In which there are pictures of various things
So, the other day, Mia presents me with this, the unholy culmination of a thousand childhood fantasies dubbed too risque to ever actually materialize in the 3-dimensional world:
Yes, It's a Transformer.
Yes, It's Star Wars.
By transitive property, we can then reasonably conclude that its a FREAKING STAR WARS TRANSFORMER ZOMG!!$@##^
Sorry, I lost control there for a second.
It comes with 2 lightsabers, which can be wielded in crazy Samurai poses in Robot mode, and function as honest-to-god push-button MISSILES in Tie Fighter mode. Pictures of this licensing and design triumph are available here.
In the course of taking pictures of this thing to brag shamelessly about (a boast-fest you're currently reading) I decided to finally upgrade my home server's gallery software, as it was approximately 10 "URGENT SECURITY WARNING" patches out of date, and looked rather plain and boring. Showing off this thing needed a full image-display system update.
Thus, Imperial Surveilance 2.0 was born. This took a lot longer than I had hoped, and that probably took away from any joy Mia got at how excited I was to show off her present.
The joy would come back, though, when her Princess Pink case finally arrived:
and was promptly invaded.
Full gallery of that is available here.
[it delivers what it promises]
Yes, It's a Transformer.
Yes, It's Star Wars.
By transitive property, we can then reasonably conclude that its a FREAKING STAR WARS TRANSFORMER ZOMG!!$@##^
Sorry, I lost control there for a second.
It comes with 2 lightsabers, which can be wielded in crazy Samurai poses in Robot mode, and function as honest-to-god push-button MISSILES in Tie Fighter mode. Pictures of this licensing and design triumph are available here.
In the course of taking pictures of this thing to brag shamelessly about (a boast-fest you're currently reading) I decided to finally upgrade my home server's gallery software, as it was approximately 10 "URGENT SECURITY WARNING" patches out of date, and looked rather plain and boring. Showing off this thing needed a full image-display system update.
Thus, Imperial Surveilance 2.0 was born. This took a lot longer than I had hoped, and that probably took away from any joy Mia got at how excited I was to show off her present.
The joy would come back, though, when her Princess Pink case finally arrived:
and was promptly invaded.
Full gallery of that is available here.
[it delivers what it promises]