Dusty was awesome. I started writing my name on my school papers as Dusty and telling people my name is Dusty in the first grade. I kept that all the way through high School. Then I went back to the name my parents gave me.
I've always had a soft spot for Dusty since he was the first GI Joe figure I ever had. I had thought him lost for years but then one day he turned up in the flowerbed outside.Thanks for the video!
ahn but if he did that, they would have to add the episode where he teamed up with Footloose to rescue/compete for the affections of a scientist Cobra captured
I really liked Dusty v3. The simplicity of it kind of spoke to me and stood out in 91's lineup of wild and colorful figures (Snow Serpent, Incinerators, Eco Warriors). He and Cobra BAT v2 were my favorite figures from 91 (BAT v2 is my favorite of all time). As a former soldier who deployed to the Middle East and whose last duty station was Ft Bliss, I can say that life in the desert isn't nearly as bad as people may think. I personally loved it. Without humidity, 100 degree heat is alot more tolerable. Please, think of the bugs. In a place like Virginia, there are lots of bugs and they are small and annoying. In the desert, there are far fewer bugs and the ones that are there are much bigger, meaning easier to avoid or kill.
Dusty was one of my favorites as a kid but I never heard of tadur before in my life isn't it rudat wasn't it always rudat wtf ? Is this a Mandela effect? Strange always thought even mention his name as rudat even on the file card. This is weirding me out dude lol
@@bobbyrne8591 VA doesn't have UHC... If it did, Dusty could have moved there and pay his bills. Think about it Cobra has better health coverage than American hero's... No wonder they never went broke and still afford all those weapons.
I thought Cobra commander was kinda racist believing Dusty over his loyal black lieutenant and the Those twins who abandoned him. It was that black lieutenant who saved the commander from getting captured.
If he was born (and seemingly raised) in Las Vegas, why does he have that accent? He’s from southern Nevada, not the southern USA. I’m from western Nevada, I visited Elko (in the far north) once, and I’ve been to Clark County many times. As far as I can tell, the only people in Nevada who talk like Dusty are transplants, not people who have lived there their whole lives.
