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The Wakeful Brain Complaint Thread
I wonder if I could build a "B" horror comic around a giant cicada eating a town?
I mean, I have a praying mantis, a spider, and a scorpion but those have all been done!
There's a cicada in the Daz Store calling my name... oh noes! :gulp:
*edit* Argh.. and now a pill bug! "Giant Cicada vs. MegaPillbug - Mutant Insect Deathmatch!" :ahhh:
There goes tomorrows 3D asset money, and it's not TVC related. Well, I'm getting the berry dragons, THOSE are for TVC (they'll be different pixie dragons. Pixie dragons are one of the most deadly things in Vickys world). :bug:The Return of the Son of the Complaint ThreadMiss Bad Wolf said:Rezca said:WistWereTheDayz said:i was gonna have ceasar salad and a glass of rosado for dinner but the toffifays ruined my appetite.
say no to wraiths, or candy, mostly candyI tend to avoid Wraiths because I get betrayals easy whenever I drive them. Friendly fire and all that, since their cannons pack some serious splash damage. Also people tend to be sore losers if you get to drive one and they don't and they start shooting at you.
is this in a game?
In the Halo franchise, Wraiths are the tanks that the alien group known as the Covenant use. They name most of their vehicles after spirity stuff (Revenants, Ghosts as recon vehicles, Banshees as their air vehicles, Phantoms as their dropships, etc).
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They have huge cannons and turbo boosters and a plasma turret that another person can man. Unlike the human's tank the Scorpion, the Wraith has a long-range mortar cannon and not a standard point-and-shoot cannon.
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http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Type-26_Assault_Gun_Carriage
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"The Type-26 Assault Gun Carriage,[2] more commonly identified as the Wraith by the UNSC, is the Covenant's main heavy assault vehicle for ground engagements. "The Return of the Son of the Complaint Threadlol - you never know which way this thread is gonna turn.
i want to watch Return of the Jedi, but i don't have that dvd. do you think the encased in carbonite was a displacement map?
today, watched Scorpion King, Star Trek 2009, and Dungeons & Dragons-the one with Jeremy Irons as a bad,bad mage.
heating up some spaghetti on a cookie sheet.



