Scram Re: Your New Avatar

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

I like the villain/skeletor motiff, but I thought there might be a skeletal villain a little more appropriate and with less retro "hipness" than skeletor, that you should consider..Red Skull. Quite a bit more obscure than Skeletor, but preserve the sweet skeleton look. But more importantly, Red Skull is a Nazi, and has a deep hatred of Jews, and the other mudblood races, so I was thinking he might be more of what you were looking for in an avatar. Just a suggestion.

[runthemover 40]

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

again, same problem with skeletor w/r/t retro, but without the sweet skelatial look.

[runthemover 40]

I wasn't really suggesting it. He fits into the same category as the other two and I just wanted to post a picture. Also wanted to post the Robot Chicken carpool link, but I'm too lazy to find it.

[scram 1]

This is worth consideration...

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

He also has a penchant for running around with a Lugar, the most hilarious of all handguns.

[gatortom64 1]

He also has a penchant for running around with a Luger, the most hilarious of all handguns.

FYP. Be a Nazi with proper spelling, dammit!!!!!

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

FYP. Be a Nazi with proper spelling, dammit!!!!!

I'm not a nazi, I just have a healthy respect for iconic lugar wielding villains.

[scram 1]

Ya know, I had one of those. An old byf Luger that belonged to my grandfather.He absolutely *HATED* that gun. He spent the better part of the ass end of WWII in the Pacific carrying a Walther P38 that he traded off some dude who had served in the European theater, and then wound up trading that for the Luger before the war ended (because everyone wanted a "real German Luger")It was pretty accurate, but totally worthless in dirty conditions. He was a farmboy and to him, his guns weren't magical devices to prop up ones ego and sense of safety- they were tools that had to work.He had a new toggle refitted, tried everything to get that damn thing to work on the tractor. Never happened.He gave it to me when I was about 17 and I wound up trading it for an AR15 upper receiver.Kinda regret that, but I'm sure he would approve, given how much he used to cuss that thing. Pretty accurate with cheap ammo, but a bad trigger and had to be kept perfectly clean to work.

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

Ya know, I had one of those. An old byf Luger that belonged to my grandfather.He absolutely *HATED* that gun. He spent the better part of the ass end of WWII in the Pacific carrying a Walther P38 that he traded off some dude who had served in the European theater, and then wound up trading that for the Luger before the war ended (because everyone wanted a "real German Luger")It was pretty accurate, but totally worthless in dirty conditions. He was a farmboy and to him, his guns weren't magical devices to prop up ones ego and sense of safety- they were tools that had to work.He had a new toggle refitted, tried everything to get that damn thing to work on the tractor. Never happened.He gave it to me when I was about 17 and I wound up trading it for an AR15 upper receiver.Kinda regret that, but I'm sure he would approve, given how much he used to cuss that thing. Pretty accurate with cheap ammo, but a bad trigger and had to be kept perfectly clean to work.

Oh, man, I never would have traded a real nazi luger. I'm not big on WW2 memeroblia, but I imagine those have to be worth something.

[scram 1]

Yeah, it was a retarded trade on my part (I was 17, short on cash and long on desires to own a "REAL AR15!!! ZOMG!)This Luger wasn't worth a ton since it had a lot of wear and non-matching numbers, but it was worth more than an AR upper and today, I really wish I still had that, since you can get all the AR uppers in the world for $400 but decent Lugers that belonged to your grandfather are hard to come by.

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

Yeah, it was a retarded trade on my part (I was 17, short on cash and long on desires to own a "REAL AR15!!! ZOMG!)This Luger wasn't worth a ton since it had a lot of wear and non-matching numbers, but it was worth more than an AR upper and today, I really wish I still had that, since you can get all the AR uppers in the world for $400 but decent Lugers that belonged to your grandfather are hard to come by.

you're not the first 17 year old to trade something valuable and sentimental for something shiny and cool.

[scram 1]

It's all academic since I can't physically possess my guns for the next 5-10 years anyway, but yeah, 17 year olds are tards.

