Buzz Lightyear

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Buzz Lightyear Should Not Be Inside Your Butt

1:23AM November 19, 2011 | Sam Biddle

Somewhere, someone knows how this Buzz Lightyear action figure wound up in an anus. It could be a long story. It could be a short story. Maybe there’s no real story at all. But there is this X-ray. More »

Entertainment

If Only The London Underground Trains Went As Fast As Tron Light Cycles

11:00PM December 23, 2010 | Kat Hannaford

The iconic tube map of London’s Underground network has been given a Tron-over by DeviantArt user IamClu, turning it into “The Grid”. Buzz Lightyear and a double-decker bus have also been Tronified, below. More »

The Buzzinator Will Tear Woody Apart

12:00PM April 29, 2010 | Jesus Diaz

After modding the toy Millennium Falcon, Peter Clute decided to combine Buzz Lightyear with the Terminator, resulting in a zombie nightmare for kids and yours truly. I wish Toy Stoy 3 included this character. More »

Real Version Of Buzz Lightyear Creeps Me Out Once Again

9:40AM February 26, 2010 | Jesus Diaz

Someone did a real version of Buzz Lightyear, just in time for Toy Story 3. And to creep me out once again, like Real Mario and Untooned Homer. Christ. Why don’t they stick to folder art? More »

Science

Buzz Lightyear Back From 468 Days In Spaaace

3:20AM September 17, 2009 | Danny Allen

How did I miss this? The Toy Story action figure returned on the space shuttle Discovery last Friday, after first launching aboard STS-124 on 31 May 2008. Here’s a video of his time on the International space station. More »

Buzz Lightyear Robot Has Voice Command, Requires Little Imagination

9:00AM June 18, 2009 | Adam Frucci

I checked out the new Buzz Lightyear robot today, which is selling this Fall for $US130-$150, and it proved that robot toys still have a but to go before they’re really awesome. More »

Buzz Lightyear Goes to Infinity and… the International Space Station?

8:16PM June 3, 2008 | Gizmodo US Edition

Buzz Lightyear is now part of the International Space Station crew, after astronauts from mission STS-124 boarded the orbital outpost yesterday at 3:36PM EDT—bringing in the 12-inch to guard us against Emperor Zurg, who has been secretly building a weapon with the destructive capacity to annihilate an entire planet. Or maybe just teach kids about math and science. I can go either way, death rays or deathly equations.

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