Wierd shit going on here!

**Guyver** · March 25th, 2004, 05:05 PM

Originally posted by Tortricidae:
that is odd. it could be just someone in your house fucking with you, but weird shit does happen that can't really be explained. hope you figure out what's going on.

Well, it is just me, my wife and my son here. Cathi (the wife) hates my toys. She refuses to touch the barker stuff cuz she says they are "icky".
My son (Zane) is ony 4 months old, so i don't think it was him.

**Andyman** · March 25th, 2004, 05:05 PM

I wouldn't rule out vibrations having a subtle effect. Could be seismic or just vibrations from your TV speakers. Just a thought.

**chaserfan** · March 25th, 2004, 05:07 PM

Its SATAN I TELL YOU! the only way to cure this problem is to box that evil shit up and send it to me!

**Guyver** · March 25th, 2004, 05:11 PM

Originally posted by Andyman:
I wouldn't rule out vibrations having a subtle effect. Could be seismic or just vibrations from your TV speakers. Just a thought.

ok, i would give you that vibrations from the speakers, that are next to the case could move some of them, but Decker and the twin were on diffrent levels in the case. if you look at shot one, you can see the step and the diffrence.
Vibrations can't do that.

[ March 25, 2004 01:13 PM: Message edited by: Guyver ]

**Guyver** · March 25th, 2004, 05:12 PM

Originally posted by chaserfan:
Its SATAN I TELL YOU! the only way to cure this problem is to box that evil shit up and send it to me!

nice try, but if they are truly evil, I wil sell them on e-bay.

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**Biomechanoid** · March 25th, 2004, 05:15 PM

Is your display case ventilated? Can it receive fresh air?

I ask because even after years of saying it, I still don't think anyone believes that toys really are alive, and that they live in a state of suspended animation while they are MOC. Their packaging is sealed with the only atmosphere plasticoids can breathe, and some of their accessories are made to contain consentrated amounts of this gas should they ever be freed from their blisters. Eventually, they do run out of breathe and die, leaving only their soulless plastic corpses as statues. Some, however, have invented very clever schemes to sustain themselves for longer periods outside of the box. If your case is airtight, they have an endless supply of healthy atmosphere at their disposal, and it appears as if they may be working together kill you in your sleep. I can only advise you either cut air holes in the case, or at the very least throw in a dry silicon packet as it absorbs their precious air. Good luck.

Plasticoids...I should copyright that...

**Guyver** · March 25th, 2004, 05:18 PM

Originally posted by Nostromo LIVES:
Is your display case ventilated? Can it receive fresh air?

I ask because even after years of saying it, I still don't think anyone believes that toys really are alive, and that they live in a state of suspended animation while they are MOC. Their packaging is sealed with the only atmosphere plasticoids can breathe, and some of their accessories are made to contain consentrated amounts of this gas should they ever be freed from their blisters. Eventually, they do run out of breathe and die, leaving only their soulless plastic corpses as statues. Some, however, have invented very clever schemes to sustain themselves for longer periods outside of the box. If your case is airtight, they have an endless supply of healthy atmosphere at their disposal, and it appears as if they may be working together kill you in your sleep. I can only advise you either cut air holes in the case, or at the very least throw in a dry silicon packet as it absorbs their precious air. Good luck.

Plasticoids...I should copyright that...

ROTFLMAO.
Ok, that was good. But the case is not air tight.

**shypappy** · March 25th, 2004, 05:20 PM

Originally posted by Nostromo LIVES:
Is your display case ventilated? Can it receive fresh air?

I ask because even after years of saying it, I still don't think anyone believes that toys really are alive, and that they live in a state of suspended animation while they are MOC. Their packaging is sealed with the only atmosphere plasticoids can breathe, and some of their accessories are made to contain consentrated amounts of this gas should they ever be freed from their blisters. Eventually, they do run out of breathe and die, leaving only their soulless plastic corpses as statues. Some, however, have invented very clever schemes to sustain themselves for longer periods outside of the box. If your case is airtight, they have an endless supply of healthy atmosphere at their disposal, and it appears as if they may be working together kill you in your sleep. I can only advise you either cut air holes in the case, or at the very least throw in a dry silicon packet as it absorbs their precious air. Good luck.

Plasticoids...I should copyright that...

Fucking beautiful!!! [img]biggrin.gif[/img] LOL!!!