What you’re seeing here is the result of Chuck spending about 10 minutes getting on top the pinwheel with a Mongoose on the Last Resort map in Halo 3.
We celebrated my brother’s birthday recently, and — not to give away too many wild secrets in the life of geeks — there was pizza and Halo 3 involved. (Shocking, I know.) We are often asked to play Halo live and join up with others, which is super sweet. The only trouble is that our style of playing breaks down after a little while into “I bet I can put this vehicle…” and the score is pretty useless after that.
What I can’t really put into this picture is Chuck pitching the handle bars of the Mongoose back and forth which makes the Master Chief dance like Pee-Wee Herman.
A fun time was had by all.
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“I bet I can put this vehicle…” sounds like a better game anyway.
The bonus features on the Red vs Blue discs have some great example of getting vehicles into places they shouldn’t be.
I think “I bet I can put this vehicle…” is in the “Last Words of a Redneck” jokes along with- “y’all watch this” and “hold my beer”.
I’m proud of the GWC community in that this topic is accepted and celebrated within these confines.
Kudos to Chuck!