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This isn't about the Bridglayer article, which was hilarious, but it is about the Mortal Kombat one.
In the early or mid 90s, the USA Network had a Saturday Morning Block of shows aimed towards kids. They had this weird Pee-Wee Herman type guy, a Street Fighter cartoon, and even a Mortal Kombat cartoon. If memory serves me correctly, it was actually pretty good. It had the CGI bits mixed in with standard animation, and they changed up the story a little. I didn't watch it much and I don't remember much about it, but it definitly exists.
Just thought I'd pass that along. Not that you really care anyway. :)
Chestnuts roasted by Dustin @ 11/07/2002 02:30 AM EST
Personally, Cobra Commander has always been my favorite character (especially when he has that faceless helmet deal instead of the stupid hood). What's really interesting is to watch the evolution of his filecard. He goes from being a ruthless and skilled terrorist (http://www.yojoe.com/filecard/82/cobracommander.shtml) to being a small time hustler who made it big (http://www.yojoe.com/filecard/91/cobracommander4.shtml) to being a used car salesman with dreams of making it big (http://www.yojoe.com/filecard/97/cobracommander8.shtml)
Chestnuts roasted by Nemo2342 @ 11/07/2002 05:54 AM EST
My uncle operated a bridge layer back in the dya, and I would ask him what it was like and relay the info, but he mostly spouted crazy war stories about Vietnam and killing the NVA and VC. God I love whacky war veterans.
Chestnuts roasted by Tim @ 11/07/2002 01:41 PM EST
they do make tanks that make bridges, when i was little i read a book that said
Chestnuts roasted by tin man @ 11/08/2002 04:53 AM EST
oh my god i musta quadruple clicked on that button, as i posted the same message 4 times!!
good jimmittty, sorry i didnt mean to spam the site, sorry!
anyroad we had a book with a pic of a bridge making tank. it had diagrams of how it worked. the soldiers did hav to fasten the bolts though.
Chestnuts roasted by the 'tin man @ 11/08/2002 05:05 AM EST
