Heh, quite the rant there. I heard about it from a friend, some guy punched this Mister Blobby and was cheered on by the whole country, or something.
The Paragon doesnât always bug out, and if youâre a druid, you can actually cause its reset.
Zoom out and look up so you see the Klaxxi guys, click the amber and then run FAST to the stairs (not up, stay a bit from it), and wait for a sec, and if you see only 2 fly down, run up the stairs, and itâll reset.
Yes, everyone hated it apart from its demented creator, very -very- young children and the hard of thinking. I mean seriously look it up on google, if you had to design a character you would not leave unsupervised in a room with children, then Mr Blobby would be it. Worst thing is, this was on a supposed show for grownups on a Saturday eveningâŚKnow what the Kids were watching on Saturday early afternoon/evenings at the time? Airwolf, Knight Rider, the A-Team, the original Battlestar Galactica, so basically stuff a lot more grown up ( and quite dark at times) than some buffoon in a padded costume with an electrically modified voice bouncing around being a halfwit and acting like the sort of person who would have their own special exercise hours if in prison.
Ahem. Sorry. I get angry when our Media present things that are ridiculously simple to us⌠Iâve never quite gotten over the spectacle when he first aired, my parents just looked at each other in disbelief, I looked at my little brother, and we were all likeâŚâWell this is rubbish, lets see what we have on Video to watchâ
It was utterly direâŚBiggest example of a Swing and a Miss ever in terms of TV, apart from that pilot episode of a âSitcomâ where Adolf and Eva Braun move in next door to a Jewish coupleâŚAnd yeah, that was exactly as unfunny as it soundsâŚ
Actually, I heard that Mr Blobby was designed as a satire at first and not intended to be serious.
Theyâd invite celebrities to that show, where this Mr Blobby would act up and test their patience.
They intentionally made him awful and annoying, but apparently kids found him amusing because of it.
So he became popular âunironicallyâ , until on some birthday party a parent punched him in the face after Mr Blobby threw the birthday cake on the ground.
Peeve:
People who use stone as a measurement in their TRP. What manner of cavemen are these savages?
Oh yeah, thatâs what it was all about, but even as a teen you were watching it going "Thereâs a grown person in that suit, and theyâre getting paid to behave like this, and the worst thing is, by watching it, Iâm supporting itâŚ
Either itâs Americans trying to be special, or English people trying to be equally special.
Just use Centimeters, or Meters. Much simpler for us simple Europeans. Oh, and while weâre at it, let us measure weight in kilograms, and temperature with Celzius instead of Fahrenheit.
I outright refuse to use the imperial system. Fahrenheit mean nothing to me and I certainly will never use anything else but kilograms.
Brb putting my weight in stone just to spite you.
Then I guess nobody will mind if they measure stones incorrectly.
âTen stones you say? Well that means you can be either malnourished, or about as overweight as three elephants!â
So the new TRP feature, relationship tag. Too bad there is no âfind out ICâ option.
I would use stone in trp but⌠I donât put weight :L Iâd probably use lb though?
Annoying thereâs no custom option to put, âIâm not looking for a romantic relationshipâ
Why is setting âAccept character romanceâ to ânoâ not good enough?
You british savages need to learn to use kilograms too.
Whatâs this, the stone age?
Because that requires having TRP.
MRP however does not have this tick box, but it now does have a relationship status box. Which Iâd like to be able to customise.
Iâve watched so many MMA fights that I tend to use lbs
Vilesun who you responded to spoke of TRP though. No one mentioned MRP.
Then i apologise.
However, both have the box.
I canât find one in TRP, only the option of accepting/not accepting etc.