Let's Clean PowerWash Simulator  

Personally, I think the dirt just evaporates like monster bodies do in a JRPG. The grime has been defeated and so now vanishes, leaving only exp behind (Currently, Dr. Powerwash is using this to learn how to play the guitar)

So Soundwave became blaster

3:42 - [slow unironic applause] 5:15 - the Universe is infinite, so anything that _can_ happen, *will* happen. Or has happened already. Or is happening *RIGHT NOW!* Or is happening *RIGHT NOW **_and_** everyone is wearing a cowboy hat!* :D 9:30 - don't forget, this is Hell, so sooner or later the Doctor will see the giant room where all the filth is the same colour as the clean stuff underneath. And just happens to be the particular shade of -grey- white the blinking crap is. Oh, and occasionally the power-washing machine starts spewing paint instead of water. Aw, c'mon - I am *not* some demon from the Ironic Punishment Division, y'all know me better than that! ...I've been in the Insanity Department for figurally (it's figuratively *AND* literally) centuries! :D

There's a variant of the White Wolf rules system for Transformers. I know this because a friend of mine tried to run a game. He tried to recruit me, but I had a full plate at the time. Besides, I really want to try Vampire at some point before I start monkeying around with rule variants. When I think of a cocoon, it's not the one the Caterpillar is talking about. I'm thinking of the ones that xenomorphs put their victims inside whilst they incubate chest bursters. To be fair to the Caterpillar, I think that xenomorph cocoons would horrify him just as much as the rest of us... who are sane. Random utterances are in keeping with the theme of the DLC. My comments for this video are kind of all over the place--not the worst they've been, but damnit I'm trying. It was an Imperial Knight that you had to clean at one point. A "Centurion" is something else entirely; two something elses, actually. Originally, a "Centurion" was a rank within the "Legiones Astartes during the Great Crusade--and the subsequent Horus Heresy. They led companies of legionaries or held consul positions, i.e. specialized roles not specifically related to command. For example, a Medicae Primus was technically a "Centurion." Later, in the contemporary setting, there are--or were--the "Centurion" suits which were designed to carry heavier weapon systems that Tactical Dreadnought Armor could not even be properly fitted with.