His doctor-wife says they shouldn't be wet anyway.I'm sure no-one ever has one of those anywhere near them.
Hey @evilmike you up for a bit of light arson?
It's tempting. Though, who are we to argue if they are going to quarantine themselves?Hey @evilmike you up for a bit of light arson?
Still 25x better than the modern rehash.THANKS FOR THAT EARWORM![]()
Bob the Builder went off the air in 2011. 15 years ago. Wreck-it Ralph was in theaters in 2012. An argument could be made that some of Felix's "DNA" is Bob, actually... but kids today would probably be more dismissive of the upright arcade cabinet form factor in general than quibbling over two IPs that only 20+ year olds really remember formatively."ugh, knockoff Bob the builder stuff, why is this here?"
- some kids, probably.
Yeah I would bet most of the kids playing there wouldn't know that it wasn't just another retro arcade game like all the other machines in there.Bob the Builder went off the air in 2011. 15 years ago. Wreck-it Ralph was in theaters in 2012. An argument could be made that some of Felix's "DNA" is Bob, actually... but kids today would probably be more dismissive of the upright arcade cabinet form factor in general than quibbling over two IPs that only 20+ year olds really remember formatively.
Bob the Builder went off the air in 2011. 15 years ago. Wreck-it Ralph was in theaters in 2012. An argument could be made that some of Felix's "DNA" is Bob, actually... but kids today would probably be more dismissive of the upright arcade cabinet form factor in general than quibbling over two IPs that only 20+ year olds really remember formatively.
Bob the Builder was still on the air past 2011, just in repeats. Even when L'il Z was... little, he was still very popular. Also, we have 3 Yestercades locations near us, all of which are very popular with young kids, and yes, they do know what the Fix-It Felix game is, thanks to Disney+. It's still very popular. In fact, they have to rotate their one Fix-It Felix game between locations because of it's popularity.Yeah I would bet most of the kids playing there wouldn't know that it wasn't just another retro arcade game like all the other machines in there.
Huh. Are you sure it wasn't Adele Dazeem?![]()
(For those who don't know, Idina Menzel sang both Defying Gravity and Let It Go)
But Chemical X had to be involved, since they have superpowers...
See, I followed it up with "I get BYYYYY with a little HELP from my FRIENDS."