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

It's all academic since I can't physically possess my guns for the next 5-10 years anyway, but yeah, 17 year olds are tards.

was that asskicking you gave that guy worth it?

[scram 1]

No, but strangely enough, I'd do it again, every single time, if the same situation presented itself.

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

No, but strangely enough, I'd do it again, every single time, if the same situation presented itself.

well, I don't know what motivated you to do it, but he most have wronged you greatly.

[gatortom64 1]

I'm not a nazi, I just have a healthy respect for iconic lugar wielding villains.

In that case, My apologies good sir....

[scram 1]

He smacked around a female family member. When he was finished, he basically "dared" me to come and do something about it. I did. Game Over. Bad, bad bluff on his part. Note to posers: tattoos don't make you tough, but it sure is funny to watch heavily tattooed "tough guy" posers laying on the ground, blubbering, crying and begging for mercy.

[gatortom64 1]

He smacked around a female family member. When he was finished, he basically "dared" me to come and do anything about it.I did. Bad, bad bluff on his part. Note to posers: tattoos don't make you tough, but it sure is funny to watch heavily tattooed "tough guy" posers laying on the ground, blubbering, crying and begging for mercy.

NH sir. Well done. You need help, call me. I hate cowards who hit women.

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

He smacked around a female family member. When he was finished, he basically "dared" me to come and do anything about it.I did. Bad, bad bluff on his part. Note to posers: tattoos don't make you tough, but it sure is funny to watch heavily tattooed "tough guy" posers laying on the ground, blubbering, crying and begging for mercy.

anti-social sociopaths> tattoo'd posers

[timwakefield 69]

So....somebody please give me the inside scoop: who is this Scram guy, and what's his deal? Also, what's the deal with his signature? Ok ok so he's trying to make everybody laugh/feel a little uncomfortable with the gayness, but what's with the white out? Scram - you are weird. What is your deal?

[BigDMcGee 3,367]

So....somebody please give me the inside scoop: who is this Scram guy, and what's his deal? Also, what's the deal with his signature? Ok ok so he's trying to make everybody laugh/feel a little uncomfortable with the gayness, but what's with the white out? Scram - you are weird. What is your deal?

Being wierd is kind of his deal. My read on him is he's a highly intelligent, pretty angry guy with more than one social disorder. He was one of those guys in your high school, who was in all the accelerated classes, but did poorly in them because he was angsty, didn't see the point ect. He always made you laugh, but always creeped you out a bit too, and you were always nice to him, because you knew he could snap and do something messed up.

[gatortom64 1]

Being wierd is kind of his deal. My read on him is he's a highly intelligent, pretty angry guy with more than one social disorder. He was one of those guys in your high school, who was in all the accelerated classes, but did poorly in them because he was angsty, didn't see the point ect. He always made you laugh, but always creeped you out a bit too, and you were always nice to him, because you knew he could snap and do something messed up.

So Scram is is Mini-me?

[speedz99 145]

Being wierd is kind of his deal. My read on him is he's a highly intelligent, pretty angry guy with more than one social disorder. He was one of those guys in your high school, who was in all the accelerated classes, but did poorly in them because he was angsty, didn't see the point ect. He always made you laugh, but always creeped you out a bit too, and you were always nice to him, because you knew he could snap and do something messed up.

That's pretty funny, accurate or not.

[Loismustdie 0]

Being wierd is kind of his deal. My read on him is he's a highly intelligent, pretty angry guy with more than one social disorder. He was one of those guys in your high school, who was in all the accelerated classes, but did poorly in them because he was angsty, didn't see the point ect. He always made you laugh, but always creeped you out a bit too, and you were always nice to him, because you knew he could snap and do something messed up.

We had a guy like that at the Red Lobster, except he was the bread guy. I was nice to him and all, but the key was I would slip him a few bucks here and there. The thinking was, maybe it will either convince him to use that bullet elsewhere or at least give me a running head start. Money well spent.