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The mysteries of the Primes are many and vast.

Found Galaxy wave 8 in the Easter display at Walmart for five bucks. Figured, hey, I've only bought two of this wave so far anyway, those are good odds to avoid doubles, right? So I picked up a pair, and..... Two more Metroplex. So it goes.

*HEAVY BREATHING*

Man, I gotta start making friends who have elbows.

For size questions: Defender-class Grimlock, Galaxy-class IDW Prime and planet-mode Unicron, Classics class Nemesis Prime and TF1 Shockwave (the leggy aesthetic of TF1 means he's a bit taller), and Action Edition Megatron, with Voyager Animated Nemesis Prime for scale.

Amalgamous's weapon looks more like a pickaxe to me. He is a Prime and he's digging a hole, diggy diggy hole, diggy diggy hole.

A certain amount of money brings security, which enables happiness. Too much money brings misery. But the rich only think about themselves. They think that since all of their money hasn't made them happy, clearly money doesn't make anyone happy.

"Money can't buy happiness" says the rich man.

It looks like one of those early third party figures that some people swore up and down was incredible.

I have plenty of words. They just all seem inadequate. And a good chunk of them would get me a warning.

Benny's was a small New England chain (might've just been Rhode Island? I forget) that went under a few years back. They were mainly a hardware store, but they had some other stuff too, including a toy section. It's an old joke among contractors that anyone in the 80s could be a carpenter by...

I remember picking things up from Ames, Bradley's, Benny's, Child World, and a few more half-remembered chains.

The molds they used were similar in functionality to the early BW basics, with the spring-loaded flip-change transformations and lots of ball joints. They probably picked them for some thematic continuity across the lines. But they didn't want to make bigger all-new molds for what was basically...

If we're going that far, I'd like to hear from a mad cultist's ceremonial dagger. I don't care that it's inanimate, it's still smarter than the current embarrassment. Probably more sanitary too.

That's two questions. PULL THE LEVER!

I know I already made this comment elsewhere, but: At this point, I'm willing to hear the Great Old Ones' proposal.

We didn't get a plow. We got a bulldozer. Which did one pass, cleared one narrow lane of the street, and never came back. And of course, it was the far side of the street, so we still had to shovel a good ten feet out into the street to get to that lane. Through about three feet of snow. I hurt.

At this point I'm just interested in seeing anything that's not the 84-86 designs with a few new hinges.

Might as well reuse the same thread. So, we got another blizzard this week. Rhode Island officially beat the Blizzard of 78 for a new record snowfall. Side streets are still not all plowed three days later. But, of course, the governor lifted the travel bans. And people are expected to get to...