Swords&Sunflowers
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"Aye I's gonna do some brain surgery on you ya' know?" "Just going to take this little uh.. sharpie thing and cut your skull open".. "this is kind of cool.. huh?".. as the patient slowly drifts into unconsciousness from the anesthetic.
lol there was a medical resident who had a silvester stalone accent hahahah, it was so cool, it made everything he says sound so epic!
An interesting thing about Adolf Hitler is that at the age of 14, he wanted to become a priest. I can imagine he would have been one heck of a preacher and become the Billy Graham of Europe. Instead, he uses his intellect and social/oratory prowess to gain power, kill millions of people, and leave an entire continent in ruins.
Goes to show that it's not the gifts and talents that matter, it's what you do with them that counts.
There was an interesting movie about Hitler (Max) that came out in 2002 that a lot of people didn't like because it "humanized" the "monster" of Hitler. It brought into question if Hitler had gone down an artistic career path rather than his political one.An interesting thing about Adolf Hitler is that at the age of 14, he wanted to become a priest. I can imagine he would have been one heck of a preacher and become the Billy Graham of Europe. Instead, he uses his intellect and social/oratory prowess to gain power, kill millions of people, and leave an entire continent in ruins.
Goes to show that it's not the gifts and talents that matter, it's what you do with them that counts.
Want to borrow my time machine?I just want it to be Thursday at about 630
Yes.Want to borrow my time machine?
It's a quarter per use. I think it was built in the '80s or something. Like riding one of those toys in the front of Walmart. American quarters only though.Yes.
Oh you asked someone else...
Yes.
I dunno man that's an awful steep price. I mean, time travel's cool and all, but I could buy a gumball for that price... or even five 5 cent candies. Think of the possibilities... could be a yellow gumball, green, red, purple...It's a quarter per use. I think it was built in the '80s or something. Like riding one of those toys in the front of Walmart. American quarters only though.
Then he'll just be 30 years older at the same exact spot he's in now hahaEventually the 80's will turn into the 90's, then into the 2000's, and then the 2010's. You might want to hang on to that time machine.
Nah, two rides through the awesomeness of the 80s and 90s is twice as much awesome as anyone else can experience... I doubt the human body could even handle the double dose of awesome.Eventually the 80's will turn into the 90's, then into the 2000's, and then the 2010's. You might want to hang on to that time machine.
This is true... however some times right.Also, something I've noticed...
1990's = Millennial Golden Age.
1980's = Generation X Golden Age.
1960's = Baby Boomer Golden Age.
1950's = Silent Generation Golden Age.
1920's = Greatest Generation Golden Age.
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