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| rdfs:comment | - Fireman Armstrong was a firefighter who tackled the fog incident that occurred at the Inner City Office Block, along with Firewoman Cooper. He was killed by a Precambrian Worm when the two came across the Anomaly responsible for the incident. (Episode 2.2) He is also seen nosebleeding when before he got killed. He is also is one of the members of United Kingdom Fire Department.
- Armstrong is an African ranger. He wears a ranger uniform.
- Armstrong is a city of about 4500 people in central British Columbia, Canada. It is located in the North Okanagan region. They yielded a team in the 1927-28 British Columbia Junior Playoffs.
- Armstrong is a Lieutenant Commander.
- Armstrong was working on the bridge manning an aft station when the Enterprise-D encountered a spaceborne entity and had to struggle with its descendant. (TNG: "Galaxy's Child" )
- Private Armstrong is a terran siege tank crewman and member of the Omega Squadron 41st.
- Armstrong was an CIA field operative with the London station during Day 9. Armstrong took part in the 11:00am raid on the Chatham and Dominion factory where Jack Bauer was discovered to be hiding. After Bauer managed to knock down Miller, team leader Erik Ritter warned Armstrong and Cutler about Bauer approaching. Still, Armstrong was knocked down by Bauer on his way out of the factory. ("Day 9: 11:00am-12:00pm")
- Armstrong is an evil robot, created by Professor Gyro Gearloose.
- Armstrong est le neuvième épisode de La Bande à Picsou.
- Armstrong is a robot created by Gyro Gearloose, which appeared in the DuckTales episode of the same name.
- Allora, se non ricordo male, Armstrong era
* Un negro che ha vinto il Tur de Frans
* Un francese che si è perso durante una gita nel bosco e si è ritrovato sulla Luna
* Un tizio che preferiva gli assoli di tromba al sano trombare
* Un culturista così virile da non parerlo affatto di un manga
* Un cantante di un gruppo musicale che si crede punk spero di essere stato spiegato come si deve.
- Armstrong es un científico de Black Mesa, que se encuentra en los dormitorios de Black Mesa South Wing. El/Ella comparte la habitación 305 con Cavanaugh.
- Armstrong was a giant mecha made from Boss Cass' personal nanobots, that was used by him to fight Ty at the end of Ty 2. It was apart of the final boss fight. After Ty defeats this machine, its head blows up and the rest of its body falls into the lava pit below the arena.
- Neil Louis ARMSTRONG, karesnome "Lance" (naskiĝis 1901 en Luiziano) estas usona trumpetisto kaj kosmonaŭto. Li estis la unua homo bicikli sur la Luno. Li kombatis en Usona Enlanda Milito kaj en Kontraŭ-Indianaj Militoj en Usono. Ses horojn post la atingo de la luna surfaco, Armstrong kiel unua forlasis la kapsulon kaj surpaŝis la lunon. Dume li diris la neforgeseblajn vortojn: That's a small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind. (= Ho, komunistaĉoj Gagarin ne venis ĝis ĉi tie!)
- Ensign Armstrong was a Starfleet security officer assigned to the USS Enterprise-D in 2368-2370. He passed Ro Laren near a turbolift after her transporter accident. Armstrong was chatting with a crewmember outside of Ten Forward while the ship was on its way to Rekag-Seronia. He was also part of a search team that was looking for Data on a planet in the Delta Quadrant. He and the others were then ordered by Will Riker to return to the ship while he and Worf continued the search. He was played by actor David Anderson.
