(Please, I am begging Hasbro to get Blaster animated and voiced again! How is a Disney movie the first time he's been animated since the 80s?!)

I do have to get the slide fixed because, at some point, my slide got a little dent. However! Turns out there are a few shops near my home that do repairs!

It's an old student horn, but it saw me from late 3rd grade and into college. Plus, new professional horns are expensive.

A lot of Americans really need to watch Ol Yeller again for a fictional reminder of how bad rabies is. And honestly how bad a lot of illnesses in pets can fly under the radar until it's really bad because it's instinct for animals to hide being hurt. A vaccine is so much cheaper than treatment.

I did think referencing Turbo and Crasher's heated rivalry was fun though.

I recently read it. Scioli's GI Joe/Transformers crossover was fun in being so ridiculous that you gotta laugh. The Gobots comic was just kinda miserable start to finish. I also would have thought a writer who apparently likes trippy sci-fi would take advantage of Gobots actually being cyborgs.

There's a ton of weird body horror you could do with this and Scioli doesn't seem to be afraid of dabbling in it... So why the basic "robot rebelling against humanity" angle? Was it just for the 2001 Space Odyssey reference with Spay-C (who he, for no apparent reason, decided to make a guy).

Honestly, this is why "Megatron is a good guy now!" stories never work for me.
Earthspark, for example, does this while he still definitely looks down on humans that aren't Dot and her family (meanwhile, Optimus works hard to build on the human-Cybertronian relationship).

I'll never get over him saying he killed "hundreds of thousands" of organics before going onto list 4 different races he slaughtered. Buddy, your casualty count was hundreds of thousands on Earth alone and you are definitely guilty of more than 4 genocides, directly or indirectly.