He is a craftsman. His setup and delivery are perfect. (not that i am an expert) You can never tell or guess where he's going to drop you off. All of his jokes are built sturdy so as to hold your attention and then he pulls the lever to the trap door where he meticulously placed you and you fall into the pit of laughter. A genuine craftsman.

A hilarious amount of poop comes out of that thing after it falls in the bucket the first time.

EDIT; also, he's got the tech to set up a motion-triggered camera system, but not a trap door?

...or a trap door.

Even love? That's sad, man.>> ^Yogi:

>> ^speechless:
>> ^GeeSussFreeK:
So, if she wasn't on her phone, she might of been able to use her arms to prevent herself from falling in a hole...reason 34056 to not always be on your phone.

Right. Because people should walk around staring down at the sidewalk at all times in case it tries to just randomly swallow them whole. This way their arms will be free to save themselves. That's just common sense. Anyone who uses a phone while walking on a sidewalk deserves to fall through a trap door. Also, you should always be looking up, in case someone pushes a piano out of a window.

I walk along strapped to four giant poles in order to prevent me from falling into anything. They're annoying after a while but give them a nap midday and they're happy.

>> ^speechless:

>> ^GeeSussFreeK:
So, if she wasn't on her phone, she might of been able to use her arms to prevent herself from falling in a hole...reason 34056 to not always be on your phone.

Right. Because people should walk around staring down at the sidewalk at all times in case it tries to just randomly swallow them whole. This way their arms will be free to save themselves. That's just common sense. Anyone who uses a phone while walking on a sidewalk deserves to fall through a trap door. Also, you should always be looking up, in case someone pushes a piano out of a window.


I walk along strapped to four giant poles in order to prevent me from falling into anything. They're annoying after a while but give them a nap midday and they're happy.

>> ^speechless:

>> ^GeeSussFreeK:
So, if she wasn't on her phone, she might of been able to use her arms to prevent herself from falling in a hole...reason 34056 to not always be on your phone.

Right. Because people should walk around staring down at the sidewalk at all times in case it tries to just randomly swallow them whole. This way their arms will be free to save themselves. That's just common sense. Anyone who uses a phone while walking on a sidewalk deserves to fall through a trap door. Also, you should always be looking up, in case someone pushes a piano out of a window.


Seems the law agrees with me about drivers in most states. Then again, I also make plans for zombies, or escape routes in case of ninjas. This was more of a joke than anything, lighten up.

>> ^GeeSussFreeK:

So, if she wasn't on her phone, she might of been able to use her arms to prevent herself from falling in a hole...reason 34056 to not always be on your phone.


Right. Because people should walk around staring down at the sidewalk at all times in case it tries to just randomly swallow them whole. This way their arms will be free to save themselves. That's just common sense. Anyone who uses a phone while walking on a sidewalk deserves to fall through a trap door. Also, you should always be looking up, in case someone pushes a piano out of a window.

>> ^longde:

And what happens when they have to leave their hovel with all that cash to make a deposit?


Secret sewer tunnel trap door in the hovel...duh.

If one poses as solid floor then acts like a trap door, they're full of crap.

This nerd's graph explains all that need be known about PUAs: artificial, with real affection reserved for The System itself.

At 2:05 Trap Door Spidercat attempts the Rear Naked Choke Hold but fails when the opponent squirms away...

So my house is out in the woods and needless to say a lot of mice come in especially when it gets cold. I have these clear plastic trap door live mice traps that work great. I usually drive down the street and let them go...hoping maybe they find a new home in some neighbors house or something.

This winter it has been particularly cold and snowy and I've been too lazy at midnight when I catch them to shovel the driveway so I just toss them out the back door. The next morning I catch the rascal again. I can see the little footprints in the snow running right back to the house and somehow making its way inside again. One plump mouse in particular went through this routine for a week or so until I finally drove him away. He seemed tamer than the rest. I named him boomerang. I miss that little sucker. The end.

*You drop down from trap door*
You're surrounded:
-- In front of you is a small counter with food
-- To your left is a blonde with a busty dress, despite advancing years
-- To your right is a more subdued, but nonetheless deadly opponent
-- Behind you is a fridge

Do you...:
a) Approach cautiously and wait for a flaw in your enemies guard?
b) Approach typically, foreseeing no viable threat
c) Approach violently, telling both enemies to STFU

Select a target...:
a) Food
b) Blonde
c) Subdued
d) Fridge

... You get the picture.

>> ^NordlichReiter:
If you want the toy, just take the top off the game. There is a trap door on the top, how the hell do you think they got the toys in their.


"there"

If you want the toy, just take the top off the game. There is a trap door on the top, how the hell do you think they got the toys in their.

Wow, This has got to be the longest discussion that never went anywhere I've seen in a while.

Kudos for the up-thinking on this design. Innovative!

Now.., are the people expected to access the lower train through a trap door, or are these smaller moduals just for the quick station to station jumps while the people on the lower sections need to wait for a more major stop in order to disembark?

Just a thought!