Microsoft program engineers, cause windows 10 is badly made it should be criminal.

misdemeanor halters! ....sounds kinda dirty

Embezzler ambushers?

You mean felony foilers?

Oh, just call crime stoppers already.

An incomplete uncertainty.

A perplexing puzzlement

An unknown quandary?

An inexplicable enigma

In fact, you might say it's an... unconcluded conundrum

We may never know for sure...

And both voiced by Robert Stack. COINCIDENCE????!??

I just realised that Unsolved Mysteries has the same initials as Ultra Magnus.

Yeah, really... what a shitshow.

This week has been an almost unmitigated damn nightmare. It can go die in some metaphorical trash fire where it belongs.

I feel your pain.

This time ten years ago I was looking forward to Transformers 2.

There's room enough for five more cabinets.

Once I've settled in and earned money again, I can start with the third wall.

I'm still working on my comic just been trying to start up a Custom Lego shop. Won't be too long but I'm still here.

(really though, great display)

you're gonna have a buildup of dinosaur electrons.

he needs his dino-breathing room!

Trypticon looks a bit cramped in there, nevermore!

Sad thing is we've thought more about the foam than the show writers ever did.

https://imgur.com/ky0qGVD

Current status of my collection room in my new, still-under-construction apartment:

Depends on whether or not the motive engines for the vehicle mode are the same as the robot mode. Cause we know they use energon for everything.

I was thinking today if Transformers would carry the fuel for their alternate mode in their robot mode? They'd have to, right?

I mean, the clear meta reason is so non-Transformers don't die horribly on their ships, but that's not as fun to speculate about.

There's also lots of chemical reactions which only precipite with oxygen.

Oxygen is obviously a native gas on cybertron and also let’s the equipment “breath� so to speak.

@Wonko; Yeah, but why oxygen? There are a lot of non-flammable gasses they could've used. And we've seen TFs using radio to communicate in vacuum.

As the Cream of Wheat glugged forth from his meatus, his mind focused on only one thing: Mommy loved him so.

there's lots you can't do in vaccuum. The least of which is audio communication.

Though that begs the question of why a robotic species would keep their ships pressurized with oxygen in the first place.

Guess it's just me playing FTL recently. Opening a few doors out to the void is a good way to deal with fires and rude visitors.

Plus it depends on what part of the ship, can’t easily vent an interior area.

depends on what's wrong. If you need to get something out and away, would also need to have started in a pressurised space to begin with. If you just want to vent extra heat: it wouldn't work as well as vaccuum is an insulator.

If they're in space wouldn't it make more sense just to vent the area affected to vacuum?

I mean the foam was dangerous, but in space they probably put out the fires, then wore the equivalent of a hazmat suit to clean up.

Only on special occassions.

you don't?

I mean, we don't usually use asbestos on our souls.....

*looks at asbestos" Yep... Cause we've never used something harmful as a fire retardant. x.x;

fire retardant foam is so powerful it can extinguish even sparks

I mean, this is a species that can be disabled (possibly fatally after a while?) by flame retardant foam, so yeah.

Transformers are exactly as resilient as the plot needs them to be, so who knows, it could be lethal today.

Which is why Marvel Megatron was interested in Dr. Biggles-Jones' railgun design and had it grafted onto his G2 tank mode.

Doesn't really matter what transformers are made of. If you send a 10 pound ball of metal flying at a good enough velocity, you will do damage.