Daily Drop: Toy Computer

[Mydnyght]

A sketch about LRR being a CD-ROM game, AssCreedBro cutscenes getting poked fun at, and a toy computer getting split open with a crowbar. ALL IN ONE DAY. I'd say today was a GREAT day. ^_^

 

[superline51]

Totally should have set it up like an A and gone after the hinge!

 

[superline51]

ALEX! SHOW ME YOUR RAGE AND DESTROY THIS TOY!

Alex: RAAAAAAGH *Smash*


Excellent

Another great video, but one that was let down by the fact that Alex failed to crowbar the thing through the floor. By slowing down in the way that he appeared to do, the force in the impact was lessened and so the damage was reduced. Something that might be nice to see in a Daily Drop season 2.

Who is Alex? Isn't that Graham?

 

[Le_Lisra]

I remember these things.. oh the ninties!

 

[The Diabolical Biz]

I had a computer just like that when I was a kid. Glad to see it getting what it deserves, all it did was try to teech me how to spel.

I see what you did thar!

OT: That was good, but could've been way more destructive.

 

[ewhac]

Those fake laptops are toys, designed to survive their target market (small children), so I'm not surprised the crowbar was needed.

I found it interesting how the thing wibbled and flexed on the drop.

 

[duchaked]

ah yea that second hit was better

but man these plastic toys are resilient...I mean, little kids gotta play with them you know haha

 

[InevitableFate]

ALEX! SHOW ME YOUR RAGE AND DESTROY THIS TOY!

Alex: RAAAAAAGH *Smash*


Excellent

Another great video, but one that was let down by the fact that Alex failed to crowbar the thing through the floor. By slowing down in the way that he appeared to do, the force in the impact was lessened and so the damage was reduced. Something that might be nice to see in a Daily Drop season 2.

Who is Alex? Isn't that Graham?

Alex, another member of the LRR crew, is the person with the Crowbar, not Graham.

They should put a disclaimer in explaining that every time the crowbar is used.

 

[superline51]

Alex, another member of the LRR crew, is the person with the Crowbar, not Graham.

They should put a disclaimer in explaining that every time the crowbar is used.

Ahh, I see it now. He totally looks like Graham with the giant welding goggles on.

 

[vxicepickxv]

Not bad, but I would have aimed for the connection points near the middle of the toy. It would have split a side all the way down, and ended this.


As for my childhood computer, I call it the Apple IIc.

 

[thom_cat_]

hit it again!

 

[Jacking]

Man, I always enjoy a good crowbar demonstration - Should of given it another whack though.

 

[AngelSword]

Something built for children didn't break when dropped? I'm shocked. No, really. >_>

 

[SimuLord]

My first thought upon seeing the title "Daily Drop: Toy Computer" was "wait, so they're dropping one of those One Laptop Per Child Fisher-Price things?

 

[dex-dex]

YES!
that bastard of a toy! never world for me!

I also had no clue why the screen did not fill the whole space like a regular lap top. weird

 

[leviadragon99]

To think the little bastard is sturdier than actual modern laptops...

 

[beefpelican]

Those fake laptops are toys, designed to survive their target market (small children), so I'm not surprised the crowbar was needed.

I found it interesting how the thing wibbled and flexed on the drop.

Yeah, that was really interesting. I wonder how sturdy the interior was afterwards.

 

[The Random One]

I can't believe I only discovered it's not Graham with the crowbar today.

Do all LRRers have a doppleganger?

 

[doomboy29]

That thing was waaaaaay to jiggly.