The force cup is strong with my young apprentice.
Btw, a light saber won't frighten a Jedi, but the run screaming like little girls when pursued with a well used force cup!
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Btw, a light saber won't frighten a Jedi, but the run screaming like little girls when pursued with a well used force cup!
Draka
Wonder Woman
Personally, I find this plunger far more frightening.The force cup is strong with my young apprentice.
Btw, a light saber won't frighten a Jedi, but the run screaming like little girls when pursued with a well used force cup!
It's frightening because it would mean watching Dr Who....one of the most boring snoozefests ever concocted by mankind.Personally, I find this plunger far more frightening.
Draka
Wonder Woman
Oh, Weeping Angels are by far the creepiest things. Daleks, as silly as they look, were always ****** though with their force fields and that laser that pretty much reduced anything to ashes. Take an army of Cybermen to take on 4 Daleks
Creepiest thing I've seen on TV ("Hush", Buffy The Vampire Slayer)...
The "Distinguished Gentlemen"
The "Distinguished Gentlemen"
"What light through yonder breaks... It is the east and Juliet is the sun...". This thread needed a Shakespearean quote.
More Shakespeare.....
"But be'n that this is a 44 magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, & would blow your head clean off.......you've got to ask yourself one question, do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?"
Clint Eastwood is my favorite Shakespearean actor.
What does Mike think of this?
No doubt he's open to the idea.
Draka
Wonder Woman
I rather like Sir Patrick Stewart...I mean Jean Luc Picard.Clint Eastwood is my favorite Shakespearean actor.
(of course, the actual difference being that he is a Shakespearan actor
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To have a fracture you have to have a calcified appendage, first. Otherwise its not called a fracture.
Sorry but that nomenclature is just broken.
Nonetheless, be careful when playing cowgirl & horsey.