Literature
Choosing an outfit for the day was a lot like fighting a duel. In both, instincts - rather than conscious decisions - were the key to victory. Adolin didn't often fret about what to wear; nor did he plan each strike of the sword. He went with what felt right.
The real trick in both cases was making the effort to build your instincts. You couldn't parry a thrust with muscle memory if you hadn't spent years practicing those maneuvers. And you couldn't rely on your gut in fashion choices if you hadn't already spent hours studying the folios.
The real trick in both cases was making the effort to build your instincts. You couldn't parry a thrust with muscle memory if you hadn't spent years practicing those maneuvers. And you couldn't rely on your gut in fashion choices if you hadn't already spent hours studying the folios.
— Rhythm of War (fourth book of The Stormlight Archive)
Professional Wrestling
Kyle O'Reilly: Man has the audacity to walk away from this company and show his face again? Well, I'm going to knock that smile right off his face, Jay Briscoe's going to wipe the floor with Jay Lethal and Dalton Castle's probably going to do something really weird with Moose.
Jay Briscoe: What's a peacock do to a moose? I'm trying to figure it out.
Dalton Castle: I'll tell you what he does, Jay. He drops him on his giant head.
Jay Briscoe: What's a peacock do to a moose? I'm trying to figure it out.
Dalton Castle: I'll tell you what he does, Jay. He drops him on his giant head.
Web Video
Nott: Molly could use his masculine wiles to talk to—
Mollymauk: (confused) Do I have masculine wiles...?
Nott: You have... pan[sexual] wiles?
Mollymauk: I'm into it! I'll take it.
Mollymauk: (confused) Do I have masculine wiles...?
Nott: You have... pan[sexual] wiles?
Mollymauk: I'm into it! I'll take it.
— Critical Role, "The Hour of Honor"
"I'm more powerful than you when I'm wearing women's pants!"
— Freddy Mercury, Epic Rap Battles of History
