Damn terrorist foreigners screwing everything up.Tom Goldman said:Trashed Thor Press Kit Causes Bomb Scare
Or what people will pay on eBay.ChillShark said:Throwing it away...... some people just do not appreciate useless memorabilia!
They picked it up from the scorpion graveyardPunkRex said:There was a dead scorpion in it, a REAL scorpion?
Look im not a PETA level animal "lover" but that seems a little f'd up. I know scorpions are some of the most primal animals on the planet and have no sense of feeling (at least in the mental sense) but killing them for a movie promotion seems a little messed up.
Thor brings the Scorpion back to life and gives the sugar cube magic powers and has the two objects fight to the death. Obvious really.Scarim Coral said:What the heck does a dead scorpion and sugar cube got to do with the Thor or join the so called Shield at all?
1. It's a promo pack, the industry equivalent of a really complex brochure. Multiply the coupon books you get in your mailbox by 100 and add some actual design, and then try to get work done with all that on your desk. No matter how cool it looks, do you keep the free promo literature to every video game or movie you see? How about made?FlyAwayAutumn said:Why'd they throw it away though?
Agreed. Best thing I've read all day! This weeks challenge: work it into a conversation somehow....RelexCryo said:"Reanimate lifeless scorpion with sugar cube. Battle until one of you is dead."
That is just epic. Seriously...that is just gold.
Hater's gonna hate.FlyAwayAutumn said:Silly Flauros your logic makes no sense.Flauros said:FlyAwayAutumn said:Why'd they throw it away though?
So they can pretend thor never happened.
Thor was a good movie.
1. No one can help me. I'm too awesome.SinisterGehe said:How long have you been having these ideas about this "Thor"? Because, you know. We still might be able to help you and you might be able to live a normal happy life. It is not too late.FlyAwayAutumn said:Silly Flauros your logic makes no sense.
Thor was a good movie.
I find it funny how in American a box in trashcan is a bomb when I Finland it is a collectors dream. Oh, the differences in our culture...
But why did they trowed it out, they could have ebayed it.
I never throw things awaySaintWaldo said:1. It's a promo pack, the industry equivalent of a really complex brochure. Multiply the coupon books you get in your mailbox by 100 and add some actual design, and then try to get work done with all that on your desk. No matter how cool it looks, do you keep the free promo literature to every video game or movie you see? How about made?
2. Technically, they didn't throw it away, they recycled it. Good for them, IMO.
Quite.theultimateend said:Hater's gonna hate.FlyAwayAutumn said:Silly Flauros your logic makes no sense.
Thor was a good movie.
If you're serious, I'd warn you of this [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compulsive_hoarding].FlyAwayAutumn said:I never throw things awaySaintWaldo said:2. Technically, they didn't throw it away, they recycled it. Good for them, IMO.
I never throw away cool memorabilia anyway. Also there are a number of things they could've done.SaintWaldo said:If you're serious, I'd warn you of this [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compulsive_hoarding].FlyAwayAutumn said:I never throw things awaySaintWaldo said:2. Technically, they didn't throw it away, they recycled it. Good for them, IMO.
And remember, you're not talking about your workspace at an operation that gets promo from a lot of auto makers. A. LOT. Cool movie tie-in or not, they didn't want it taking up the space. Maybe you should recycle-bin dive them, in the future.
Well, the problem with this model is that it only has one scorpion. That produces not near enough poison carrying shrapnel at all!Luke5515 said:You know, when I make bombs, I like to use scorpions as shrapnel.
really, how do you mistake that?