Ben J. Kerman

Not really, although I am not actually sure I don't like it since it has been a while since I have had any tea, hot or cold. So, short story shorter, maybe. TUBM thinks WALL-E looks a tiny bit like a small robotic skid steer.

Nope. @some guy?

When was the forum created, and who was the first member?

I think procedural parts (Now that I think I know what they mean. Yes, I didn't know what procedural parts were until recently. Yeah, laugh it up.) would be nice in KSP 2 so you can make your craft look individualized, and mostly so you can have just the parts you need. Wings, definitely. Tanks, yes. Fairings, yes. Robotic parts, totally! (Please add robotic parts in KSP 2!!!!). Also, if they add robotic parts in KSP 2, I really hope they make parts that are similar to the servos from Breaking Ground, but 1 piece, non-floppy, shorter, and about 1 meter wide (a diameter range of 0.5 meters to 5 meters would be nice. I need parts that are like crane slew bearings. Why? Well, you need those kinds of parts in Kerbal Crane Simulator! ) Sorry, that quick rant should have gone in the KSP 2 suggestions section, but whatever. It will go there later.

No. @RoverDude?

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I don't know if this is the right thread to post on for suggestions, but if it is possible in the future, I would like it if I could scale the robotic parts that come with the Breaking Ground DLC (Mainly the hydraulic cylinders).

Calling 911 to ask where Finland is.

Banned for not living near Ehingen, Germany (I think, at least from Megathread conversations. Ehingen is where all Liebherr mobile and crawler cranes, or "Mobil- und Raupenkrane" are built)

Yes. They're all right. TUBM has visited my "2 truths and a lie" thread.

I wish for a properly colored, regular Lego scale RC Lego Liebherr R9800 mining excavator with all the Lego pieces, the instructions, and the proper app downloaded on my phone so I can control it.

Oh, I forgot my phone at home!

Calling 911 to ask them to buy you a Lego set.

I will say Dientus's one is false, but I am probably wrong. I would like to think number 3 is true.

Oh, I find it kind of fun... Thread is now UNLOCKED! It is kind of fun and also kind of pointless...I would say it's about 50/50. And yes, I did click on it.

Hmmm, I will say that fact 2 is incorrect.

Granted, you get 2 ml of water. I wish for a properly colored, regular Lego scale RC Lego Liebherr R9800 mining excavator with all the Lego pieces and the proper app downloaded on my phone so I can control it.

Granted, you work for a septic tank cleaning company. I wish that @Admiral Fluffyknew that you used your smartphone as the controller for the excavator.

Correct! Fact 3 is false.

Because it is a color. Why are cranes awesome?

No, I didn't. TUBM doesn't know that there is a Sarens CC8800-1 at Chernobyl.

I live in the US, and primarily use Imperial for units of measurement, but I wish that the US primarily used Metric, especially since almost all other countries (There are 2 other countries in Africa or something that use the Imperial system, but even they use Celsius for temperature). I know that converting units between the metric system (Converting millimeters to centimeters, as an example ) is very easy, since you just need to add or take away a decimal place. I think it is like that for most of Europe. Don't take my word for it since I live in the United States, as I said above, but in YouTube videos for companies such as Liebherr, a German construction equipment manufacturer (They also make cranes, refrigerators, gear cutting machines, engines, concrete plants & truck mixers, and some other stuff. It's pretty impressive) I think they use commas as decimal points instead of periods. EDIT: Nevermind, they don't use commas as decimal points. I watched a Liebherr video and it said the capacity of one of their cranes was 8,000 kg, not 8.000 kg. I was confused with a video from Mammoet, a Dutch heavy transport company about Trailer Power Assist, and it said that the modules had 1.000 HP (NOT 1,000 HP, as we would write it in the US) MTU engines.

Nope, not at all. TUBM lives near any Liebherr facility. I will consider "near" to be within 50 miles (I know that's not very "near").https://www.liebherr.com/en/int/about-liebherr/liebherr-worldwide/liebherr-worldwide.html

Granted, you get 2 stale pringles. I wish for a properly colored, regular Lego scale RC Lego Liebherr R9800 mining excavator with all the Lego pieces.