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d00d, her pants are so shiny i can see myself in them.
i really need to get some new pickup lines.
MMM now having that vehicle rear end you will be quite exciting!
I'd say seeing that vehicl on the road during anything resembling a sunny day would be burned-retina city...
That's nothing compared to Sting's bike in The Who's Quadrophenia.
Man, that's one bitchin' bike.
There you go.
Scooters are dumb.
Well... this is what happens to that scooter, anyway.
But the other bike is shinier.
That looks like the work of Hajime Sorayama.
Link's broken for me at the moment, so I'll have to take a guess. It's some sort of time machine, and as proof, she just came back from the 80's with that guy.
That is one shiny bike. But it doesn't fly, so we're not in the future yet.
Anyone else reminded of the SilverHawks?
I loved that show. I really liked the Copper Kid, but this is the cooler toy that I had:
-bZj
In my day we only had Micronauts, and we liked it. There wasn't even a tv or comic tie-in until years after we were too old for that crap.
I call bullshit. No one ever liked Micronauts.
I was talking about the toys. The toys were great.
I liked the micronauts! Naa Naa! :P
Dude the Micronauts were awesome. I had the Biotron and it was the best toy I ever had. You could convert it into a tank with the motorized treads on his back, or use them as a demented treadmill torture device with your other 3 1/2" action figures.
-J
Now you're scaring me.
yeah!!! Micronauts rocked! I actually had the entire comic series back in the early 80's... :)
Do you get the chick as well?
Sweet!!! You take the bike and I'll take the girl...2
Hey* add me to ur friends list, Thanxz =)
♥ ~me~
Rikki
yea me 2 plz thnks!!Q!