mu rant!!!!!

proteus · 02-12-2012, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by MGTAJ

Yeah, there are times when I journey into Glasgow City Centre I have to decide on a few MU figures or a box of Lucky Charms and some of the real Mountain Dew. Dont knock France though, I holiday there! :P

Just fooling mate,in 1940 after he managed to miss the evacuation from dunkirk,my Grandad bill got on the Lancastria at Cherbourg,a stuka dropped a bomb through the deck whilst she was at anchor. About 3500-4000 soldiers and french citizens lost their lives that day,if it hadnt been for the french fisherman who pulled old Bill outta the water i wouldnt be here to be a wiseass!!! But back on topic Lucky Charms are so damn good!!!

Tiberius · 02-12-2012, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by proteus

Just fooling mate,in 1939 after he managed to miss the evacuation from dunkirk,my Grandad bill got on the Lancastria at Cherbourg,a stuka dropped a bomb through the deck whilst she was at anchor. About 3500-4000 soldiers and french citizens lost their lives that day,if it hadnt been for the french fisherman who pulled old Bill outta the water i wouldnt be here to be a wiseass!!! But back on topic Lucky Charms are so damn good!!!

My grandfather was there too. Made it back on a little fishing boat, that he said he swore was slowly sinking.

Dunkirk evacuation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It is hard not to get off topic when it is mentioned because I have a lot of respect for my Grandfather and all the allied soldiers in WWII and I just miss him a lot.

proteus · 02-12-2012, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Tiberius

My grandfather was there too. Made it back on a little fishing boat, that he said he swore was slowly sinking.

Dunkirk evacuation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It is hard not to get off topic when it is mentioned because I have a lot of respect for my Grandfather and all the allied soldiers in WWII and I just miss him a lot.

Same here mate,it pains me that these veterans are slowly being forgotten. But on a lighter note old Bill spent the rest of the war acting the fool and winding up his C.O's, Classic example,an officer approached him and said "hoi Swannick i need some poles for a tent"(bill was an army carpenter) so he said "well sir if you go out of the camp turn right,drive for a mile and go into the field there,you"ll find as many poles as you need,just help yourself." "Ah right good man Swannick" says the officer and off he goes.........out of the camp turns right,drives for a mile,goes into a field..........to find about 2000 billeted polish soldiers!!!Wahahahahahahahahaha!!

Tiberius · 02-12-2012, 02:41 PM

Hahahaahahahahahaha. Oh the silly English enjoying themselves as best they can with a world war going on.

proteus · 02-12-2012, 03:00 PM

Hahahahaha!!!"What???germans you say??? The WHOLE Third Reich poised to invade???Not before tiffin they won't the blighters!!!! Now fetch the fine china its time for a nice cup of tea and a sandwich!!!

bmorr · 02-12-2012, 03:06 PM

how did this thread turn into WW1 politics?????

Tiberius · 02-12-2012, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by bmorr

how did this thread turn into WW1 politics?????

WW2....and it was Frances fault haha.

Jason Abbadon · 02-12-2012, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Tiberius

My grandfather was there too. Made it back on a little fishing boat, that he said he swore was slowly sinking.

Dunkirk evacuation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It is hard not to get off topic when it is mentioned because I have a lot of respect for my Grandfather and all the allied soldiers in WWII and I just miss him a lot.

My grandma was one of Jimmy Doolittle's secretaries for a while in the war- she had his flight wings (which I inherited).
My Granddad made her quit because Doolittle kept hitting on her! That giy was like rwice her age!
I guess when a flyboy gives your girl a pair of wings to wear, it's time to break that shit up! LOL!

proteus · 02-12-2012, 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by bmorr

how did this thread turn into WW1 politics?????

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Originally Posted by Tiberius

WW2....and it was Frances fault haha.

Well theres no politics,and to be fair.....The germans started it,they invaded Poland!!!!!

< this will explain it all!!! Wahahahahaha!!

And to get things back on track:

Captain America fought the Germans,he's the 1st Avenger,the Avengers movie is out soon, as are the Avengers toys,they are part of the Marvel Universe,the toys of which some people can find,some people cant......which puts us back on track!!!YAY!!

proteus · 02-12-2012, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason Abbadon

My grandma was Jimmy Doolittle's secretary for a while in the war- she had his flight wings (which I inherited).
My Granddad made her quit because Doolittle kept hitting on her!
When a flyboy gives your girl a pair of wings to wear, it's time to break that shit up! LOL!

PS Doolittle???? As in raid on Japan following Pearl Harbour?? Stripped down Mitchell bombers?? Josh Hartnett??? Ben Affleck??? DAMN bro thats awesome!!!! The Mitchell is my ALLTIME favourite WWII airplane!!!

Jason Abbadon · 02-12-2012, 03:33 PM

Yeah, that guy- pretty daring stuff. Everyone though the raid on Japan was a one-way ticket.

I lost my grandma last month and it was a race to get the wings before some...er...relative, lets just say...found them and took them along with whatever was not nailed down from her house.
Only me and my uncle even knew what they were.

I got her photo album too- if you can, get yours and scan all of it in! It's cool to have and you never know all the cool stuff in your family unless you ask...

Er...where does Ben Aflek fall into anything though? Some movie, obviously..

Tiberius · 02-12-2012, 03:34 PM

Proteus...go make an History Thread...RIGHT MEOW.

proteus · 02-12-2012, 03:59 PM

Hahahaha i might just do that,do you think it would break any of the rules here??

bmorr · 02-12-2012, 04:26 PM

as long as you put it the general discussion area, why not?

