"Nobody's gonna f*** on you! I'm on your side! I hate Godzilla! I hate him too! I hate him! He destroys cities! *Please*! This isn't your fault. I'll get you some pants. "
You know what I think about before I pull the trigger? I think about the infield fly rule. I love that rule. It assumes the worst of everybody. It says sorry batter you're a shmuck for poppin' up with runners on and you stupid infielder you don't get to cheat and drop the ball just because you caught a break. My favorite part, the batter's out but the runners advance at their own risk. That's the way life should be, you can be a mofo at your own risk... or not.
You know what I think about before I pull the trigger? I think about the infield fly rule. I love that rule. It assumes the worst of everybody. It says sorry batter you're a shmuck for poppin' up with runners on and you stupid infielder you don't get to cheat and drop the ball just because you caught a break. My favorite part, the batter's out but the runners advance at their own risk. That's the way life should be, you can be a mofo at your own risk... or not.
Righteous Kill.
"If you could make God bleed, people will cease to believe in Him. There will be blood in the water, and the sharks will come. All I have to do is sit here and watch, as the world will consume you... "
We were attacked, laughed at, and finally imprisoned. But it was there, in those hellholes, where the mind is bound and the spirit is shackled, that we realized that the single most effective way to bring about radical change is the historically proven path of violence
