I have no clue where else to put this so... yeah. BTW, the Cross Punisher measures 150 cm by 103 cm (that's 60 in by 41 in for you crazy Americans with your crazy standard measure, myself included). Enjoy!

The gun is very good. Whats on the inside?

WAHAHA, that's awesome!

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Does your Cross Punisher have all the guns in it? ;)

LOL. I wish... but then it would weigh too much. But I could at least use the handguns... (note to self: install rocket launcher, machine gun, ammo and handguns, also, make Cross Punisher out of metal next time)

Either way the costume is great the gun is good and so is the suit the only thing you didnt capture right was his hair but thats no big deal.

Hair = Bad

I've never been able to get hair right for anything. Ever.

You're too short to be Wolfwood. :P

You don't know that. Maybe everyone on Planet Gunsmoke is several inches shorter than the people on Earth.

What about Neon? And what sources have you that the planet is named Gunsmoke?

I don't know. I just remember it from somewhere. And besides, it sounds cool.

Yes it does.

Gunsmoke is a good radio show.

It is? I've never heard it. What's it about?

It's an old-time radio Western. I'm an insane old-time radio fan.

... there's a clue to the origin of Bob and Bing's names.

A clue! Mwahaha. Oh well. I'm too lazy to follow it.

Jinkies! AT found a clue!

Yes. I'm like Mystery Inc. with no deductive reason or motivation.

... pretty much the whole basis of Mystery Inc. is deductive reason and motivation.

Actually that's not true. I do have some deductive reasoning and at least half the time, Mystery Inc. is thrown headlong into a mystery without prior consent to accept the case.

But they still continue because they enjoy solving mysteries.

But that means they're not always motivated to find them actively.

"Not always", but if they walk around long enough they'll get into one anyway, so they don't really need to actively look for mysteries. Sherlock Holmes never actively looked for them, but he still had the motivation.

Point conceded. Which brings up another thing. Sherlock Holmes is too sentimental. He lets go criminals who he deems "good at heart" and "didn't mean to."

So? Forgiveness is the ultimate virtue.

I realize, but repentence doesn't come free, does it?

Disclaimer: When I said "Yes. I'm like Mystery Inc. with no deductive reason or motivation." I was borrowing from a T-shirt that said "I'm like a superhero with no powers or motivation." So please don't sue me.

Also, I've found where I got Planet Gunsmoke from. It's a game announced in 2002 that's based on the world of Trigun and it's called Trigun: The Planet Gunsmoke.

Who was the game by?

Yes, repentance is free.

It's in the process of changing developers so I don't know.

Repentence used to cost money. That's why conquistadors gave money to the church. Now it's free. That's why the church is poor.

Oh yeah, that was the Catholic thing... =snaps fingers= Gah, I can't remember the name, but it was basically you gave the church some money and they reserved you a space in heaven. That was pretty decadent.

That's what I meant by repentence isn't free.

That was before. This is now.

That's what I said.

You do realize you revived this after three months, right? And now I have no idea what we're debating about?

I'm not really reviving it but whatever. Is there some "unbump" command?

No. What happened to your sidebar background? Is it messed up for you too or am I just crazy?

It looks fine to me. *cough*You're crazy.*cough*

Jesus. Looking back on our conversations, this is some of the weirdest and most irrelevant banter I've ever seen. ^_^

just readi9ng it makes me go:

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i dont like scooby doo. i bet fred is a clansman in his spare time.

that is awesome