Cool Factor, The: A Guide to Achieving Effortless Style, with Secrets from the Women Who Have It

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In the game's Fate storyline (which the anime is primarily based on), one of the main villains of the series, Gilgamesh, approaches Saber and Shiro. Ten years ago a group of friends set out with a simple, ambitious goal; to create the finest whiskey on earth.

Examples include his casually lugging around trees in Commando and his ripping a bolted-down bed out of the floor, one-handed in The Running Man. He bought the time to even come up with this plan by grabbing his stacks of Autobot badge awards off the shelf and using them as improvised throwing weapons; why they were given such sharp edges is anyone's guess. Penderyn was born, with its distinctive bottle complete with gold ‘tear’ and highly commended flavour. A one-eyed seventy year old nun who runs a gun-smuggling 'church of violence' and whose weapon of choice is a golden Desert Eagle she fires one handed?He even applied for a trademark based on his "heart" goal celebration along with his squad number, 11, to be used on a range of merchandise such as clothing and footwear. The Angry Marines ◊, a homebrewed chapter of Warhammer 40 K Space Marines, fought a Greater Daemon of the Chaos God Nurgle to a near standstill, throwing everything they could at it. He threw Kaname high up into the air without warning to free up his mecha's hand, took out the Hind with a knife thrown into the cockpit then safely caught the screaming girl on her way down. However, most of the series involves rebellious philosophers in Badass Longcoats fighting artificially-intelligent Agent programs in corporate attire, all through Martial Arts. A couple of young individuals taking destiny into their own hands, leaving behind unfulfilled lives of wasted talent to come together with their different skills to create something from nothing and make it work!

The end of the anime is also a deconstruction of the Rule Of Cool via the Spiral Nemesis, the theoretical end of the universe via an overuse of Spiral Power (which is functionally the Rule Of Cool in Applied Phlebotinum form. In the original Getter Robo, How does the giant robot Texas Mack and its pilot Jack King move a giant UFO away from a city, so that its explosion won't kill everyone? He purposely grows his hair to look like a shonen hero, actually tries to attach speakers to his Shinigami outfit so he can have his theme song (which is "Number One" of course) playing when he fights, constantly talks to his just as crazy Zanpakuto and chooses to do things based on "coolness factor".Ridiculously Potent Explosive— For when normal explosives just don't give the necessary cool-factor. These embellishments are purely Stylized for the Viewer, with the author directly confirming that the elements are there just because the attacks look cooler that way.

Then the Amish ninja assassin and her equally-Amish ninja assassin tween daughter appear to kick ass and take names.How else can you explain somebody jumping 30 feet in the air, and then jumping off of their sword in midair to gain more altitude? In a game, much of that is covered by numbers increasing, but the movie shows that kind of personal power in practice. It is pure coincidence that we round off this list with a fifth French car (we did warn you this rundown was esoteric – if you’re after logic and reason, may we suggest a sudoku? In the commentary for Serenity, Joss Whedon discusses the scene where the good guys come through the opaque and sensor-killing "ion cloud" followed by an army of Reavers to back them up against the Alliance.