DeletedUser
FACT: Not breathing is not breathing. 
DeletedUser
Geez, that is a long time. And here I thought my childhood temper tantrums were awesome. I've been humbled by a Swiss guy who shaves his body...
Oh, and Rebow, my fact was standalone, and not in response to your post. So, once again ---
Fact: This fact is wrong.
Oh, and Rebow, my fact was standalone, and not in response to your post. So, once again ---
Fact: This fact is wrong.
DeletedUser28032
Guybrush Threepwood could hold his breath for ten minutes.....oh hang on a minute...yeah he's a cartoon character forgot about that
Fact: Guybrush Threepwood is a cartoon character (and a mighty pirate!)
Fact: Guybrush Threepwood is a cartoon character (and a mighty pirate!)
DeletedUser22493
Im a huuuge Monkey Island fan..
Fact(s):
The folks who brought us the Monkey Island games first created a sprite of the character who would be the protagonist. They didn't have a name for our hero yet, so they just saved the sprite as "Guy."
Deluxe Paint, the program they used to create the sprite, appended ".brush" to the end of the file's name, giving us "Guy.brush." Everyone got used to referring to the sprite character as Guybrush, so the name just kind of stuck.
Guybrush got the surname "Threepwood" after the game developers voted on it. Originally, "Threepwood" was the name of one of Dave Grossman's RPG character.
Fact(s):
The folks who brought us the Monkey Island games first created a sprite of the character who would be the protagonist. They didn't have a name for our hero yet, so they just saved the sprite as "Guy."
Deluxe Paint, the program they used to create the sprite, appended ".brush" to the end of the file's name, giving us "Guy.brush." Everyone got used to referring to the sprite character as Guybrush, so the name just kind of stuck.
Guybrush got the surname "Threepwood" after the game developers voted on it. Originally, "Threepwood" was the name of one of Dave Grossman's RPG character.
DeletedUser22493
Is that a fact?
DeletedUser
FACT: Some facts can only be proven with a shovel and lots of elbow grease.
DeletedUser
FACT: that fact can be disproved using five sticks of TNT.
DeletedUser
FACT: TNT only works if you're looking for possible leg fragments, not legs.
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DeletedUser
FACT: all problems can be solved with the application of TNT, an AK-47, a hammer, WD-40, Gaffertape, and a pint.
DeletedUser22493
A pint will do.
DeletedUser
is that a fact?
DeletedUser
course it's a fact, why wouldn't it? can you think of any better solution?