[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Harbinger

Man i hate that pinless crap. Im sorry but id rather the regular joints come back as its easier to fix hasbros qc issues. And those jointed necks are just another point for breakage, especially give how hard it can be to swap helmeted and unhelmeted heads.

The pinned joints were the last thing keeping the LC from being light years superior to the Figuarts.

Frankly, I could never fix joints even with pins. No matter how much I heated a leg/arm up, the pins would never slide through the joint like I was led to believe.

[Condiment King]

Couldn’t really find an appropriate Power Rangers thread to post this, so here it is.

R.I.P Jason David Frank who played Tommy on the Power Rangers.

Reports suggest suicide. Not to get all naff or cliche or maybe even inappropriate, but any of my fellow toy nerds out there who are struggling and even contemplate this shit now or ever I’m telling you now don’t do it, don’t you f*#$ing do it! It’s not the way, and the pain and guilt you leave behind in your loved ones is unimaginable. Seek help, it’s out there.

P.S. think of the pre-orders you’ve already paid for!

[Harbinger]

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Originally Posted by Condiment King

Couldn’t really find an appropriate Power Rangers thread to post this, so here it is.

R.I.P Jason David Frank who played Tommy on the Power Rangers.

Reports suggest suicide. Not to get all naff or cliche or maybe even inappropriate, but any of my fellow toy nerds out there who are struggling and even contemplate this shit now or ever I’m telling you now don’t do it, don’t you f*#$ing do it! It’s not the way, and the pain and guilt you leave behind in your loved ones is unimaginable. Seek help, it’s out there.

P.S. think of the pre-orders you’ve already paid for!

Id be too afaraid id survive and be a paraplegic or something. Thatd be worse than death.

[Condiment King]

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Originally Posted by Harbinger

Id be too afaraid id survive and be a paraplegic or something. Thatd be worse than death.

Yeah man it happens, and surely that’s a reality worse than the one you were previously trying to escape.

[snake5289]

I'm ashamed to admit but if it wasn't for my dog I've thought about it before. I'm always too worried who'd take care of her without me though.

[Condiment King]

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Originally Posted by snake5289

I'm ashamed to admit but if it wasn't for my dog I've thought about it before. I'm always too worried who'd take care of her without me though.

Nothing to be ashamed about my guy, but let’s be thankful for your dog, I would suggest exploring other avenues that could bring happiness into your life though, or at the very least you must own a dog, any dog, throughout all stages of your life, if owning a dog is potentially saving your life, then it’s a must.

[snake5289]

You're not wrong. It really kicked off when the dog I had for about 16 years had to be put down. That was a really tough 6 months or so. It was pretty much agreed that I needed something to keep me from going deeper in that funk. Sure enough she showed up to our house out of nowhere. No one claimed her so I kept her. She'll be 7 in July.

[Condiment King]

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Originally Posted by snake5289

You're not wrong. It really kicked off when the dog I had for about 16 years had to be put down. That was a really tough 6 months or so. It was pretty much agreed that I needed something to keep me from going deeper in that funk. Sure enough she showed up to our house out of nowhere. No one claimed her so I kept her. She'll be 7 in July.

Sounds like you and your current dog ending up together was meant to be, seems to me you both saved each other.

[Harbinger]

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Originally Posted by snake5289

You're not wrong. It really kicked off when the dog I had for about 16 years had to be put down. That was a really tough 6 months or so. It was pretty much agreed that I needed something to keep me from going deeper in that funk. Sure enough she showed up to our house out of nowhere. No one claimed her so I kept her. She'll be 7 in July.

Thats great man I feel the same about my cats. Those lil furballs help keep me sane. Well sane-ish!

[snake5289]

Thanks fellas. She may be a little crazy (and by that I mean full of energy) but she's probably the most lovable dog I've ever seen. Not a mean bone in her body.

This was last Christmas. She got that bed and I mistakenly thought putting it where she likes to sleep on my bed was a good idea.

[Harbinger]

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Originally Posted by snake5289

Thanks fellas. She may be a little crazy (and by that I mean full of energy) but she's probably the most lovable dog I've ever seen. Not a mean bone in her body.

This was last Christmas. She got that bed and I mistakenly thought putting it where she likes to sleep on my bed was a good idea.

Awwwww shes a cutie pie.

[snake5289]

Yup. Still haven't been able to find out what she is though.
That's her with my mom's chihuahua before I started cutting her hair.

[Harbinger]

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Originally Posted by snake5289

Yup. Still haven't been able to find out what she is though.
That's her with my mom's chihuahua before I started cutting her hair.

Shes adorable 5hats all ya need know.

[snake5289]

Indeed she is. Hard to believe it now but they used to be about the same size when Chewie (that's her name) first showed up. Everybody guessed she was around 6 months old. She may be bigger but she still likes to sleep on top of me which is something's done since the first night she started staying with me.

Sorry I didn't mean to take over the topic.