▲ 10 r/BrandNewSentence
Why the fuck would she know about these things rubbing against a house?
u/GraboidGirl — 4 days ago
u/GraboidGirl
In a series full of gore and death, this is the “golden chainsaw” method/death
Basically the most iconic weapon or kill in a series notorious for bloodshed.
Reverse Bear Trap (Saw): Perhaps the most iconic trap in the franchise. It’s been revisited in some form or another across many of the future movies, games, even dead by daylight made it Amanda’s main weapon to use on survivors to slow them down fixing generators. But ironically we never actually saw the original RBT actually kill someone until Saw VII.
Log truck (Final destination): The scene that scarred an entire generation.
Mortal Kombat: In the Midway era, Sub-Zero’s spine rip is the most memorable from the first game and has been re used on many occasions. Fun fact, it’s what caused the ESRB rating mechanic to be introduced.
Mortal Kombat 9: Cool Bi-Han (the first Sub-Zero) is once again the one with the iconic fatality. For the NRS era, Noob Saibot’s make a wish fatality might be the one people remember the most across the entire trilogy of games in the second timeline.
u/GraboidGirl — 12 days ago
▲ 4 r/gallifrey
Had this thought while thinking about the Doctor's laissez-faire humour surrounding death
Alla: You can't make jokes! People are dying!
The Doctor: Love, all the Galvani people, a civilization spanning eons, were instantly wiped from seventeen star systems in the flash of a gamma rayve. Poof. Atoms. Byeeee. A friend of mine, mate about a billion years old, I watched every hour of his life roll back til he was a puddle on the ground. That I then slipped on. In the matter of a minute. I've lost so many people so fast and without warning or care or cause or concern, your heart would wobble at innumerablity.
Death doesn't deal, love. We can either laugh with her or die on her stage. Yet hey, at least she has a sense of humor.
Alla: A bit deadpan for my taste.
(Articulated as dialogue because I wasn't sure how best to convey this thought in-universe)
u/GraboidGirl — 21 days ago
▲ 3 r/doctorwho
Had this thought while thinking about the Doctor's laissez-faire humour surrounding death
Alla: You can't make jokes! People are dying!
The Doctor: Love, all the Galvani people, a civilization spanning eons, were instantly wiped from seventeen star systems in the flash of a gamma rayve. Poof. Atoms. Byeeee. A friend of mine, mate about a billion years old, I watched every hour of his life roll back til he was a puddle on the ground. That I then slipped on. In the matter of a minute. I've lost so many people so fast and without warning or care or cause or concern, your heart would wobble at innumerablity.
Death doesn't deal, love. We can either laugh with her or die on her stage. Yet hey, at least she has a sense of humor.
Alla: A bit deadpan for my taste.
(Articulated as dialogue because I wasn't sure how best to convey this thought in-universe)
u/GraboidGirl — 21 days ago
▲ 462 r/Iowa
Seriously. This dude is so dry yet so real. Why can't we have more dweeby and well-meaning politicians who look like they want to be doing anything else BUT running the government? As a well-meaning dweeb, we deserve representation!**
**I came across this video, laughed and had to post it for the gag. No one is paying me for this. However if someone DID want to pay me for it..... I accept bribes in Fareway gift cards.
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u/GraboidGirl — 3 months ago