Druid begins to walk down a road - were it will take him - he does not know. Finally a tiny dumpster attracts his attention. He always did have a soft spot for being out of the ordinary. Druid climbs up onto the dumpster and fire his gun, the barrage of shots quickly make many people run and scream, a select few however stay to see what is going on.
"Well... the past week has been a confusing one my friends. I come here however to change your mind onto a different idea. This is not a silly debate or a well planned heist. No. This is just a mere question and I don't want a dragged out answer. All I want to hear is a yes... or a no."
Druid hops off of the dumpster and into the crowd - so that he makes sure they all can hear the next statement to be made.
"What would you do for a Klondike bar?" |
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Oops... forgot to change the name of the thread. olololol. |
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I'm not sure that asking "What would you do for a Klondike bar?" and demanding a yes or no answer makes much sense, my friend.
What would I do? Yes. |
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Man, just as you got me all excited to listen, you ask a question that ISN'T a yes or no question. Although, still a great question. I think there's a better question there though. People seem to go rogue for quite a few reasons these days. Personal beliefs, Coffeeshop drama, just wanting to make a name for themselves.
I think the real question here is...would you go rogue for a Klondike Bar? |
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I think the real question is why TheCaptain has stopped talking like TheCaptain does? |
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That is the real question, a1. The Captain has these slip ups sometimes. It usually comes from heightened emotional distress, or extreme sleepyness. The Captain has no idea when he is going to stop speaking like The Captain usually does. These things just happen sometimes. The Captain would like to assure you though, he is still the same old Captain either way. |
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Why did you point that out to him a1capon3.
I thought we were rid of his third person speech methods. Then you dredge them back up.
Why do it? Just why??? |
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what i would do for a klondike bar? Nothing,i dont even like em. lol so ummm i guess the answer would be no. |
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What would I do for a Klondike bar?
I don't know... Maybe I'd drive down to the grocery store and buy myself a pack. |
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A klondike bar is a square block of chocolate goodness surrounding an icecream core of love.
I would dance on tables for Klondike bars. |
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The Klondike bar was invented by the Isaly Dairy Company of Mansfield, Ohio in the 1930s. Rights to the name were eventually sold to Good Humor-Breyers, part of Unilever. It is known for its slogan "What would you do for a Klondike Bar?" |
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This question evokes almost a child-like wonder in me. I mean, we are all in...
Jillian glances around briefly before whispering "the mafia", then clears her throat loudly.
I mean, we commit crimes, kill people all on a daily basis- and you want to know what we'd all do for a Klondike bar?
...There's not much lower we can sink, is there? Giggles briefly before straightening her dress and drawing a look of seriousness.
But if forced to answer, I would probably pluck out my own heart, put it in a jar and give it to the infamous Demi-God VendettaJames. Klondikes are wonderful! |
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I would like a Klondike.. minus the "Klon" part |
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You people just don't know. |
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