natia said:
No, that's Phish, or Phyti, or GhotiHootenanny said:
Oooh, good shot! That one had to hurt.franznietzsche said:Wait, this one wasn't scared off by the fish?
THROW MORE FISH!
*thwap*
Direct hit!
Begone with your crackpottery! Everyone knows that if there's a penguin involved it can't possibly work.natia said:
Math Is Hard said:
Depends how he is fried, perhaps. Literally or figuatively. Literally might be a problem. He'll be easy to catch, if you want to pursue "literally". Waddle, waddle, waddle.yomamma said:pengwuino won't like the fried penguin idea
I know, the force is strong in this one. Usually a direct hit with a fish does them in.Lisa! said:
If the force in this one can withstand that kind of shock, we will need emergency counter-measures - quick, pull my finger!yomamma said:
Amateur!turbo-1 said:
Don' start no ground-war in Asia, buddy. I don' need no steekin' beer and pizza! Ogres got layers.Danger said:Amateur!
With one good pizza and a dozen beers, I can lay waste to you and any army of your choosing... no finger-pulling required (and definitely not recommended).
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