


A squadron of humanity's finest meets the Bydo's latest weapon, the Catkeratops!
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Amiami still has some.Leader Bee wrote:I want one, where do you get them? I've seen the Shooting Games Historica gashapon but this isnt the same thing.
Funny thing, they actually took the name from a book called The Blade Runner because it sounded cooler than their proposed titles. Now Ridley Scott owns the rights to the name of an unrelated book that, unfortunately, has been left out of print.Skykid wrote:That's not the Blade Runner book, that's a book about Rutger Hauer as far as I can tell. The Blade Runner book is called 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' by Philip K. Dick, and it's exemplary Sci-fi (although kind of different from Scott's vision.)szycag wrote:What is that Blade Runner book like? Never heard of it, loved the film though
captpain wrote:Basically, the reason people don't like Bakraid is because they are fat and dumb
if you want to get it off a european seller, the place i used to work at sells it:Ghegs wrote:Amiami still has some.Leader Bee wrote:I want one, where do you get them? I've seen the Shooting Games Historica gashapon but this isnt the same thing.
Looks like humanity's is screwed then. That cat's doing powerful things with its mind.Ghegs wrote: A squadron of humanity's finest meets the Bydo's latest weapon, the Catkeratops!
That is a sick azz R-Type model! However the kitty mothership poses a danger!spadgy wrote:Looks like humanity's is screwed then. That cat's doing powerful things with its mind.Ghegs wrote: A squadron of humanity's finest meets the Bydo's latest weapon, the Catkeratops!
the age old debate continues.caldwert wrote:Is that the series where Bobby Clarke basically broke some dude's leg so Canada could win?
Plenty of dirty play from just about any hockey team in the 70's. Enough for many to see it as a dark age of hockey. But the intensity of the summit series has arguably never been matched, and that's what makes it memorable.wikipedia wrote:This truly memorable moment for Canada was not viewed as a fair win in the Soviet Union. Many Soviet citizens believed that their country would have won had Bobby Clarke not fractured the ankle of their best player, and if Anatoli Firsov and Vitaly Davydov had not sat out the series to protest a coaching change.[7] In response, some offer that Canada was without Bobby Orr due to injury as well as Bobby Hull and Gordie Howe (due to their departure from the NHL to the newly-formed WHA). These were arguably the best Canadian players at the time (besides Phil Esposito), so neither team had its greatest talent on the ice.
RegalSin wrote:New PowerPuff Girls. They all have evil pornstart eyelashes.
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
read the thread title again.Skykid wrote:Cave tat. Hate it and love it.