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Fairportfan wrote:- SNIP -
Rorschach and the incident that sent him completely over the edge... That guy thought he was gonna surrender and be treated all nicey-nice, too...

kingklash wrote:"I've been advised to tell you, he walked into a door. A door made of knives and shotguns."

kingklash wrote:"I've been advised to tell you, he walked into a door. A door made of knives and shotguns."

bmonk wrote:Or: I'm so sorry, but he walked onto the knife I was holding. Twenty-two times.

My2Cents wrote:

Boxilar wrote:Well, consider, Meatsnak had the wonderful experience of being eaten and killed, and in that order. I'm betting he was pretty smug, thinking he was about to be arrested where he could play the system for years, trying to get off on technicalities and pleas of insanity. Imagine his smugness dissolving into raw terrror as the cute FBI who trapped him transformed into something out of his worse nightmares. He died in screaming raw terror while be eaten alive. I'd be willing to bet his smugness was what set Suzie off. I personally don't agree with what McBride did, but the bad guy's death did have a certain poetic justice to it.

Actually he must have gone quick. Otherwise Lily would have busted in to investigate the screaming.

Unless, of course, vampires have some kind of paralytic venom.

Jabberwonky wrote:

Opus the Poet wrote:Edited to fit screen and time slotYep, bored again. can't work on projects because the noise disturbs the inmates/roommates... Latest project is turning a Friday the 13th Halloween mask into a winter face mask to keep my face warm while I ride my bicycle to work/church. I cut the top off the mask to not catch my helmet, added hardware to hold an old pair of glasses to the mask so I could see, and some foam rubber baffles to the inside of the mask to keep my hot, humid breath from fogging the glasses. Then I took it all apart and painted everything that wasn't glasses or foam, gloss black.

So with everything painted black I no longer look like the guy in the hockey mask, but I'm still pretty scary. And warm, that's the important part, it does keep the wind off my face and keeps me from getting cold as fast... I look like a low-budget Darth Vader though.

So for a total cost of $3.24 for the mask and the rest of the supplies coming from previous project leftovers I managed to get this all done for a song. The song is Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, but what the heck, it's still a song, right?

Pictures perhaps?

Julie wrote:Okay...it's been bugging me... Is Lily a fan of super-dark blush? Or are her cheek bones that pronounced and her cheeks that sunken?

Dave wrote: Or, as a Robert Heinlein story put it, "The coroner's verdict of heart failure did not entirely explain the charred condition of the remains."

davids4250 wrote:

Dave wrote: Or, as a Robert Heinlein story put it, "The coroner's verdict of heart failure did not entirely explain the charred condition of the remains."

Ultimately, all deaths can be described as "heart failure".

sheik wrote:Well, that does it.
I am now completely unconvinced that all those murder/suicide incidents involving a shotgun are legit.

Mark N wrote:

sheik wrote:Well, that does it.
I am now completely unconvinced that all those murder/suicide incidents involving a shotgun are legit.

if it is only now that you feel that way, then you must be young.

Fairportfan wrote:

Mark N wrote:

sheik wrote:Well, that does it.
I am now completely unconvinced that all those murder/suicide incidents involving a shotgun are legit.

if it is only now that you feel that way, then you must be young.

I think that it was "Iron Feliks" Dzerzinski who said something to the close effect of "Any bungler can arrange an accident. It takes an artist to manage a suicide."

kingklash wrote:"I've been advised to tell you, he walked into a door. A door made of knives and shotguns."

sonicthunder wrote:I like the chief too. Hope he exists in some capacity after this flashback, and doesn't spend the rest of Wapsisquare's run chilling with Daren and Owen at the bar.

davids4250 wrote:

Dave wrote: Or, as a Robert Heinlein story put it, "The coroner's verdict of heart failure did not entirely explain the charred condition of the remains."

Ultimately, all deaths can be described as "heart failure".

bmonk wrote:I'm so sorry, but he walked onto the knife I was holding. Twenty-two times.

Wapsi wrote:

Julie wrote:Okay...it's been bugging me... Is Lily a fan of super-dark blush? Or are her cheek bones that pronounced and her cheeks that sunken?

She has very pale skin and pronounced cheek bones. =)