“GYAT” is just modern day “Awooga” 
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I ordered two KO combiners off of Amazon and they never showed. I did get my money back, but I never got my figures.
Ko figures can be a better option sometimes, but be careful, cause sometimes they can be very cheap in quality.
There are 3rd party companies that make some solid figures. Like Big Firebird, Newage, and there’s a few others I can’t think off of the top of my head, but their figures are much more than Hasbro, but they’re just as hood, if not, better than Masterpiece figures.
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Same here bro, i swear i can go into class with out hearing "sticking out your gyat for the rizzler or skibidi toilet. And the weird son thing? Kids do that all the time here too
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It literaly means thick juicy ■■■ but none of the teachers no that so those kids get away with it
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I think all the G1 KO’s are pretty solid. Every Youtuber that reviews G1 KO’s keep saying that they’re pretty much the same thing as a real one.
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But yeah I know what you mean.
You mean “know”?
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I do use the slang “fanum tax” witch means a food tax, like when your freind steals one of your french fries, i also use the word “rizz” wich just means charisma
Yup, pretty much, sorry for the typo
I Pressed “Show reply” By accident and I already see you making spelling mistakes bruh.
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Lmao,
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I see more replies but they aren’t showing because I muted you, and I’ll keep it that way 
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I respect that,
Flowlab Chapter 6
What he saw shocked him, so hard in fact, that he actually stumbled, just nearly retaining his balance on the small ledge. He had finally reached the peak of the mountain range, taking the better part of three days. He had depleted a little under half of his food and water supply and was close to absolute exhaustion. Now the soldier stood, on the highest ledge of the mountain range, which marked the edge of the known world.
He saw a massive rocky structure, standing over one hundred meters in height. It seemed to be natural, rising out of the forest below. The middle was hollowed out in a circular shape, giving it the appearance of a ring, planted in the ground.
There was land down there, which was valuable information. Then he turned, it was only valuable if he returned to the valley, which he had so recently called home. The grasslands below were barely visible from this height, and the air was thin. He tried to suck in a lung-full of air, but the altitude wouldn’t allow it, and he resigned to short-shallow breaths. As the topic of air came to mind, he remembered something.
Pulling a handle up from its resting point behind his neck, he set a respiration mask in place, activating an Oxygen filter at the back of his armor. The filter sucked in air, or whatever substance was available in front of the intakes and converted it to breathable oxygen. He sighed with content now as the air filled his lungs. Then he turned and accessed the climb back down. It wasn’t quite as steep as the climb up, more of an incline than a cliff. He dug into his pack and found a pair of strong gloves and gripped the first sharp handhold.
He reached the second ledge when something stopped him, he looked up to where he had been an hour ago. The woman was standing a little ways off, seeming to consider descending the mountain, then jumped.
She fell over the side, keeping a leveled stance, with her arms and legs bent upwards, and fell at a breakneck pace.
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I forgot I have an Armada Unicron, but he’s missing the planet shells and a few other parts, but the figure itself is fine. Probably the only commander class I own.
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Add me to the flowlab lore plz
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Cool.
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Hmm… let’s see. I have me, the soldier, Samuel, JR01, Grazer, and MHX Air, but I haven’t specified many others. There’s a man in the place after the other side of the mountain, but he’s at least 30.
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No offense man… But you gotta keep track of your c r a p.
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I found him at a thrift store for $10.
Sadly, most of my older figures are thrift find, and they are usually missing panels and weapons, but every now and then, I’ll find complete figures. Like my G1 1984 Sky Lynx.
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