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Re: Type M-24B Support Walking Tank
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Fri, 27 Jan 2006 08:05:46 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Keith Goldman wrote:
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Remind me to partially collapse my lung next time I’m there’s a mecha
competition, it might improve my entry. This mech rocks, but I have a couple
of questions: Does the cockpit have a cup-holder, and is it legal in
Kentucky?
-Keith
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Ah yes the lack of oxygen does wonders for getting the creative juices flowing.
I tried to capitalise on this and build a battlesuit yesterday but unfortunately
I was all juiced out :(
No cup holders - United Space commanders found that encouraging the consumption
of stimulating beverages inside war machines was causing distractions for
pilots. So they simply issue shots of combat stimulants - easier to handle and
messy coffee spills inside walking tank cockpits......
Man this thing ain’t legal anywhere - do you know how much of a mess a 15-ton
walking tank makes of asphalt when it runs? Let alone innocent civilians
traversing said asphalt.
Zac
(Proud to finally try my hand at some smack with the master)
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| (...) Remind me to partially collapse my lung next time I'm there's a mecha competition, it might improve my entry. This mech rocks, but I have a couple of questions: Does the cockpit have a cup-holder, and is it legal in Kentucky? -Keith (19 years ago, 27-Jan-06, to lugnet.build.mecha, FTX)
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