Tiberius · 02-12-2012, 04:27 PM

It may get to political and religious actually. We just have to watch what we say.

Jason Abbadon · 02-12-2012, 09:54 PM

Unless it's political or religous action figures, which would kick ass.
I'd but the hell out of Barack Obama in 3.75- he'd be a great hero or hostage in any diorama!
And who does ot want to make a cyborg Putin? Or Moses for that matter?
Zombie Moses.

SH0CKWAVE · 02-12-2012, 10:14 PM

Jason Abbadon · 02-12-2012, 10:19 PM

it looks like her fingers are inside her skull!
Creepy.

Tiberius · 02-12-2012, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason Abbadon

it looks like her fingers are inside her skull!
Creepy.

Yea man...those fingers are really in there...

M3T4L V1KING · 02-12-2012, 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Tiberius

Yea man...those fingers are really in there...

Hehehehehehehe.

proteus · 02-13-2012, 05:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Tiberius

Yea man...those fingers are really in there...

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Originally Posted by M3T4L V1KING

Hehehehehehehe.

*snigger*

Proteus' kickass history thread!!! - Toyark.com

History thread is up!! Please feel free to contribute!!!!

tlasjr · 02-13-2012, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Tiberius

It may get to political and religious actually. We just have to watch what we say.

democracy vs. facism? Is there any one in the community who would stand up for the Nazis? Or even speak up if someone was bashing the Hitlerites?
And the current drought of new figures goes back to at least november.
If the wm/qs pack was available to ship to major retailers and specialty etailers like bbts at the same time that means we are now 4 or more months out and went through the xmas season either too backed up and unable to restock or unwilling to restock.
I hope Im wrong but I think the wonderman/dd wave and the storm/iron fist wave are write offs. we'll never see them in large quantities

proteus · 02-13-2012, 10:34 AM

Damn mate i hope so too,i REALLY want a Wonderman figure!! Couldnt give a red cent for that arrogant son of a spoonbender Quicksilver,but i NEED Wonderman dammit!!!

02-12-2012, 02:09 PM	#26
proteus Industrial Toy Meddler Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: abandoned power station, UK Posts: 1,508	Quote: Originally Posted by MGTAJ Yeah, there are times when I journey into Glasgow City Centre I have to decide on a few MU figures or a box of Lucky Charms and some of the real Mountain Dew. Dont knock France though, I holiday there! :P Just fooling mate,in 1940 after he managed to miss the evacuation from dunkirk,my Grandad bill got on the Lancastria at Cherbourg,a stuka dropped a bomb through the deck whilst she was at anchor. About 3500-4000 soldiers and french citizens lost their lives that day,if it hadnt been for the french fisherman who pulled old Bill outta the water i wouldnt be here to be a wiseass!!! But back on topic Lucky Charms are so damn good!!! __________________ Feedback:http://www.toyark.com/proteus-54804/ Last edited by proteus; 02-12-2012 at 02:39 PM.. Reason: shame on me fluffed the date!!

02-12-2012, 02:16 PM	#27
Tiberius Be Superior Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Vancouver Island, Canada Posts: 9,891	Quote: Originally Posted by proteus Just fooling mate,in 1939 after he managed to miss the evacuation from dunkirk,my Grandad bill got on the Lancastria at Cherbourg,a stuka dropped a bomb through the deck whilst she was at anchor. About 3500-4000 soldiers and french citizens lost their lives that day,if it hadnt been for the french fisherman who pulled old Bill outta the water i wouldnt be here to be a wiseass!!! But back on topic Lucky Charms are so damn good!!! My grandfather was there too. Made it back on a little fishing boat, that he said he swore was slowly sinking. Dunkirk evacuation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia It is hard not to get off topic when it is mentioned because I have a lot of respect for my Grandfather and all the allied soldiers in WWII and I just miss him a lot. __________________

02-12-2012, 02:32 PM	#28
proteus Industrial Toy Meddler Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: abandoned power station, UK Posts: 1,508	Quote: Originally Posted by Tiberius My grandfather was there too. Made it back on a little fishing boat, that he said he swore was slowly sinking. Dunkirk evacuation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia It is hard not to get off topic when it is mentioned because I have a lot of respect for my Grandfather and all the allied soldiers in WWII and I just miss him a lot. Same here mate,it pains me that these veterans are slowly being forgotten. But on a lighter note old Bill spent the rest of the war acting the fool and winding up his C.O's, Classic example,an officer approached him and said "hoi Swannick i need some poles for a tent"(bill was an army carpenter) so he said "well sir if you go out of the camp turn right,drive for a mile and go into the field there,you"ll find as many poles as you need,just help yourself." "Ah right good man Swannick" says the officer and off he goes.........out of the camp turns right,drives for a mile,goes into a field..........to find about 2000 billeted polish soldiers!!!Wahahahahahahahahaha!! __________________ Feedback:http://www.toyark.com/proteus-54804/

02-12-2012, 02:41 PM	#29
Tiberius Be Superior Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Vancouver Island, Canada Posts: 9,891	Hahahaahahahahahaha. Oh the silly English enjoying themselves as best they can with a world war going on. __________________

02-12-2012, 03:00 PM	#30
proteus Industrial Toy Meddler Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: abandoned power station, UK Posts: 1,508	Hahahahaha!!!"What???germans you say??? The WHOLE Third Reich poised to invade???Not before tiffin they won't the blighters!!!! Now fetch the fine china its time for a nice cup of tea and a sandwich!!! __________________ Feedback:http://www.toyark.com/proteus-54804/