oh god that giant magnet, that thing scared the shit out of me when I was just a wee bab.

I see rob the robot, a ingauge or how ever you spell it, a zuun, and boom box

Goes to scrap yard, complains about things not being recycled.

Does she even know what a scrap yard is for..?

chaser said:
oh god that giant magnet, that thing scared the shit out of me when I was just a wee bab.

(sung by a choir of despondent cars) You're Worthleeeeesss.....

yeetthemartians1897 said:
(sung by a choir of despondent cars) You're Worthleeeeesss.....

I watched that movie a ton when I was a kid and I do not know how they allowed that thing to be marketed for kids, on reflection. Great movie. NOT a good thing to show to kids.

duracell said:
I watched that movie a ton when I was a kid and I do not know how they allowed that thing to be marketed for kids, on reflection. Great movie. NOT a good thing to show to kids.

Holy crap I loved the movie as a kid, but as a adult that freaking junkyard and it's song are unbelievably morbid. Every machine has a use even at the point of being considered outmoded or ruined, if it can be made into another functional machine or appliance it is not worthless. Only if it has suffered irreparable damage such as fire or flattening is it ok to scrap and recycle. Steam Locomotive however should only be scrapped if they are shells with no hope of firing again.

I'll fight people on this but Steam locomotives are the closest thing to sentient life humans have yet to build, they are alive. Want proof what machine is as commonly heard of in ghost stories as humans? Trains.

I have a fitting song for this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6W8URO1sM9k

get johnny 5 darling he can fix em p.s rob looks like he's still alive you can save him ya'know

azuredreams said:
I see rob the robot, a ingauge or how ever you spell it, a zuun, and boom box

and an N-gage