What does Roger say....

[SymphonicX]

When Peter says "I'm not too sure of this thing, I'll just wrap pick-up"

Does Roger say:

"I grew up driving one of these things, come on, let's go"

or...

"my father drove one of these things, come on let's go"

or something else...

???

[bassman]

I think he says "I grew up in one of these things". I could be mistaken, though...

[3pidemiC]

I think he said "I was concieved, born, and raised in one of these things". ;)

[Thorn]

I am pretty sure he says... "I GREW UP ON ONE OF THESE..."

[capncnut]

Peter: "I'm not too sure of this thing, I'll just ride pick up."
Roger: "I grew up on one of these things. C'mon, let's go!"

[AcesandEights]

Peter: "I'm not too sure of this thing, I'll just ride pick up."

Roger: "I grew up on one of these things, and that familiarity will lead me to my ultimate undoing and doom at the hands and bicuspids of a foul shambling corpse. C'mon, let's go!"

[clanglee]

Peter: "I'm not too sure of this thing, I'll just ride pick up."

Roger: "I grew up on one of these things, and that familiarity will lead me to my ultimate undoing and doom at the hands and bicuspids of a foul shambling corpse. C'mon, let's go!"

:lol::lol::lol:

Now THAT is foreshadowing!!

[Bub666]

I'am pretty sure Roger says "I grew up in one of these things".

[triste realtà]

Roger says "C'mon, let's go. Follow me close and we won't run over a single zombie. I'm sick of not being bitten by zombies!"

[clanglee]

And we go from foreshadowing to irony. Any other literary tools to be lampooned anyone?

[AcesandEights]

And we go from foreshadowing to irony. Any other literary tools to be lampooned anyone?

I don't know, but now, for some reason, I have this image of Dawn run at high speed with wacky music in the vein of a Monty Python sketch, and that has me giggling a bit :)

[sandrock74]

I never thought of this before, but why didn't Roger and Peter just drive the trucks around and smash as many zombies as possible before parking the trucks? Now, THAT would be fun!

[ProfessorChaos]

^^
brilliant. :thumbsup:

[MaximusIncredulous]

And we go from foreshadowing to irony. Any other literary tools to be lampooned anyone?

Repetition?

Peter: "I'm not too sure of this thing, I'll just ride pick up."

Roger: "I'm an excellent driver, an excellent driver."

[sandrock74]

When Peter says "I'm not too sure of this thing, I'll just wrap pick-up"

Does Roger say:

"I grew up driving one of these things, come on, let's go"

or...

"my father drove one of these things, come on let's go"

or something else...

???

"I love you."
I'm pretty sure thats what Roger whispered into the radio, not realizing he still had the send button pressed. :lol::stunned:

[bassman]

Remember those old "WHHHAAAASSSUUUUPPPP?!?!?!?" commericals/parodies? That's what they were saying...

[SRP76]

"I lost my virginity in one of these things! A cold night, a truckstop, and 50 bucks will do that."

[ProfessorChaos]

And we go from foreshadowing to irony. Any other literary tools to be lampooned anyone?

how about a nod to star wars films by having roger say:

"i've got a bad feeling about this...."

[clanglee]

how about a nod to star wars films by having roger say:

"i've got a bad feeling about this...."

Or Lethal Weapon "I'm getting too old for this. . "

[sandrock74]

Or Lethal Weapon "I'm getting too old for this. . "

Or just insert the infamous "Wilhelm Scream"

[krakenslayer]

"I threw up on a zombie's jeans! Come on, let's go!"

[RustyHicks]

And we go from foreshadowing to irony. Any other literary tools to be lampooned anyone?

Roger: After this run, I won't be back