Stupid stuff that comes to mind that we want to post

@Meanlucario  
A lot of tech might these days.

@Meanlucario  
Well given they interact with radio signals, it seems likely. Probably as much as putting a banana in your pocket though

Well, it’s now 1984. The first untethered spacewalk is achieved, Space Shuttle Discovery makes it’s first flight, we can now buy Apple Personal Computers, and Crack is now popular in Los Angeles.

@TheMagpulPone  

 

 

The Clown code of effects.
 
 
 

frogs

@Shepherd  
9. I will refrain from serial killing at all times.

@Shepherd  
And now my watch begins. (honk honk!)

 
I want it.

@TheMagpulPone  
Boxy guns are neat cause they look like they’re from the future.

@Darth Prime  
The guns I most commonly see used in movies and TV shows to portray futuristic/scifi guns are this
 
And this.

Best Pixar movie by state according to Google trends
 

 
Map key:  

It’s not polite to shoot people.

@TheMagpulPone  
That is genuinely impressive.

@TheMagpulPone  
P90 is commonly used in action movies because of how it looks like a 2099 plasma rifle.

@That1GuyGAMER18  
The P90 is also perfectly legal to purchase in it’s semi auto form, the PS-90. Though it is required to have a longer barrel unless the weapon is a registered SBR.

@EotD  
According to that map, Up was the best Pixar movie in my state.

@EotD  
Mine was The Incredibles

@SuperPinkiePie64  
Looks like mine prefers the first toy story.

@cheng weng hoe  
Help is available.
 
In all seriousness, other people can disagree with you here. This isn’t a hugbox.
 
Also, this thread is not a support or help forum. Go to the Site & Policy forum instead.

I got great news. The tests came back. They said I’m perfectly fine.

@TheMagpulPone  
Yep!

@That1GuyGAMER18  
The FN Five-seveN, conpanion weapon to the P-90, is also sometimes used to represent futuristic weapons, such as Battlestar Galactica

@TheMagpulPone  
I’ve seen it in a few movies. Yeah.