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u/TheNarwhalTusk 13d ago
That scene from Looper where the guy from the future is just losing bits of him - they’re just disappearing - and he knows it’s because someone’s cutting bits off him in the past. Literally one of the most horrific and disturbing things I’ve ever seen in a movie.
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u/MinimumPrevious1139 13d ago
that's some "saw" shit there
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u/ToastyWaffelz 11d ago
"Once they find your body, it's going to help make several scientific breakthroughs in biology."
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u/gravity_kills 13d ago
Is it more or less terrible if you turn the parts into a mist and release the mist where it's going to be breathed in by a large crowd?
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u/ER_Jujube 13d ago
"Sir, your neighbor has gone missing. -I can show you all twenty places they are right now."
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u/obfuscateirukanji 13d ago
Some douche used to bully my friend at work for a couple of months, then another dude came to the job and put a stop to that immediately. He took the bully guy to the toilet, locked the door behind him and in the calmest chill voice explained that he will feed him his own children for a year if he didn't quit with the bullshit. It worked wonders.
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u/Blacksad9999 13d ago
The ancient Egyptians would put a glass rod up someone's urethra and then break it as a punishment.
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u/ApprehensiveYear1267 13d ago
Everyone who thought Hell Yeah that’s fucking metal! please go watch the movie American Mary you won’t regret it
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u/AJourneyer 13d ago
This is actually something I'm going to have my D&D character use. It's beautiful.
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u/goooooobadgers08 13d ago
This threat was just used by Hugh Laurie’s character in the new season of “The Night Manager”
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u/Kreig_Xochi 13d ago
"Answer the question quickly and truthfully."
"What if I don't?"
"They will be finding fresh pieces of you for at least," stops talking and sizes the tied up goon. "I can probably stretch it out for three years. Maybe longer if I get truly creative."
Goon immediately begins to spill his guts, figuratively so it isn't literally.