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Don't tell the wife (I've always had a thing for Calhoun). Maybe 'cause she reminds me of the Mrs.
Calhoun is your post-apocalyptic wingman match!
Calhoun from Wreck-it-Ralph is your perfect "wingman" for the Zombie Apocalypse. Her hard-as-nails attitude and expert marksmanship will shield you from all harm and keep the flesh-eating beasts at bay. You can retreat to the video game world in sugar rush for sustenance and fun when you tire of fighting zombies.
Calhoun is your post-apocalyptic wingman match!
Calhoun from Wreck-it-Ralph is your perfect "wingman" for the Zombie Apocalypse. Her hard-as-nails attitude and expert marksmanship will shield you from all harm and keep the flesh-eating beasts at bay. You can retreat to the video game world in sugar rush for sustenance and fun when you tire of fighting zombies.
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drfrankencock
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Sully From Monster's Inc. is your perfect wingman for the Zombie Apocalypse. If you can't beat the monsters, join 'em! Sully's brawn and protective nature will keep you safe from those flesh-eating beasts! You Will Survive!!!
I strongly disagree with this one. A) I would be protecting my wingman(woman). My answers clearly indicated that I don't believe I need protection.
B) I wanted the ice chick from Frozen. The cold is the best protection against zombies. So if anyone will protect me it's her. And the cold never bothered me anyway. And protecting and nurturing a woman is the best damned reason I can think of for slaying a zombie hoard, so there's that. The only thing Sully would be useful for is that I could cut him open and bury myself inside to protect me from the frigid wrath of my ice princess when I inevitably piss her the fuck off. But even then, I'd just tell her, "Hey, babe, let it go. Let it go!"
Edit: Oh great. MrB8 got Elsa. Fine MrB8. I'll go sulk in my Kingdom of Isolation now that you've stolen my one true love! Bad MrB8! Bad!
I strongly disagree with this one. A) I would be protecting my wingman(woman). My answers clearly indicated that I don't believe I need protection.
B) I wanted the ice chick from Frozen. The cold is the best protection against zombies. So if anyone will protect me it's her. And the cold never bothered me anyway. And protecting and nurturing a woman is the best damned reason I can think of for slaying a zombie hoard, so there's that. The only thing Sully would be useful for is that I could cut him open and bury myself inside to protect me from the frigid wrath of my ice princess when I inevitably piss her the fuck off. But even then, I'd just tell her, "Hey, babe, let it go. Let it go!"
Edit: Oh great. MrB8 got Elsa. Fine MrB8. I'll go sulk in my Kingdom of Isolation now that you've stolen my one true love! Bad MrB8! Bad!
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Eating at the Y, That reminds me I had a manager years ago she was so naive she was lesbian and our group were all talking that you can eat at the Y for free she thought that they were talking about the YMCA so she calls up her girlfriend and tells her they can go eat at the Y for free today. Some one had to tell her they were talking about sex not lunch. After awhile we had her well broken in she wasn't so naive no more..
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On the Edgar Allen Poe quiz. I got The Fall of the House of Usher.
Couldn't get it to Paste on phone.
Couldn't get it to Paste on phone.
burtybasset
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I got:
Edgar Allan Poe wrote The Fall of the House of Usher just for you! This is a creepy tale, designed to have many hidden messages consisting of drug addiction, mental illness, incest, and some would even argue, vampirism. However, the most obvious and discussed theme of this short story is the one of the decomposing human body, and the split personality of the mind. The narrator of the story is brought to the House of Roderick and Madeline Usher, two twins who believe to terminally ill only under the disguise of hypochondria. When Madeline appears to have died before Roderick, the narrator relocates her body to the family tomb where she will wait to be buried. However, Madeline "returns" to life as Roderick expects her to (knowing she was never truly dead), and upon his confession to the narrator they both fall as dead corpses and the house crumbles as it splits into two when the narrator departs in a hurry. In order to for to relate to the House of Usher, we can assume that you may have a bit of Hypochondria yourself. Or perhaps you feel like there are two different sides to your personality, and you aren't sure which one is truly alive inside of you? If you can understand the underlying tone in The Fall of the House of Usher, which consists of internal deteriorating and confusion within a family connection, then this is the right work of Poe for you.
Sully is your post-apocalyptic wingman match!
Sully From Monster's Inc. is your perfect wingman for the Zombie Apocalypse. If you can't beat the monsters, join 'em! Sully's brawn and protective nature will keep you safe from those flesh-eating beasts! You Will Survive!!!
Edgar Allan Poe wrote The Fall of the House of Usher just for you! This is a creepy tale, designed to have many hidden messages consisting of drug addiction, mental illness, incest, and some would even argue, vampirism. However, the most obvious and discussed theme of this short story is the one of the decomposing human body, and the split personality of the mind. The narrator of the story is brought to the House of Roderick and Madeline Usher, two twins who believe to terminally ill only under the disguise of hypochondria. When Madeline appears to have died before Roderick, the narrator relocates her body to the family tomb where she will wait to be buried. However, Madeline "returns" to life as Roderick expects her to (knowing she was never truly dead), and upon his confession to the narrator they both fall as dead corpses and the house crumbles as it splits into two when the narrator departs in a hurry. In order to for to relate to the House of Usher, we can assume that you may have a bit of Hypochondria yourself. Or perhaps you feel like there are two different sides to your personality, and you aren't sure which one is truly alive inside of you? If you can understand the underlying tone in The Fall of the House of Usher, which consists of internal deteriorating and confusion within a family connection, then this is the right work of Poe for you.
Sully is your post-apocalyptic wingman match!
Sully From Monster's Inc. is your perfect wingman for the Zombie Apocalypse. If you can't beat the monsters, join 'em! Sully's brawn and protective nature will keep you safe from those flesh-eating beasts! You Will Survive!!!
drfrankencock
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WOW!!! That ancient television set!
#3 looks like she might murder me after mating. I'm strangely okay with that.
#3 looks like she might murder me after mating. I'm strangely okay with that.
