up and at 'em, lads wait, you mean we are supposed to kill him? ready for a bearhug? oh, you knock, knock you made my day this is not what you think it is... do you have permission from your parents to be here? next express to hell in 3...2...1 get him out of my sight yo need a license for those eyebrows the admission fee to the freakshow was really worth it act your age, not your eyebrow size it's not you, it's your eyebrows is it halloween already? play dead! i'm here to bring you your darwin award your eyebrows say "made in china" I didn't read all the taunts posted here, so sorry if I posted any duplicates.
I'll add these. (edited slightly to be snappier/shorter) If I didn't add one, it's because I had already included a variation of it. Yes, even a Darwin Award one. I hope I can use quote marks in the script without screwing anything up!
Hmmmm. I'm swiftly approaching my tolerance level for internet hatejargon. How about I add "cry some more", which is basically the same but also a Team Fortress reference, and "don't feed the troll, guys" which is the standard response to trolls? I'll credit you anyway.
Some of mine to add: what is this I don't even REEEEELP! (see if you can find the reference) Fission Mailed! Abort! Your eyebrows are giant hairy caterpillars ok, that's all I've got for now. :/
-good -Scooby-Doo? I've got some more iconic lines from that. -"fission mailed" is good -"your eyebrows are like big hairy caterpillars" edited slightly to reduce size, and "like" added to prevent the taunt from being poetically bizarre. That good?
How about "ruh-roh" instead? It's listed here as his actual catchphrase, and as a nice bonus, sounds kinda like something a person might legitimately say!
Why not just put in both? Everyone wins, though I haven't seen Scooby Doo use it much beyond the classics in the original (god I miss the Scooby and Scrappy-Doo show.) Wait! just for this, let's add some homage to Scrappy Doo here. DIGGLE POWER! that's definitely a good one.
I don't think the first one fits well enough to add. It doesn't sound natural on its own. That's why I picked one that sounded a little more fitting. I will add "diggle power", though!
Sorry. I'll try to refrain from more internet jargon in my future submissions. I don't use any of it personally but thought others might find it potentially humorous.
Here's a few more: Dredmor, we have a problem You mad eyebrows? Who died and made you king? Take a chill pill No princesses here (obvious!) DOG BLUNDER!!!! (a more obscure reference) Stop that pigeon now (I'll honestly be amazed if this gets figured out) More to come later.
Not a problem. I had just used some of it already, and didn't want to overdose. good already in how about "who died and made you the hero?" There already is a king! good good. I, uh... don't get the reference, though good...? I think? I'll do it in lowercase, though. I avoid all caps whenever possible. Aha! I remember this one! It's a bit iffy, but if we pretend the monsters are referring to the hero as a pigeon as some kind of weird insult, it can fit. Coolz
No Princesses here is from Super Mario at the end of the castle level. It refers to Toadstool going "Your Princess is in another castle" every time (yeah right, you dillweed, she's always in some other crappy castle.) Don't you remember? Dog Blunder is an obvious reference from the Blue Falcon cartoon, where the titular hero gets hopping mad at his cyborg dog companion. I'm amazed you got the Yankee Doodle pigeon reference, though! (this is in no way related to Hatoful Boyfriend. Creepy.)
Oh okay Well, I'd have recognized "Your princess is in another castle"!!! Geez! I dunno about "dog blunder!" That taunt only seems to work on someone named "Dog Wonder". It doesn't seem to apply to other situations.
That's true, but why not go right for the genuine article? "i'm the goddamn diggleman" = that slime thinks himself to be some kind of diggle-related superhero. "i'm the goddamn batman" = that slime thinks he's Batman. Or really, really wishes he was. I like the second one
Yeah, I was thinking of just saying I'm the goddamn Batman to begin with, but was concerned that it wouldn't be too appropriate.