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Transformers - More Than Meets the Eye

11. March 2009 by Super Mega Dad 23 Comments

Transformers, more than meets the eye, INDEED!

These toys have been devised by evil alien overlords that are hell bent to take over our planet one frustrating afternoon at a time.  Somewhere on planet Gargaloth 10, as we speak, tentacled alien scientists are busily creating yet another "Special Edition" Optimus Prime that stands 2 feet tall and is GUARANTEED to take 4 weeks to transform from robot to truck, and 7 weeks to transform back again.  The scientists work overtime on other models, like Optimus Prime's best bud Bumblebee and his 27 million different pieces that all fall off at the slightest touch and absolutely refuse to fit together in anything approaching a cohesive car.

Why would they bother to do this, you ask, and not just attack us with their Super Duper Laser Cannons mounted to their Mega Mega Class Star Cruisers?  Ah, that's the true GENIUS part of this overall plan!  They do this to keep us all busy transforming these things for our kids, while they take over the planet all while we're too busy transforming these very clever toys.  Do you see it now?  All that simple genius?  No human could POSSIBLY create something this hideous and torturous to the human adult brain.

See, they don't need to spend the incredible resources on making more Mega Mega Class Star Cruisers, all that they need to do is spend the resources on DESIGNING the toys, send the plans down to Hasbro (which is actually OWNED by the evil alien overlords!), and we do the rest of the work of turning our brains into mush trying to transform these evil, evil toys.

You would think while we are preoccupied transforming these things and with evil alien overlords taking over our planet that our kids would notice something and alarm their parents of the impending doom.  Of course they would! If only the evil alien overlords didn't have a plan for this as well!  You see, those same aliens have been in charge of Hollywood for DECADES and have prepared our kids with movies that contain tons and tons of special effects.  The kids would look up and see their favorite Power Ranger spaceship flying overhead and they would just think it was even more special effects!  They would think nothing of it! 

What about our little princesses, you ask?  They aren't interested in stupid boy toys like this!  That's got to be a HUGE oversight by the evil alien overlords, and it WOULD be if not for Mattel being a part of this evil plot.  Oh no, Mattel has had a chunk of this all along as well.  Where do you think Barbie CAME FROM?  People have been saying for YEARS that Barbie doesn't even look human.  The proportions are all wrong!  Who do you think would create something like this except for alien scientists that aren't used to seeing humans!  We're busy buying, buying, buying Barbie stuff, and we just aren't paying attention to the sky at ALL.  Next thing you know, you're in some sort of alien zoo!

But it's not too late!  We can act NOW.  Don't accept brain numbing toys!  Buy BORING toys for your kids and save our planet!

What's that princess?  You want ANOTHER Barbie?  Okay angel, I'll go to Toys-R-Us RIGHT NOW....

Now speak up, what toys do YOU think have been created by the evil alien overlords to mush up our brains for their eventual takeover of our planet? Don't be shy!  Our planet is at risk here!

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Lana
Canada Lana said:

The only transformers I like are the ones that came with my kids' happy meals a while back. Quick to fall apart but easy to snap together. I spent $30 on "optimus prime" and "megatron" just to watch my boyfriend have a caniption fit while trying to assemble the stupid things for my son.
My 3 yr old daughter LOVES transformers. She's either "bumble bee" or "optimus prime". Both my kids also thinks the theme song for the cartoon is "Transformers. Robots in da skies" Tong

Any toy that makes noise, ESPECIALLY the ones that don't have an on or off switch were created by the evil alien overlords. It's amazing how those ones last longer than battery operated noise. Please shoot me.

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supermegadad
United States supermegadad said:

@ Lana:
Robots in da skies?  That's classic!  

Oh man, Transformers have made it up to the great white north?  We truly ARE doomed!

How did the move go?  All done?

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Maureen
United States Maureen said:

If I could start over, I would purchase only simple toys for my kids.  It was my mistake, because my kids didn't watch tv when they were really young, so they only looked to me (and not to commercials) to choose their toys.  What did I choose?  The same shit that was shit when I was a kid.  When my son was about 4 and already tainted by the junk I had purchased, I started buying simple toys that begged for imagination.  Much to my disappointment, but not to my surprise, he would not play with them.  I think I got to my daughter in time -- started her on a diet of some German-made wooden toys by the time she was 2 -- and she is much more able to play with "boring toys."

I think those transforming power ranger toys are created by evil people.  Oh... the worst is the spiderman web shooting toy.  What a piece of s*%$!  And, that goo gets all over the backyard.  Dear Mom, thanks for purchasing that for our son.  No, really... thanks!

We do have legos and tinker toys, which are still used frequently, so I don't feel too bad.

