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They cheaped out on those joints, I guess...

It would be good if the tip was in the box, giving you a chance to glue it back on. For those that don't have the tip in the box, I guess they're breaking these things on the assembly line and just packing them up anyway...

Oh, this thing? http://www.gametrailers.com/player.php?id=...ype=wmv&pl=game All I can say, is "WTF?"

She was in the Zero for a little bit-she was sucking her thumb while Shin and his RIO were doing their thing in episode 3, I think it was?

Exactly. If he'd at least tapped that ass I MIGHT be able to understand giving that medal away. I look at it this way though: there'll always be ass to be tapped, especially for a fighter pilot, that medal was pretty much a one-shot deal and he should've at least asked for it back when he got together with what's-her-face...

We are thinking too much into this, as these are one-dimensional, fictional characters with a predetermined life of behaviors. For the sake of the discussion however, Guld is nothing more than a scoundrel, a villain, whose evil behavior manifested itself at an early stage in his life when he assaulted Myung and Isamu for no justifiable reason at all (what other people do together is their own business). Later, he sabotaged the '19 project which almost ended in a tradgedy, then he "accidentally" thought something while flying the '21 that resulted in Isamu's crash, and then he tried to murder Isamu on Earth when it's obviously implied that he was supposed to merely stop Isamu from ruining the armstice ceremony. Guld's personal sacrifice was the LEAST that he could do for the people whose trust that he had betrayed over the years. In regards to the idea that Guld or anyone else could be a result of their upbringing and thus explaining anti-social behavior? BS. As long as Guld or anyone else has the capacity to discern right and wrong they can always make a choice; Guld chose to be a punk and deserved to die...

I can't BELIEVE that he gave her his medal...

Gotta' agree with that one. Even if you could trust the crooks on Ebay, what sort of return policy do they have? None, to be sure. Purchases like this should be in your particular region, and they'd better be established, hence the costly business with BBTS as there's no price too high for trust and security...

Damn, that is one big bird...

Lol...Not a bad idea, although most of us are obviously without shame anyway...

Sounds good-just get me off of this fraking planet already...

Hm...I didn't even think about anything outside of the anime/toy world. I once spent about $5K to have the 440 in my Charger rebuilt, which easily tops anything that I bought in the anime/toy world...

That is one weathered CF. I hope you can get a CARFAX report for it...

Nothing. Let's head back to the 'Monkey forums...

Like the man said, this is a Mustang, not a Miata. Assuming that anyone who buys these 500's is going to take it out of their climate controlled garage, you can bet that going in a straight line really fast is the most action this car will ever see; muscle cars aren't supposed to do anything else but go fast in a straight line, hence no need for an IRS...

$1200 on a Bandai Strike...

All I see is a girl holding a helmet...

Furthermore, did they stop the IRS for the Mustang (Cobra) in 2004?

Just read this article regarding the possibility of FTL travel in the May issue of Popular Science: http://www.popsci.com/popsci/aviationspace...ecbccdrcrd.html

^ God, I love this guy!

I say it's Bacardi O3....

That was...disturbing...

Luckily, 2 members had 2 spare heatshields (you wacky customizers!), and I just bought and installed those. Waiting for reissues is really the smartest way to go, or is it? As we've discovered, time didn't solve the VF-1's QC issues...

If you check your pre-order page in your account, the VF-0 should still be listed as $164. I'm hoping that BBTS will honor this original price quote, which would explain why they haven't changed it there...