Transformers

Just about every kid who played with Transformers imagined how cool it would be if they could transform and move around on their own. That dream is now a reality.

About a month ago, my sixteen year old Saturn Ion Redline bit the dust. In my vehicle searching, I run across an article about a truck for sale. But not just any truck, a superhero truck.

It doesn’t transform, but it can roll out.

I'm a nerd, a geek, whatever other dorky adjective you can use to describe me. The thing is, I'm proud of it and proud to show it off. Take this virtual tour of my nerd cave inside.

Hobbies can encompass many things. It could be music or art or, in my case, collecting. I have two collections that I like to add to when I can.

As a lifelong fan of the robots in disguise, to know a new animated trilogy has started on Netflix is super exciting. I've finished season one and can't wait to see how this story unfolds.

Hasbro is pulling at the nostalgia strings of us 80's and 90's kids. They will be reintroducing those Tiger Electronics handheld games with the simple play and LCD screen.

I've talked a lot about my fandom of those robots in disguise Transformers. My mom uncovered some past proof of that fandom recently.

Hobbies can encompass many things. It could be music or art or, in my case, collecting. I have two collections that I like to add to when I can.

The Ecto-1 robot comes with its own proton pack, which is almost too perfect.

There's the saying "Everyone needs a hobby" which usually involves something that brings you enjoyment or a moment of relaxation. Mine is to show off my favorite toy when I was a kid.

The marketing machines at two of the world's biggest companies are hitting us Gen X'er's in the nostalgia gut. Check out what Walmart has done to advertise their grocery pick up.