Die, little machine. Die.
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Die, little machine. Die.
Well, this is it. About 2 months ago my old iRiver carked it and decided to never fix itself ever again. I've given up, and decided to have a little fun.
Meet "Duke Nukem". See him as he was before he was murdered:
Following in the footsteps of beloved video game snuff star, James Earl Cash, my weapon of choice was the hammer. I was going to use the axe, but I couldn't find it, and a hammer has more blunt force trauma anyway. See results after 6 smacks in the face:
Unable to contain any more anger, I wasted the little son of a bitch with excessive blunt force trauma to the screen and body. This next photo was taken after I left the murder scene by forensic investigators. Ok, not really, but that was mildly funny, right? See final results:
Meet "Duke Nukem". See him as he was before he was murdered:
Following in the footsteps of beloved video game snuff star, James Earl Cash, my weapon of choice was the hammer. I was going to use the axe, but I couldn't find it, and a hammer has more blunt force trauma anyway. See results after 6 smacks in the face:
Unable to contain any more anger, I wasted the little son of a bitch with excessive blunt force trauma to the screen and body. This next photo was taken after I left the murder scene by forensic investigators. Ok, not really, but that was mildly funny, right? See final results:
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Many years ago, I played a demo version of a game called Trash It.Drakan wrote:Do tell! o.O
You controlled this sprite sized workman who had to, if I remember correctly, demolish as much stuff as he could before the time limit was over.
He did this with an oversized mallet and then hoovered up the remains with a an oversized hoover.
Good dose of cartoony fun.
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