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She accused specific neighbors of doing it once. And didn't think people would turn it into claims of a whole demographic of people doing it regularly.

Found the only appropriate response to Orange Skull's debate performance:

They're all legendary and everything, so it might be Generations: Rise of the Legends of Cybertron.

The way I see it, the whole concept of the Arisen should be completely separate from a list of who the original Thirteen were. It makes no sense that we would have 12 that we know names (or at least titles) for and some things they did in the ancient era, and then one more who we know...

The amount of hard drive space that would be taken up by taking a screenshot every ten seconds isn't negligible either.

Can I just say again how dumb it is that the version of the Thirteen that's stuck doesn't even have thirteen real members? The idea of "The Thirteenth Prime" being either Optimus Prime specifically or "whoever has the Matrix" is just...dumb. The dumbest idea in an entire dumb book that was...

Even if you want to say that's not the only thing they'd call a "Golden Age", it was literally gold-colored in "War Dawn", which would be the exact same Golden Age.

CNN got the headline wrong by including the word "in". The actual quote was drawing a distinction between being "in the pocket" (supporting unions because they pay him) and being "the pocket" (which I assume means he gives to unions).

Okay, but that's still a reason not to extrapolate too much from the visuals of the flashback. The Constructicons probably didn't actually build Megatron. Megatron killing Sentinel Prime probably did happen, but not literally less than a minute after Megatron was activated.

I'm pretty sure Legends used the same names as Cloud. The Cloud system certainly makes for less...ugly names than the Transtech one.

For what "we" call "pieces of media", the names they are released under are mostly sufficient (only "mostly" and not entirely because of the fact that the same titles get used more than once). But no character (except maybe fourth-wall-breaking ones) would or should say "the universe of the...

But that's literally what I mean; convincing them that they are wrong depends primarily on whether they listen to facts, not on whether anyone knows their current positions.

Racists and conspiracy nuts don't need to be heard. They need to shut the hug up and listen.

"Five Faces of Darkness" doesn't give dates for any past events, but both "Forever is a Long Time Coming" and "War Dawn" do. Transforming was invented between nine and eleven million years ago (probably toward the middle of that range), and Cybertron hasn't been free from the Quintessons for...

Eh, to be a "barrier of entry" it would have to have been necessary to understanding the works it was used in, which wasn't really the case for anything except certain AVP answers. And right after the War for Cybertron series had been obsessed with putting numbers and acronyms everywhere, even...

The previous Bump of Chicken collaboration (Sonic Blue Bumblebee)'s color was based on Chama's blue guitar, I think maybe this Optimus is trying to include the colors of all their instruments?

Okay, here's one that doesn't just fall back on axioms; Earthspark has it's own toyline. A toy of Earthspark Optimus Prime is not a toy of G1 Optimus Prime, and vice versa. Saying the date of publication matters more for classification than the continuity family is...like saying modern dogs...