Media sometimes uses a snarky butler as a sign of a weak or ineffectual employer, but man, if I had that kind of money, I’d pay extra for a butler who was quick-witted enough to just burn me to the ground at a moment’s notice.
“ Downey approached LA Wing Chun Academy founder Eric Oram about lessons.Oram was dubious about the notorious actor’s commitment at first.
“When he first came to me, insurance companies wouldn’t bond him for
movies; he couldn’t get roles,“ Oram told Men’s Journal
in 2011. “I told him if he didn’t show up to a lesson, I was going to
chop off his toes and feed them back to him. One day he didn’t turn up,
and I told him goodbye. Then he had a couple of producers call me and
vouch for him, saying, ‘He was with us in a meeting; he didn’t have a
phone. It’s our fault. Don’t cut his head off.’ He has committed himself
to it ever since and turned his life around.”
“Robert’s focus is night and day from when we first began,” Oram told Men’s Fitness. “This shotgun mind of his channeled it into a single point of focus and turned it into a laser. The training demands it.”
A party where everyone plays a bard but instead of using dice to determine combat results, they play Guitar Hero Rock Band or whatever it’s called and depending on how good their score is causes the outcome of the fight to be awesome or absolutely terrible
It works best when none of your players have played any Guitar Hero games to show a natural and logical improvement in the characters skill
the government overthrow at the end of FMA:B is funny bc, like, a lot of people thought Roy was rlly dumb and shallow, which he made sure of on purpose, so to the majority of soldiers it’s kind of like abruptly getting caught up in a coup thrown by Elle Woods from legally blonde