No, I'm pretty sure T-Rexes flying F-14s is not a cannon.
(Please learn the difference between "cannon" with two Ns and "canon" with one N, from Latin canōn, from Ancient Greek κανών (kanón), meaning “‘measuring rod, standard’”)

Sorry about that. But, wouldn't T-Rexes flying F-14s be better with a cannon?

Why yes! Especially if it fires lasers.

Or other, smaller dinosaurs.

'Nuff said.



Weilding dikoted monofilament chainsaws...

...and then...

...EVERYTHING EXPLODES!!!

T-Rexes flying F-14s with cannons that shoot sharks with lasers attached to their friggin heads?

You can't do that with sharks. They are an endangered species, but you could use mutated angry sea basses

You forgot the neon mohawks and engineer's goggles.

Damn. I knew there was something...

You're starting to sound like this.

There's only one thing I can think of that's more indicative of the writer being on LSD.

...I wish more of my runs ended up like that

A buddy of mine forced me to watch that once. A good hour and a half of my life that I'll never get back.

Edit: typo

I watched it as a kid. On multiple occasions.

But I suppose that watching it now would be less entertaining (just as I found watching Freakazoid mind numbingly boring).

Not only did I watch it when I was younger, but I had fun playing the RPG. I don't remember much about the system but I do recall something about size charts and how that affected your abilty to be hit and your physical stats. Again, I don't remember the system so much, but a good group of friends can make anything fun.

I didn't know there was an RPG based on Ralph Bakshi's animation...

i think its a veiled reference to that "cancerous" rpg...

http://index.rpg.net/display-entry.phtml?mainid=7368

No, it was a reference to its own game.

well heck, i stand corrected.

As shadowrun lovers, seeing a copy of that on the discount rack at our old comic/gaming store meant taking a look at another system that meshed magic and tech. I really don't remember the system, but I do recall that we had fun and it was a usable system.

My Mom loves that film. Every now and then we share a semi-private joke:

"Mom always told me to keep something up my sleeve..."

I heard there is a #2 out?