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Jameson Manufacturing Gerrida
You know that bipedal transportation is impractical in the face of wheels or quadrupeds, but since when have you let others tell you what you can and can't do? Jameson Manufacturing knows that practicality sometimes needs to take a back seat to the pleasure of driving. Thanks to a factory-standard shackled AI combined with the most advanced sensor suite available outside of paramilitary black ops, navigating even the toughest terrain the most inclement of weather is a snap. Be the envy of your friends in the all-new, all-terrain Jameson Gerrida.
I seriously need to find lamps of some sort to illuminate these things in my light box, but I live in an apartment of recent college graduate males which means that things like that tend not to be readily available. Any graininess is due to me having to seriously amp up brightness and contrast because I'm a fool. Also, the design is based on these even if the name came from these. I'd like to think that it's not damaging to my masculinity to build LEGO robots based on kittens, especially if the primary feature borrowed is a pair of hilariously wide-set eyes.
Jameson Manufacturing Gerrida
You know that bipedal transportation is impractical in the face of wheels or quadrupeds, but since when have you let others tell you what you can and can't do? Jameson Manufacturing knows that practicality sometimes needs to take a back seat to the pleasure of driving. Thanks to a factory-standard shackled AI combined with the most advanced sensor suite available outside of paramilitary black ops, navigating even the toughest terrain the most inclement of weather is a snap. Be the envy of your friends in the all-new, all-terrain Jameson Gerrida.
I seriously need to find lamps of some sort to illuminate these things in my light box, but I live in an apartment of recent college graduate males which means that things like that tend not to be readily available. Any graininess is due to me having to seriously amp up brightness and contrast because I'm a fool. Also, the design is based on these even if the name came from these. I'd like to think that it's not damaging to my masculinity to build LEGO robots based on kittens, especially if the primary feature borrowed is a pair of hilariously wide-set eyes.