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Doom in an art gallery resonates with me on a spiritual level.
this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2025
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What cheese best evokes "rip and tear"?
String cheese, ofc.
Grade A dad joke.
Cheese farts are ultraviolent. Rip and tear!
Wear two pairs of underwear.
They won't save you.
Parmesan cheese and Red Wine until you are full.
There are three options
A) There's another doom related context for this here meme
B) You've been waiting a long time to use this
C) You just cooked this up
Which is it?
C. Playing by ear
Parmesan sucks as a raw cheese. Soft/semi hard cheeses is what you want with wine and bread.
Gives a new meaning to a Swiss knife.
Construct3D? It still exist?
Are the paintings the monster enemies? Do you throw wine at them?
I played it. When you switch to your hand and click on the art pieces it brings up an opaque dark background. This displays a slightly higher res scan of the item, some information about the piece, and a link to information about the art (I think they all goto The Met).
Can you not throw wine at anything?
You sip wine and Pabst Blue Ribbon is in a hidden area.
I deseperately need to know Doom Guy's views on Romanticism.