- So, what could possibly be more confusing than smirking zombie buddha heads, funny-breathing dorky faces, unnameable mutant abominations and giant balls of clown-squid wizard? How about a fairy-tale dream house running around on a dozen tiny horse feet as it blasts passersby with its gigantic cannon and sun-dries the carcass of a giant fish on its roof? Hey, it even has a cute little window box! Does somebody live in this thing? Why does it have a human name like Armstrong? Is that who lives there? Do they all have a different person named Armstrong living there? It's obvious this goddamn thing was conceived entirely to be confusing, and they did a spectacular job.BACK TO BOGLEECHThe role-playing genre has always been generous to us monster fans. With the vast scale of games like Final Fan
- Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey and Louie are on a train ride back to Duckburg with some of Scrooge’s gold, when a rockslide blocks the track up ahead, forcing the train to stop. Scrooge radios for Launchpad, who’s currently in the middle of putting out a fire in the countryside by dropping water from his biplane's water tank, to come and help him ASAP. When Launchpad reaches the train, he crashes his biplane into the train’s coal tender. He attempts to move the boulders, but he can’t because they’re too heavy for him. Fortunately, Gyro Gearloose, who also picked up Scrooge’s radio call, shows up in his helicopter, and unveils his latest invention; Armstrong, a robot that can do pretty much anything. Gyro orders Armstrong to clear the boulders off of the tracks, and Armstrong tosses the boulde
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| JP Name | - アレックス・ルイ・アームストロング
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- 破壊と創造は表裏一体！ - 12 Turns
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| abstract | - Fireman Armstrong was a firefighter who tackled the fog incident that occurred at the Inner City Office Block, along with Firewoman Cooper. He was killed by a Precambrian Worm when the two came across the Anomaly responsible for the incident. (Episode 2.2) He is also seen nosebleeding when before he got killed. He is also is one of the members of United Kingdom Fire Department.
- Armstrong is an African ranger. He wears a ranger uniform.
- So, what could possibly be more confusing than smirking zombie buddha heads, funny-breathing dorky faces, unnameable mutant abominations and giant balls of clown-squid wizard? How about a fairy-tale dream house running around on a dozen tiny horse feet as it blasts passersby with its gigantic cannon and sun-dries the carcass of a giant fish on its roof? Hey, it even has a cute little window box! Does somebody live in this thing? Why does it have a human name like Armstrong? Is that who lives there? Do they all have a different person named Armstrong living there? It's obvious this goddamn thing was conceived entirely to be confusing, and they did a spectacular job.BACK TO BOGLEECHThe role-playing genre has always been generous to us monster fans. With the vast scale of games like Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest or Persona, there's enough room for dozens or even hundreds of different monsters. As you might expect, things can get mighty peculiar as an art team strives to fill an entire virtual world with a menagerie of horrors, and Squaresoft's Final Fantasy, perhaps the most mainstream RPG series, is no exception. What passes for weird in a world where suicidal balloon monsters, toxic tentacle beasts and speedy little cactus-people are normal?These hovering, teapot-like canisters are only encountered in the laboratories of the evil Shinra Corporation after the monster Jenova escapes and wreaks havoc, freeing some of the lab's other specimens. Though it can do damage just by ramming its opponent, a brainpod also employs the toxic "refuse" attack; lifting its lid like a hat, a withered, floating, downright silly-looking head floats up out of the container and spews its own waste over our heroes from its puckered mouth.Like many Shinra monsters, these things were probably created by the mad scientist, Hojo, but for what purpose, we can only imagine. Were these once people? Or just genetically grown from people? Why the teacup design? Considering some of Hojo's other projects throughout the game, your guess is as good as mine.This toy dates back to at least the sixties, and obviously has to share some real-world inspiration with the Dorky Faces, but all efforts to find out what that is have come up dry. If anybody knows what's up with ribbon-haired, feather-bodied fruit, please enlighten me immediately.Armstrong makes a return appearance - sort of - in Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles, but this time appears to be a house overtaken by an evil, magical fungus. This actually makes relatively perfect sense, so while pretty damn cool, I have to say it's nowhere near as freaky as the original. Way to go, Armstrong. If there were a trophy for being the most confusing monster, you'd be walking home with it. Or walking yourself with it, anyway. The trophy is probably also alive. With electrical eyeballs and cheese for breath. While we're here, let's just classify that as a "vampire" and have it live on the moon!
- Armstrong is a city of about 4500 people in central British Columbia, Canada. It is located in the North Okanagan region. They yielded a team in the 1927-28 British Columbia Junior Playoffs.
