An Observation Of Bionicle And The Wonderful World Of Broken Scanners
So the other day during my raids on the attic to unload as much Christmas stuff as possible, I bumped into the giant tub of Bionicles that I had exiled up there well over half a year ago. I went on a little Nostalgia Trip and came to an interesting conclusion.
The oldest Bionicle figures that the Nostalgia Nazis sob about all the time are about as possible as a rusted 2 ton freezer door. Kopaka can swing his hips around like a sissy-man and flail his sword arm around like a schizophrenic with a billy club, but that's about it. The Bohrok aren't much better, either. Poor guy can't even grab his local newspaper with the arms width he got. Then again knowing a Bohrok he'd probably just stomp all over the paper too so I guess that's forgivable.
Point is I forget why the heck I used to complain these guys were better. But I know why they were better- they were because they were the earliest ones we first grew up with. And the retard-flail function never does get old.
Now if only someone could explain to me why Kopaka, Lewa and Tahu have weird black growths on their chest.
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In other news, for ages now my scanner has been refusing to cooperate with the computer, leaving both my DA and Bzp barren. But that may be close to remedy as my good friend gave me a laptop for free.
He happened to give it to me for free because one of his not-as-good friends with the IQ of a lukewarm slab of beef punched said laptop in the monitor when it failed to immediately load The Movies and now the screen looks like the by-product of a starving artist who happened to have an empty canvas during a fit of insanity.
However, this paired greatly with my upstairs computer which has had a bad case of AIDS for months now. I unhooked the old ###### computer and plugged the monitor up to the laptop and BOOM. Fully functioning computer. With any luck the scanner will work well with it and I can terrorize mankind again with sloppy half-finished sketches of ugly things.
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