Thread: Really Random thread

So I guess some people just have a bit of "dirty mind"
By the way, what's wrong with the word "arsenal"?

At the age of 11/12 (first few years of gaming) I had no idea what the word "arsenal" meant. All I knew was that it contained a no-no word, and the context of the title didn't help much either

Ratchetruler, do toilets in Australia actually flush backwards?

I remember watching The Simpsons where they were in Australia and they kept focusing on the backwards toilets. I kept thinking "What the hell are they talking about?" Because it took a while for me to understand that in countries like America the toilets had a whirlpool effect. Here the toilets don't flush in any direction except down into the centre. (It could be different in Australia, because NZ doesn't represent Australia exactly)

Because size really mattered in the game, while "Going Commando" is kinda unrelated to whatever is original in the game.
But hey, I missed that one even though my classmates made sure I wouldn't miss any kind of innuendo.

The second game had Ratchet literally become a commando. With combat training (strafing), new armour (nanotech), and a more formal approach to the missions. I mean his outfit is called the Commando-matic Body Armour and Helmet.

The second game had Ratchet literally become a commando. With combat training (strafing), new armour (nanotech), and a more formal approach to the missions. I mean his outfit is called the Commando-matic Body Armour and Helmet.

He also learned Origami, an amazing feat!

The second game had Ratchet literally become a commando. With combat training (strafing), new armour (nanotech), and a more formal approach to the missions. I mean his outfit is called the Commando-matic Body Armour and Helmet.

He also learned Origami, an amazing feat!

What commando doesn't know origami? It's only the most useful survival skill a person could ever learn.

The second game had Ratchet literally become a commando. With combat training (strafing), new armour (nanotech), and a more formal approach to the missions. I mean his outfit is called the Commando-matic Body Armour and Helmet.

He also learned Origami, an amazing feat!

What commando doesn't know origami? It's only the most useful survival skill a person could ever learn.

I smell sarcasm

What commando doesn't know origami? It's only the most useful survival skill a person could ever learn.

I smell sarcasm

You clearly haven't done origami before

I'm being sarcastic, but I still think origami is cool to some extent.

I don't know if I've posted this before, but…

EDIT:

Saw them a while ago. the second sounds like an opinion.
I just realized that when Ratchet defeats commander argos 10 years ago, it make the battle of lumos nonexistant. Yet in the comic book, Glahm says he remembers ratchet from Krell Canyon!
PLOT HOLE!

Saw them a while ago. the second sounds like an opinion.
I just realized that when Ratchet defeats commander argos 10 years ago, it make the battle of lumos nonexistant. Yet in the comic book, Glahm says he remembers ratchet from Krell Canyon!
PLOT HOLE!

Argos and Glahm might be the same race, but not necessarily in the same troop. Glahm could have been at Krell Canyon without ever having been to Lumos Morklon, and Argos' death (or lack thereof) might not have necessarily influenced the battle of Lumos Krell Canyon.

Well, I guess…but Commander Agros was leading the battle.

Oops, I meant Krell Canyon.

I guess Ratchet can easily remember what Morklon was like before going back in time.
Why couldn't Glahm remember the original canyon battle.

Trying to find some logic in ACiT's time travel - good luck

Let's take a break from these confusing time-travel logics and take a look at the most basic logic in all of the games

Blue team got WRECKED!

You should play more UYA Kubak, it's really fun!

Blue team got WRECKED!

You should play more UYA Kubak, it's really fun!

I'm sure it didn't have anything to do with the number of players