With its atomic bomb-sized shock wave, the meteor that struck Siberia instantly caused end-of-the-world fears and has spawned a likely fleeting interest toward increasing our vigilance of the heavens above. But Slim Pickens knows how to ride out the end of the world:
Now let’s get this thing on the hump – we got some flyin’ to do!
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4 responses to “How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The End of the World”
This is great. Yet, I wonder what happens when the hero hits the ground.
Wonderful! I was going to subtly comment that there must have been slim pickings on the news to prompt you to GIF this — but your attribution above took some of the wind out of that sail. Truly a memorable moment from a great character.
@stefanie I wondered about that too. The meteor kind of visually fizzles out in air, and I pictured Kong falling off and into the horizon. More GIFFing time needed for that one! @Andrew yes too much information on my part. I need a subtly brick to drop on my head as a reminder.
So Kong falls into another dimension. A beautiful Idea.
Do you know “The Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen”? Munchhausen rides a cannonball and goes to the moon.
http://www.buecher.de/shop/historische-romane/the-surprising-adventures-of-baron-munchausen/raspe-rudolph-erich/products_products/detail/prod_id/23592048/ ( I don’t mean you to buy this. There is just a small text about the book).