Lieutenant Rasczak
Mongoose
Gauntlet- said:the legs were my problem, the movie legs are much different.
I must admit I did file and shape my BB's legs somewhat.
Gauntlet- said:the legs were my problem, the movie legs are much different.
Gauntlet- said:very true, compared to the movie the brain bug model is 'tight skinned' and probablly going to a weight loss center.
Mage said:So you eat brains.
Ergo defacto buships and brains bugs are zombies
Gauntlet- said:in person it looks better- its glued on sand to represent the fact that it just came from underground.
Mage said:And what if someone ate bits of a brain buG?
BuShips said:Hey, Reavers are "space zombies", right?
Lieutenant Rasczak said:BuShips said:Hey, Reavers are "space zombies", right?
Nope, they ain't (un)dead . . . .
BuShips said:Good point. In a way, they're the opposite of dead. They're really, REALLY awake if you think about it so that makes them unliving. :wink:
Lieutenant Rasczak said:BuShips said:Good point. In a way, they're the opposite of dead. They're really, REALLY awake if you think about it so that makes them unliving. :wink:
Joss Wheadon said it the best, they have TOO much life to know what to do with themselves - and that makes them very VERY angry.
BuShips said:Lieutenant Rasczak said:BuShips said:Good point. In a way, they're the opposite of dead. They're really, REALLY awake if you think about it so that makes them unliving. :wink:
Joss Wheadon said it the best, they have TOO much life to know what to do with themselves - and that makes them very VERY angry.
Anyway, thanks for assisting me to come up with my term of unliving, which I like better than Joss Whedon's asnswer :lol:. Besides, he'll eventually read this and adopt it as his term for the Reavers, lol.
Lieutenant Rasczak said:Its a nice term, but makes no sense. If they are MORE awake and alive than a normal bloke, doesn't that make them MORE than alive rather than 'un' living Lol![/color]