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[Fiedel]

I'm on my 3rd playthrough, and I still do not understand this line when Grunt says it. Anyone care to explain?

[Pacifien]

He's describing the ease to which he can sever a spine.

[ChaosUndivded]

ahhh that line cracks me up... ME2 had some great lines...



Joker: It's not a cockpit, the Alliances has Bridges.. Asari have cockpits, wait, no they don't..



something like that anyway..one of my favourite lines that one.. hilarious..



but yeah, your question.. humans and asari are soft and squishy fleshlings.. quarians, you gotta get through the suit first.. turians, with all that body armour they wear, kinda hard to stick a knife in them so you gotta work it a little..

[Fiedel]

so whats the joke about the point?

[Collider]

Knife?

[ChaosUndivded]

either that or he's totally clueless..



wots @ the end of a knife... the point.. get it.. >_<

[Fiedel]

darn I was thinking too much. Yea it was so obvious that I dind't get it. I was expecting something more.

[ForrestB]

hard to remember the context, but i think the baby Kroger is saying that its easy to sever the spine using a short blade. when he says he never saw the point (referring to Turians), I always thought he meant there are easier ways to kill them rather than stabbing and 'working' the blade. Either that or the dialogue is specifically to set up for the cheesy joke at the end...

Edit....spellcheck...kroger....lulz

Modifié par ForrestB, 25 mars 2010 - 12:44 .

[Bigdoser]

i saw it as grunt trying to tell a joke but its not that funney.

[Pacifien]

I don't think the image of a scalped Turian is very funny, but Krogan have a different sense of funny.

[Blaise Voltaire]

Pacifien wrote...

I don't think the image of a scalped Turian is very funny, but Krogan have a different sense of funny.

Scalped humans are gross enough to think about. Scalped turians..? Peeling back chitin. Disgusting.

That said, though, the fact that Grunt and Krogan think that it's funny is funny to me. It suits them. I laugh at videos of puppies, they laugh at the idea of tearing off the faces of their enemies.