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Krokei

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« #441 : 07-21-2005 09:30 »
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Yeah, yeah, I'm alive. I was gonna come back sooner but I was playing music. With my band, woo! Yeah. It was a tough decision, but in the end I decided with: Congratulations. JBERGES, your faith was well placed.
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DrThunder88

DOOP Secretary

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« #462 : 07-29-2005 18:51 »
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I'm having fun imagining Frankenstein's Monster: "Damn right!" It's got to be Wernstrum.
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Zoidberg227

Space Pope
   
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« #470 : 08-03-2005 00:57 »
« : 08-03-2005 00:57 »
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Gee, looks like it's time for the 'ol Doc Tee cliche here ...
Narrator: (voice-over; on TV) You're entering the vicinity of an area adjacent to an airplane cabin. [An hourglass and sundial float past an airplane window.] The kind of place where there might be a god or some kind of weird savior. [An old sandal, a man getting his feet washed and a half-eaten loaf of bread fly past.] These are just examples. It could also be something much better. [An airplane lavatory door rotates toward the camera and opens.] Prepare to enter The Rapture Door. [The door opens onto the titles, which shatter like glass. The show begins and the first scene is a pan over a post-apocalyptic airplane cabin. The camera glides past piles of clothing items.] As per your request, please find enclosed the last man on the flight.
[The camera stops moving. The man stumbles out of the lavatory. He walks among the aisle, gawking at the empty seats.]
Man: [on TV] Finally, solitude. I can fly airplanes for all eternity. [He loses his ability to fly commercial jets.] It's not fair! It's not fair! Wait, it's not that bad. I can still fly the private jets. [His realizes where he is and screams.] It's not f --! Well, lucky I know how to skydive! [He pulls a parachute out of the overhead storage compartment. An anvil falls out of the pack and lands on his foot. He screams in pain. The airplane crashes. His head flies out the cockpit window.] Hey, look at that weird savior!
The Scary Door sequence from "A Head in the Polls", edited.
Edited again, to better fit the biblical tradition of honoring guests by washing their feet for them.
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