The Last Continent/Awesome: Difference between revisions
Content added Content deleted
prefix>Import Bot (Import from TV Tropes TVT:Awesome.TheLastContinent 2012-07-01, editor history TVTH:Awesome.TheLastContinent, CC-BY-SA 3.0 Unported license) |
m (Mass update links) |
||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{work}} |
{{work}} |
||
* Mad the dwarf. Rincewind accidentally provokes a troublemaker in a bar and Mad backs him up by drawing a knife. The troublemaker sneers and draws a huge blade and says "''This'' is what I call a knife!" Not skipping a beat, Mad replies "No worries. ''This'' is what I call a crossbow." and proceeds to shoot the troublemaker in the foot. |
* Mad the dwarf. Rincewind accidentally provokes a troublemaker in a bar and Mad backs him up by drawing a knife. The troublemaker sneers and draws a huge blade and says "''This'' is what I call a knife!" Not skipping a beat, Mad replies "No worries. ''This'' is what I call a crossbow." and proceeds to shoot the troublemaker in the foot. |
||
* Ponder Stibbons gets a taste of what life will be like for him when he's an old wizard due to [[Timey |
* Ponder Stibbons gets a taste of what life will be like for him when he's an old wizard due to [[Timey-Wimey Ball|Fourecks' troubled creation]], decides to bugger the non-interference clause, and [[Dramatic Gun Cock|shakes his hands clear of his sleeves]], a clear sign that some ''heavy'' wizardry is about to go down. |
||
* Bursar's surfing. |
* Bursar's surfing. |
||
* The rain was worth waiting 30,000 years for. |
* The rain was worth waiting 30,000 years for. |
Revision as of 18:34, 9 January 2014
- Mad the dwarf. Rincewind accidentally provokes a troublemaker in a bar and Mad backs him up by drawing a knife. The troublemaker sneers and draws a huge blade and says "This is what I call a knife!" Not skipping a beat, Mad replies "No worries. This is what I call a crossbow." and proceeds to shoot the troublemaker in the foot.
- Ponder Stibbons gets a taste of what life will be like for him when he's an old wizard due to Fourecks' troubled creation, decides to bugger the non-interference clause, and shakes his hands clear of his sleeves, a clear sign that some heavy wizardry is about to go down.
- Bursar's surfing.
- The rain was worth waiting 30,000 years for.