Iron Maiden's 1980 debut album 'Iron Maiden' had a track called 'Iron Maiden', so they do in fact sing about Iron Maidens.Nickolai77 said:
After nearly three decades.... I realized something today.
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I just assumed it was toxic, corrosive sludge - there's no effects from being near it, so nothing's radiating off it.BamWam said:
Oh, I forgot - In Episode 1 though there is definitely radiation when you go into the citadel core. Not in Episode 2 though, funnily enough.
In Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex there aren't any ghosts or shells. Nobody ever stands alone in an apartment complex, either.
Nope, there are several thrones in the books, and even three or more in the show. Remember that the the Seven Kingdoms all were independent at some time, and that they thus often have thrones.dobahci said:
The Iron Throne, of the Red Keep in King's Landing is seen.
The Stark Throne, of Winterfell is seen.
The Arryn Throne, of The Eyrie is seen.
Let me fix that for you.standokan said:
Also, Iron Man's suit wasn't made out of iron at all, according to the movie it was a titanium-something alloy.
In Minecraft you can also build.
In the movie Pron, there is no actual po- oh, that's Tron, my bad.
Skyrim isn't actually on the rim of the sky.
Watermelons are not, contrary to popular belief, the result of putting melons in water.
Nobody crafts stars in Starcraft.
In Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, there isn't too much sunshine, especially near the middle of the movie, and it certainly isn't eternal, and the main character's mind is purposely covered with spots.
In Just Cause 2, your cause is most certainly not just. Destabilising a regime and dividing the nation between three warring gangs of questionable moral ethics does not count as just. Of course it could just be "just cause (I can)"
