Stargrave wrote:Article titles like this make me so damned proud to be a Seibertronian
Well done good sir!
Skritz wrote:Hey, this is no laughing matter! Optimus Prime is getting quite old by now and his structural integrity isn't what it used to be. He's an old bot and his body is failing him! Should we be laughing at an old man leaking energon from his exhaust pipe?!
Quantum Surge wrote:As if there weren't enough gross-out toys that should have stayed in whatever decade they came out from...
Leonardo wrote:Take your lips off my pipe!
Sledge wrote:Finally! Wheelie will get the credit he's due with a set of five Wheelies.
ScottyP wrote:Kid 1 "What did you get for Christmas?"
Kid 2 "Steve.........What did you get?"
Kid 1 "John Cena!"
carytheone wrote:There no way this sh!t is officially licensed, we doing 3rd party stuff again?
carytheone wrote:There no way this sh!t is officially licensed, we doing 3rd party stuff again?
I'm just surprised an unlicensed product was front paged, that's all.william-james88 wrote:If it was official, it wouldn't be in this forum. This is unlicensed but it isn't 3rd party either (not that 3rd party was ever a proper word for Chinese companies making Transforming toys that use the likeness and dont pay).carytheone wrote:There no way this sh!t is officially licensed, we doing 3rd party stuff again?
This is parody, and a Transformers reference from a 1st party channel (mass North American retail) and from an actual competitor to Hasbro no less. So consider it similar to articles pointing out transformers references in animé or marvel comics or robot chicken or whatnot.
carytheone wrote:I'm just surprised an unlicensed product was front paged, that's all.william-james88 wrote:If it was official, it wouldn't be in this forum. This is unlicensed but it isn't 3rd party either (not that 3rd party was ever a proper word for Chinese companies making Transforming toys that use the likeness and dont pay).carytheone wrote:There no way this sh!t is officially licensed, we doing 3rd party stuff again?
This is parody, and a Transformers reference from a 1st party channel (mass North American retail) and from an actual competitor to Hasbro no less. So consider it similar to articles pointing out transformers references in animé or marvel comics or robot chicken or whatnot.
william-james88 wrote:carytheone wrote:I'm just surprised an unlicensed product was front paged, that's all.william-james88 wrote:If it was official, it wouldn't be in this forum. This is unlicensed but it isn't 3rd party either (not that 3rd party was ever a proper word for Chinese companies making Transforming toys that use the likeness and dont pay).carytheone wrote:There no way this sh!t is officially licensed, we doing 3rd party stuff again?
This is parody, and a Transformers reference from a 1st party channel (mass North American retail) and from an actual competitor to Hasbro no less. So consider it similar to articles pointing out transformers references in animé or marvel comics or robot chicken or whatnot.
As I said, think of it more as a reference to the brand. We news that quite a bit. This should in no way be confused with what fans call 3rd party products, which would be illegal according to US law.
Leonardo wrote:Take your lips off my pipe!
Ironhidensh wrote:william-james88 wrote:carytheone wrote:I'm just surprised an unlicensed product was front paged, that's all.william-james88 wrote:If it was official, it wouldn't be in this forum. This is unlicensed but it isn't 3rd party either (not that 3rd party was ever a proper word for Chinese companies making Transforming toys that use the likeness and dont pay).carytheone wrote:There no way this sh!t is officially licensed, we doing 3rd party stuff again?
This is parody, and a Transformers reference from a 1st party channel (mass North American retail) and from an actual competitor to Hasbro no less. So consider it similar to articles pointing out transformers references in animé or marvel comics or robot chicken or whatnot.
As I said, think of it more as a reference to the brand. We news that quite a bit. This should in no way be confused with what fans call 3rd party products, which would be illegal according to US law.
Laws bought and paid for by corporations, not chosen by the American people.
william-james88 wrote:Ironhidensh wrote:william-james88 wrote:carytheone wrote:I'm just surprised an unlicensed product was front paged, that's all.william-james88 wrote:If it was official, it wouldn't be in this forum. This is unlicensed but it isn't 3rd party either (not that 3rd party was ever a proper word for Chinese companies making Transforming toys that use the likeness and dont pay).carytheone wrote:There no way this sh!t is officially licensed, we doing 3rd party stuff again?
This is parody, and a Transformers reference from a 1st party channel (mass North American retail) and from an actual competitor to Hasbro no less. So consider it similar to articles pointing out transformers references in animé or marvel comics or robot chicken or whatnot.
As I said, think of it more as a reference to the brand. We news that quite a bit. This should in no way be confused with what fans call 3rd party products, which would be illegal according to US law.
Laws bought and paid for by corporations, not chosen by the American people.
Since when are laws chosen by the American people?
Leonardo wrote:Take your lips off my pipe!
Ironhidensh wrote:william-james88 wrote:Ironhidensh wrote:william-james88 wrote:carytheone wrote:I'm just surprised an unlicensed product was front paged, that's all.william-james88 wrote:If it was official, it wouldn't be in this forum. This is unlicensed but it isn't 3rd party either (not that 3rd party was ever a proper word for Chinese companies making Transforming toys that use the likeness and dont pay).carytheone wrote:There no way this sh!t is officially licensed, we doing 3rd party stuff again?
This is parody, and a Transformers reference from a 1st party channel (mass North American retail) and from an actual competitor to Hasbro no less. So consider it similar to articles pointing out transformers references in animé or marvel comics or robot chicken or whatnot.
As I said, think of it more as a reference to the brand. We news that quite a bit. This should in no way be confused with what fans call 3rd party products, which would be illegal according to US law.
Laws bought and paid for by corporations, not chosen by the American people.
Since when are laws chosen by the American people?
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