

I have a good rant on Facebook about strangling my wife and getting aquitted by throwing Starscream on the judges bench and telling him to turn the jet into a robot.
 
Maybe this'll calm you down. A few pics from yesterday's quick 3-miler. I tried out the Maxpedition boy bag.


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