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hafrogman · Jan 10, 2009

I'm not really sure what Bakugan is. I know I missed a trivia question on it by guessing beyblades, so I think it's similar.

megamania · Jan 10, 2009

Goldmoon said:
they had CHEESECAKE! I was soooooo happy. ...

Saying Cheesecake with your name seems.... prober.....

So much for Guam. Hello hot sand.... which gets everywhere. I have a friend or two that were there when the crap very started. I'm sure you will eventually get out of there also.

megamania · Jan 10, 2009

hafrogman said:
I'm not really sure what Bakugan is. I know I missed a trivia question on it by guessing beyblades, so I think it's similar.

Hello hafrogman. How goes it?

Bakugan involves "creatures" that can fold up into rolling balls but if placed on a magnetized metal card "pop" out arms and a head. Somehow you do battle with these using stats on the metal card.

My son really wants to teach me. Maybe next weekend.

megamania · Jan 10, 2009

Relique du Madde said:
I seriously want to go help out with the restoration of the Fox theater. This place is supposedly EXTREMELY haunted (more so since they started reconstruction).

Neat.

hafrogman · Jan 10, 2009

megamania said:
Hello hafrogman. How goes it?

Bakugan involves "creatures" that can fold up into rolling balls but if placed on a magnetized metal card "pop" out arms and a head. Somehow you do battle with these using stats on the metal card.

My son really wants to teach me. Maybe next weekend.

Hey Mega. . . it goes. Much the same as always.

I remember when I was a kid, out TV shows that were toys just involved plain and simple lasers and robots. Not of this creatures and magnets and cards. Get off my lawn!

megamania · Jan 10, 2009

My favorite toys were the fischer price men. I called them "Moving Men" because they had moving arms, legs and head. There were race car drivers, parachuters, construction men, paramedics, TV crew and so many more. With these figures I of course made them better.

Instead of the motorcross biker I had the Mystery Solver with his jet books, the parachuter was "Crazy" (Martin Riggs but 15 years before there was a Lethal weapon Movie) and others.

My headless Darthvader was Darkhold whom was a dark magic construct.

Even before I knew there was Sci-Fi or DnD I was doing it (age 7 no less)

megamania · Jan 10, 2009

hafrogman said:
Hey Mega. . . it goes. Much the same as always.

I remember when I was a kid, out TV shows that were toys just involved plain and simple lasers and robots. Not of this creatures and magnets and cards. Get off my lawn!

Was the Micronaunts before your time? I had one of those. That was neat and being made of metal very resilant to damage :blush:

.

I'm sure you would believe me if I said I played nice with my cars and toys :angel:

megamania · Jan 10, 2009

Just saw the time. I have to return Death Race to the store. Back later.

Relique du Madde · Jan 10, 2009

Oi... so what ended up happening was my niece woke up like around 4am and was going to steal the bakugan. My little brother woke and caught her and she ended up dropping it (it ended up rolling under his bed). My little brother got punished and yelled at as my niece lied saying she didn't do anything (and also lied about sneaking into his room in the middle of the night).

Once he found the bakugan and showed my mom where it was then she said "That's where I must haved dropped it." I sware... in ravenloft my niece would have failed 5 power checks and turned into a hag or an imp this morning.