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I think a Maximum Overdrive EOTW would be rather exciting as well. 
Let's be real, a plastic bottle of water is not going to help with human-obliterating robots. The better idea in this case is to conserve oil, get on their good side; then you can be their Vichy government.
trysts wrote:
ThreeNailz wrote:
ivandh wrote:
For examples consult Hollywood.
Possible apocalyptic events destroying most people on earth:
nuclear war
conventional war
disease
drought
robots
For all of these, you would want to conserve water.
There again, you wouldn't be talking about the end of the world. But I still don't think water would help much in these events either.
Well then that's just one less survivor I have to share my water with...at the end of the world.
LOL!!! There aren't going to be any survivors at the END of the world. You know, like when THE END flashes up on the screen there is no more movie to be seen.
theoreticalboy wrote:
Let's be real, a plastic bottle of water is not going to help with human-obliterating robots. The better idea in this case is to conserve oil, get on their good side; then you can be their Vichy government.
Besides, these are going to be flesh covered robots. Haven't any of you ever seen Terminator?
ThreeNailz wrote:
trysts wrote:
ThreeNailz wrote:
ivandh wrote:
For examples consult Hollywood.
Possible apocalyptic events destroying most people on earth:
nuclear war
conventional war
disease
drought
robots
For all of these, you would want to conserve water.
There again, you wouldn't be talking about the end of the world. But I still don't think water would help much in these events either.
Well then that's just one less survivor I have to share my water with...at the end of the world.
LOL!!! There aren't going to be any survivors at the END of the world. You know, like when THE END flashes up on the screen there is no more movie to be seen.
Yes there is, you have all the credits, maybe some outtakes or deleted footage too.
ThreeNailz wrote:
theoreticalboy wrote:
Let's be real, a plastic bottle of water is not going to help with human-obliterating robots. The better idea in this case is to conserve oil, get on their good side; then you can be their Vichy government.
Besides, these are going to be flesh covered robots. Haven't any of you ever seen Terminator?
AND, they're gonna be shot in great 80s unnatural-blue lighting. What good is water against aesthetics?
pdela wrote:
you forgot a big particle collider provoking a black hole
That's right, I forgot about that. That's exciting too. It should happen pretty fast. But water's not going to do much good then either.
Jun 23, 2010
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#53
theoreticalboy wrote:
Let's be real, a plastic bottle of water is not going to help with human-obliterating robots. The better idea in this case is to conserve oil, get on their good side; then you can be their Vichy government.
I think they made the robots(that are going to be responsible for the end of the world) that drink water. I've talked to many robots.
trysts wrote:
ThreeNailz wrote:
ivandh wrote:
For examples consult Hollywood.
Possible apocalyptic events destroying most people on earth:
nuclear war
conventional war
disease
drought
robots
For all of these, you would want to conserve water.
There again, you wouldn't be talking about the end of the world. But I still don't think water would help much in these events either.
Well then that's just one less survivor I have to share my water with...at the end of the world.
Why is it that whenever someone brings up these apocalyptic scenarios where only a few humans survive, they are always one of the survivors?
trysts wrote:
theoreticalboy wrote:
Let's be real, a plastic bottle of water is not going to help with human-obliterating robots. The better idea in this case is to conserve oil, get on their good side; then you can be their Vichy government.
I think they made the robots(that are going to be responsible for the end of the world) that drink water. I've talked to many robots.
You've talked to spray-painted drunks pretending to be robots, I bet.
Oh, ...at the end of the world.
ivandh wrote:
ThreeNailz wrote:
trysts wrote:
ThreeNailz wrote:
ivandh wrote:
For examples consult Hollywood.
Possible apocalyptic events destroying most people on earth:
nuclear war
conventional war
disease
drought
robots
For all of these, you would want to conserve water.
There again, you wouldn't be talking about the end of the world. But I still don't think water would help much in these events either.
Well then that's just one less survivor I have to share my water with...at the end of the world.
LOL!!! There aren't going to be any survivors at the END of the world. You know, like when THE END flashes up on the screen there is no more movie to be seen.
Yes there is, you have all the credits, maybe some outtakes or deleted footage too.
I'll have to admit that the outtakes are funny as heck, but they are not part of the movie.
Jun 23, 2010
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#58
ThreeNailz wrote:
trysts wrote:
ThreeNailz wrote:
ivandh wrote:
For examples consult Hollywood.
Possible apocalyptic events destroying most people on earth:
nuclear war
conventional war
disease
drought
robots
For all of these, you would want to conserve water.
There again, you wouldn't be talking about the end of the world. But I still don't think water would help much in these events either.
Well then that's just one less survivor I have to share my water with...at the end of the world.
LOL!!! There aren't going to be any survivors at the END of the world. You know, like when THE END flashes up on the screen there is no more movie to be seen.
Until you walk out of the theater. Then another more absurd movie begins anew.
bigpoison wrote:
trysts wrote:
ThreeNailz wrote:
ivandh wrote:
For examples consult Hollywood.
Possible apocalyptic events destroying most people on earth:
nuclear war
conventional war
disease
drought
robots
For all of these, you would want to conserve water.
There again, you wouldn't be talking about the end of the world. But I still don't think water would help much in these events either.
Well then that's just one less survivor I have to share my water with...at the end of the world.
Why is it that whenever someone brings up these apocalyptic scenarios where only a few humans survive, they are always one of the survivors?
Hahaha!!! That is a great question.
singing... "I'm a survivor, I'm gonna make it..."
For examples consult Hollywood.
Possible apocalyptic events destroying most people on earth:
nuclear war
conventional war
disease
drought
robots
For all of these, you would want to conserve water.
There again, you wouldn't be talking about the end of the world. But I still don't think water would help much in these events either.
Well then that's just one less survivor I have to share my water with...at the end of the world.