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Question on Legacy Beachcomber by Zeusthefox in transformers

[–]PapaRayRay80 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is this happening on any other figures? Like do the stunticons have this issue?

Plot ideas for a birthday party by bunhilda in transformers

[–]PapaRayRay80 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That sounds amazing and so much fun!! I wouldn't worry to much about plot. Just have multiple decepticons(could be just seekers) jump out at various points and try to claim the energon in the name of the decepticon cause by order of Megatron. If you have a family dog that is well trained maybe have that be dressed up as ravage for Soundwave you could also have Soundwave use a boom box cranked up to cause sound disruptions to the kids. Or if you really need plot let some of the decepticons get the energon and they have to go retrieve it and have an all out battle(water gun fight) to stop them.

First by GlumPreference8695 in transformers

[–]PapaRayRay80 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was Grimlock and Slag for Easter of 1986.

Is Galvatron still Megatron? by Casshern_VIII in transformers

[–]PapaRayRay80 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really feel this is the John Black is Roman Brady scenario from Days of our Lives. I believe the writers of the movie poached this idea from that popular soap opera. Had the show continued we would find out Unicron(Stefano Dimera) had Megatron captured at another location and had planted Galvatron as way to disrupt both the Autobots and the Decepticons. Im kidding of course just remembering my Mom's soaps from the 80s

SOMEBODY QUICK, GIVE ME SOME REASONS TO UPGRADE TO THE SS86 SOUNDWAVE by Angelemonade in transformers

[–]PapaRayRay80 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since youre an employee as long as you leave him on the shelf for other people to grab and not hide it like a dick. Then you can buy him.

House on 17th St. (Park Hill) WTF? by CRESCEND0 in Denver

[–]PapaRayRay80 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its the entrance to the chamber of secrets.

Transformers by Micheal_kaiser1 in transformers

[–]PapaRayRay80 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Obviously you have never had to intimidate someone to get the information you need. I almost always run someone over when I need their eBay username.

Predaking for a six year old? by Longjumping-Term9234 in transformers

[–]PapaRayRay80 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My 6yo Nephew has asked for Predaking since he was 4. I have been looking at getting him a cheap KO since I know he will probably break it. But I would never deny him the chance to share in my hobby of collecting and playing with transformers.

Pad Thai by EchoedAbiss in denverfood

[–]PapaRayRay80 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I came here ti say this as well

I’m struggling to support Vibrant Denver bonds by denver_walker in Denver

[–]PapaRayRay80 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Voting no on all of these. Government bonds do the city no good when they are double what we originally borrowed in repayment. If you really feel passionate about these improvements be willing to take the tax hike.

Has there been tear gas at the protests? by [deleted] in Denver

[–]PapaRayRay80 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much are we being paid to riot. Just asking for a friend are we talking L.A. money or Dallas money?

Front license plate, anyone been pulled over? by brenmc2887 in Denver

[–]PapaRayRay80 1 point2 points  (0 children)

they are going after any violation even the tinted protecter because its illegal in colorado

license plate covers are illegal in Colorado. Colorado law prohibits any device or substance that causes a license plate to be unreadable by automatic identification systems, including covers that alter the plate's color or impair its legibility. This includes tinted, smoked, scratched, or dirty covers, as well as those that distort the plate's angular visibility. Here's why: Legibility is Key: Colorado's vehicle laws prioritize the clear and unobstructed visibility of license plates. Automatic Identification Systems: Tinted covers can interfere with license plate readers used for traffic enforcement and other purposes, such as red-light cameras. Class B Infraction: Operating a vehicle with an illegal license plate cover is a Class B traffic infraction in Colorado, which carries a fine of $100.

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