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supermegadad
United States supermegadad said:

@ Maureen:
Your comment made me remember what else is on my "evil toy" list:  Moon Sand!  It's one of those "boring toys", but man is it ever messy.  We have Moon Sand everywhere at our house!

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SciFi Dad
Canada SciFi Dad said:

Something that was created by the evil alien overlords to mush up our brains?  This blog.

Oh, and Twitter.

And American Idol (fucking Carrie Underwood does Mötley Crüe?)

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Daddy Geek Boy
United States Daddy Geek Boy said:

All of this, plus buying Transformers means that we'll get more crappy, horrible Transformers movies, which will yield even more crappy toys.  The cycle continues.

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Busy-Dad-E
United States Busy-Dad-E said:

The Caterpillar line of remote-controlled construction vehicles is in on this plot.  These guys are held into place in the box by no less than 15 SCREWS.  Couple this with the added pressure of an excited child on Christmas morning who can't understand why it's taking so long for you to get the digger out of the box so he can play with it, and your head will instantly explode.

If you're looking for boring toys, I'd go with the box the toy came in, if you didn't already smash it out of frustration.

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Busy-Dad-E
United States Busy-Dad-E said:

P.S.  Thanks for adding my blog to your Super Mega Great Reads!

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supermegadad
United States supermegadad said:

@ SciFi Dad:
Sci-Fi, I can feel the love from all the way down here. ;)  My job is complete.
@ Daddy Geek Boy:
The Transformers Movie is played over and OVER and OVER in our house.  Super Michael LOVES that movie. I can, at this point, repeat the whole movie line by line. He's already making plans to see Transformers 2.  I can do the Optimus Prime voice pretty well by now. Smile
@ Busy-Dad-E:
I SO hear you on the catepillar trucks!  It takes me at lest a half hour to get those damn things out of the box.  By the time I do, Super Michael has moved on to some other toy and leaves me depressed because my hands are all bloody from just trying to rip the things out of the box. Smile  And you're welcome!

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James
United States James said:

Definitely Elmo.  I have the horn sprouting version.  Scary!

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Jason
United States Jason said:

I've been fortunate so far, my son's Transformers have all been easy enough for him to manage and they ahven't fallen apart, yet...


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Isabella
United States Isabella said:

I agree with Lana...any toy that doesn't have an OFF switch.  My daughter is only 11 months, so we've still got the evil toy empire under control.

I can't wait for Barbie to infiltrate her head.  Oh joy!


Happy Fatherhood Friday!

mytwodaddies
United States mytwodaddies said:

Anything that makes loud sing songy sounds


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john
United States john said:

pet rocks.  What the heck was up with that, and what the heck was up for people to actually purchase these things.  Talk about boring toys.


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Otter
United States Otter said:

The entire baby and childrens industry has control of us all.  You have to get all this crap that no one ever needs.  We are helpless against all of them.

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New-Dad-Blog
United States New-Dad-Blog said:

ha ha, my kid is still entertained by things like her sleeves and hand so I think I am good on complex toys for a bit.

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MileHighDad
United States MileHighDad said:

The Transformer is a cruel and inhumane punishment for many a dad!  
I just love it when a piece gets lost and you have to make it one again!  More than meets they eye, headaches in disguise!

Mocha Dad
United States Mocha Dad said:

I have destroyed several of these Transformers trying to transform them for my son. My 10-year nephew ends up doing it with no problem.


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peteej
United States peteej said:

I have yet to experience the Transformers. Maybe I subconsciously know something that prevents me from getting into that mess. Thankfully, my girls are content with a cardboard box any day, but they always want the other more exciting (and infinitely complex) toys, too.

WeaselMomma
United States WeaselMomma said:

There leader is Barny!


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DC Urban Dad
United States DC Urban Dad said:

Cuz everything they make now is cheap.  My transformers kicked ass and were easy to transform.


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the21stcenturyman
United States the21stcenturyman said:

I have girls and the main toy made by the alien overlords to get them is the American Girl Doll. These things are $80.00 each and my kids have each managed to get 8 of them over the past 6 years. They have a 3-story store in Los Angeles which has all the dolls and accessories plus a doll hair salon, clothes so the girls can dress like their dolls, a restaurant where the dolls can sit in a special chair next to their girl and a movie theater! All of this for DOLLS!

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ian
Canada ian said:

hmmm - i used to have transformers once-upon-a-time, and with 3 girls - i don't get to even go shopping for the cool boy toys...  
Barbies - check, Webkinz - check, Polly Pockets - check
Lucky for me, I'm doing the basement and got to pack up ALL the toys.
btw - playmobile stuff is the worst for bits and pieces and putting things together.

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