I remember this. I like it, like I did a couple years ago. :) Though, if we want to get technical, it's an endoskeleton, not an exoskeleton. Exoskeletons are on the outside, when it's on the inside, it's called an endoskeleton. Don't feel bad, though, apparently the idiots who made the spell checker in Firefox have never heard of endoskeletons either, the word isn't in the dictionary. (but exoskeleton is)
That's true. Only the infiltrator units have the skin covering them, so the "naked" terminators would have an exoskeleton. (I didn't think of it that way.)
I remember this. I like it, like I did a couple years ago. :) Though, if we want to get technical, it's an endoskeleton, not an exoskeleton. Exoskeletons are on the outside, when it's on the inside, it's called an endoskeleton. Don't feel bad, though, apparently the idiots who made the spell checker in Firefox have never heard of endoskeletons either, the word isn't in the dictionary. (but exoskeleton is)
ReplyDeleteNice blog, dude. :D
Thanks EG.
ReplyDeleteYeah I know about the Endo and Exo.
I read some where that the T is an Exo as there not that many with the Skin covering it.
That's true. Only the infiltrator units have the skin covering them, so the "naked" terminators would have an exoskeleton. (I didn't think of it that way.)
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