This... this is the perfect way to convince someone who believes that they are being filmed that they aren't being filmed, while they are actually being filmed!
My gods... I MUST BE THIS PERSON!
YOU WERE ALL HIRED TO MAKE ME BELIEVE THAT THIS WASN'T SO, BUT IT IS!
AAAAAAAaaaaaaahhhh... *runs off into the distance*
I never really used to find escort missions annoying... until two days ago.
Enter "Dead Island".
People who go sprinting ahead of you, and then stand still the moment you pass them. Ooh, and other people who feel the need to jump down a ledge into a horde of burning zombies!
They keep killing themselves, and I just want to kill them for it. Does that sound strange?
Early prototype of the Ice Climbers Snow Shoe (TM).
Metal spikes on one side get shoved into foot, ensuring that it would not fall off, while the metal spikes on the other side were used to grip that slippery ice!
Later dismissed for being too darn painful to put on, and providing not enough grip on the foot if used more than once.
No, it is not used for "braining" people; I believe that the Mafia use things like this to "knee-cap" them instead; keep them alive, but unable to run away.
My gods... I MUST BE THIS PERSON!
YOU WERE ALL HIRED TO MAKE ME BELIEVE THAT THIS WASN'T SO, BUT IT IS!
AAAAAAAaaaaaaahhhh... *runs off into the distance*
No prize, just like sharing my knowledge.
Enter "Dead Island".
People who go sprinting ahead of you, and then stand still the moment you pass them.
Ooh, and other people who feel the need to jump down a ledge into a horde of burning zombies!
They keep killing themselves, and I just want to kill them for it. Does that sound strange?
This is an early prototype of the one featured in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom".
And wouldn`t "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" be more appropriate?
Honestly, though? I only knew 1 of the answers. The rest I guessed.
It was shown on the "Deadliest Warrior" episode "William Wallace VS Shaka Zulu"; Williams Ball and Chain.
Metal spikes on one side get shoved into foot, ensuring that it would not fall off, while the metal spikes on the other side were used to grip that slippery ice!
Later dismissed for being too darn painful to put on, and providing not enough grip on the foot if used more than once.
I'm also allergic to something in my friends back yard during summer.
Nowhere else does it happen, and at no other time of the year.
I believe that the Mafia use things like this to "knee-cap" them instead; keep them alive, but unable to run away.
It's the modern-day Odd-Job hat!