Pentagon Creating Student Database

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Wasn't the Decepticon tank a triple changer that also became a plane?  (Blitzkreig, if I recall.)  And didn't the decepticon cars have the heat reactive stickers that started as the Autobot symbol and then became the Decepticon symbol?

To preserve my almost-geek persona I will state I only owned 2 transformers - a friend had nearly all of the rest.

And on the database - The Government sharing info with itself isn't a bad thing.  Selling or giving it out on the other hand...
The Government is a bit to free with the information it gives to recruiters.  Until a prospective recruit initiates contact with a recruiter there shouldn't be any action taken by the Armed Forces.
BTW: taking the ASVAB is a way to initiate contact.  No curriculum should require taking the test.  I also with there was a check box on the test that would state you don't wish to be contacted by recruiters.
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I bought all of the first gen toys when they came out in the 80s. When they were still die cast. And then they started coming out plastic. And cheap.

All metal Optimus Prime kicks ass.

And Shockwave is cool too.

Still have them all in their boxes. Stopped snapping up the toys about the time that the gestalt bots came out... Like the stunticons and the terrorcons. By then, the whole line was cheap POS plastic.

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I loved those things.

Infact, I have Megatron in gun form sitting on a rosewood rack right now. (His package is stored) People are always asking me what sort of gun that is.