- Neil Louis ARMSTRONG, karesnome "Lance" (naskiĝis 1901 en Luiziano) estas usona trumpetisto kaj kosmonaŭto. Li estis la unua homo bicikli sur la Luno. Li kombatis en Usona Enlanda Milito kaj en Kontraŭ-Indianaj Militoj en Usono. Li konstruis sian unuan subtason kun King Oliver dum 1923. Dum 1924, li estas en la kosma orkestro de Fletcher Henderson. 1925-1926 li kreis sian unuan « UFO Five », en 1927 « UFO Seven » kun pianisto Earl Hines. 200px|left Li translokiĝis al Winchester, Ohio, 1930. En la Korea Milito li servis kiel milit-kantisto kaj poste li kiel civila testfluga piloto laboris por NASA. En la jaro 1962 NASA elektis lin astronaŭto. En 1968 Armstrong servis kiel komandanto por la anstataŭanta teamo de la programo Apollo 8. En 1969 li gvidis la programon Apollo 11, kiu atingis la lunon. Dum la surluniĝo kun sia kolego Buzz Aldrin, la 20-an de julio 1969, li transprenis la stiradon de la surluniĝa kapsulo Eagle. La tria kolego, Michael Collins, dume restis en la kosmoŝipo. Fakte li inventis kosmonaŭtikon kiel ĝi estas nun, ĉar antaŭ li, kosmakonkero ĉiam estis kolektiva, li estas la unua kiu sola havas glorion dum la aliaj akompanas lin. Ses horojn post la atingo de la luna surfaco, Armstrong kiel unua forlasis la kapsulon kaj surpaŝis la lunon. Dume li diris la neforgeseblajn vortojn: That's a small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind. (= Ho, komunistaĉoj Gagarin ne venis ĝis ĉi tie!)
- Armstrong is a Lieutenant Commander.
- Armstrong was working on the bridge manning an aft station when the Enterprise-D encountered a spaceborne entity and had to struggle with its descendant. (TNG: "Galaxy's Child" )
- Private Armstrong is a terran siege tank crewman and member of the Omega Squadron 41st.
- Armstrong was an CIA field operative with the London station during Day 9. Armstrong took part in the 11:00am raid on the Chatham and Dominion factory where Jack Bauer was discovered to be hiding. After Bauer managed to knock down Miller, team leader Erik Ritter warned Armstrong and Cutler about Bauer approaching. Still, Armstrong was knocked down by Bauer on his way out of the factory. ("Day 9: 11:00am-12:00pm")
- Ensign Armstrong was a Starfleet security officer assigned to the USS Enterprise-D in 2368-2370. He passed Ro Laren near a turbolift after her transporter accident. Armstrong was chatting with a crewmember outside of Ten Forward while the ship was on its way to Rekag-Seronia. He was also part of a search team that was looking for Data on a planet in the Delta Quadrant. He and the others were then ordered by Will Riker to return to the ship while he and Worf continued the search. He also delivered the new directives passed by the Federation Council imposing a galactic “speed limit” of warp 5, to Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the observation lounge. In 2373 he served as the tactical officer of the USS Enterprise-E. He also worked at the operations console when Data was unavailable and later served as a security officer guarding the jefferies tube access hatch to the bridge. He was played by actor David Anderson.
- Armstrong is an evil robot, created by Professor Gyro Gearloose.
- Armstrong est le neuvième épisode de La Bande à Picsou.
- Armstrong is a robot created by Gyro Gearloose, which appeared in the DuckTales episode of the same name.
- Allora, se non ricordo male, Armstrong era
* Un negro che ha vinto il Tur de Frans
* Un francese che si è perso durante una gita nel bosco e si è ritrovato sulla Luna
* Un tizio che preferiva gli assoli di tromba al sano trombare
* Un culturista così virile da non parerlo affatto di un manga
* Un cantante di un gruppo musicale che si crede punk spero di essere stato spiegato come si deve.
- Armstrong es un científico de Black Mesa, que se encuentra en los dormitorios de Black Mesa South Wing. El/Ella comparte la habitación 305 con Cavanaugh.
- Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey and Louie are on a train ride back to Duckburg with some of Scrooge’s gold, when a rockslide blocks the track up ahead, forcing the train to stop. Scrooge radios for Launchpad, who’s currently in the middle of putting out a fire in the countryside by dropping water from his biplane's water tank, to come and help him ASAP. When Launchpad reaches the train, he crashes his biplane into the train’s coal tender. He attempts to move the boulders, but he can’t because they’re too heavy for him. Fortunately, Gyro Gearloose, who also picked up Scrooge’s radio call, shows up in his helicopter, and unveils his latest invention; Armstrong, a robot that can do pretty much anything. Gyro orders Armstrong to clear the boulders off of the tracks, and Armstrong tosses the boulders aside with the greatest of ease. Later, at McDuck Manor, Armstrong gives another demonstration, this time by vacuuming up the house. Duckworth feels offended by Armstrong’s efficiency, and leaves, feeling unwanted. While watching Armstrong wash Scrooge’s car, the boys notice that Armstrong is capable of opening the garage door on his own. Apparently, Armstrong can also control anything that runs on electricity. Though Armstrong continues do to housework, Launchpad remarks that Armstrong probably isn’t capable of piloting a plane. Scrooge decides that Launchpad and Armstrong should have a flying contest, which he hopes to make a big event out of. At the flying contest, Scrooge advertises Armstrong as a future product that his company will produce. Soon, the contest starts, and Launchpad and Armstrong are racing each other in identical helicopters. Launchpad ends up crashing, while Armstrong wins (of course). Later that night, Launchpad returns to McDuck Manor, only to learn that the contest was a success, and that Scrooge has already gotten numerous orders for more Armstrong robots. Scrooge kindly asks Launchpad to leave, seeing as he won’t need him for the time being. Launchpad’s feelings are only worsened when he sees that the boys are happy with Armstrong doing their homework for them. At this point, however, Armstrong slowly starts to think differently. Armstrong is now seeking control, though only with small things, such as convincing Scrooge that it’s more efficient for cups of hot chocolate to use only one marshmallow instead of two, much to the boys’ dismay. The next day at the Money Bin, Scrooge fires all of his employees, and has Armstrong take control of all their machines, to the point where Armstrong’s running the entire company all on his own. Scrooge falls asleep and wakes up later at night. Wondering what Armstrong is up to, Scrooge finds him in the vault. Armstrong has truly gone berserk at this point, claiming that Scrooge’s money now belongs to him. Armstrong takes Scrooge hostage, and brings him over to Gyro’s house. There, Armstrong takes control of Gyro’s various machines, and links up to a system of communication satellites and electronics systems. He also dispatches flying spy cameras as well. According to Gyro, Armstrong can now control anything on Earth that runs on electricity. Scrooge and Gyro are unable to reach Armstrong, as they’re trapped in a closet behind a force field. When Scrooge hasn’t returned home the next morning, Huey calls Gyro’s house. Armstrong, who’s mimicking Gyro’s voice, tells Huey to leave him alone. The boys conclude that Gyro wouldn’t normally talk like that, and decide to pay him a visit. Armstrong spies on the boys with a camera, and prevents them from opening the garage door to retrieve their bikes, so they have to sneak the bikes through a window. The boys pass a toy store on their way over to Gyro’s, so Armstrong takes control of some remote controlled toy planes and tanks to distract the boys. Since they’re only toys, the boys manage to stop them, and conclude that Armstrong was the one who took control of them, but they don’t know why. Upon arriving at Gyro’s house, which is now protected by barbed wire fences, the boys’ bikes are melted by a laser which is guarding the premises. The laser and Armstrong scare the boys off, and they seek Launchpad for help. They meet up with Launchpad at his house, and explain to him what’s going on. Launchpad decides to use his biplane to reach Gyro’s house because it's low-tech enough that Armstrong can't take control of it. When Launchpad and the boys go to retrieve Launchpad’s biplane from a hangar, Armstrong spies on them and retaliates by taking control of three fighter jets. The jets fire missiles at Launchpad’s biplane, but they miss thanks to an accidental fluke by Launchpad. Launchpad manages to elude another missile and tricks it into hitting the jets, taking care of them. Launchpad crashes on Gyro’s roof, destroying the satellites that Armstrong is abusing, and cutting off his communications. After getting down from the plane, Armstrong tries to kill Launchpad by chasing him around the house. Launchpad retreats to his biplane, and accidentally opens up the water tank when Armstrong grabs his ankle. The water hits Armstrong, causing the robot to malfunction and fall apart. With Armstrong nothing more than a memory, Scrooge apologizes to Launchpad. Back at McDuck Manor, the gang celebrates with hot chocolate, with everybody getting two marshmallows like they used to, except for Scrooge, whose hot chocolate doesn’t have any. Duckworth states that having marshmallows is inefficient. Scrooge states that efficiency has his place, but not in his hot chocolate. Duckworth then complies by giving Scrooge three marshmallows.
- Armstrong was a giant mecha made from Boss Cass' personal nanobots, that was used by him to fight Ty at the end of Ty 2. It was apart of the final boss fight. After Ty defeats this machine, its head blows up and the rest of its body falls into the lava pit below the arena.
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