

JRPictures wrote:Sadly throwing all of those toys at the same time means not all of them get into the incinerator, including the bear.
Desperate, you grab out two pairs of scissors and prepare to cut the bear into pieces.
Krika wrote:Alas, a bug in their targeting software means that while Best Korea may not exist anymore, the bear remains unharmed.
You rummage around in your grandfather's old hunting chest, and find both a shotgun and several shells. It's time to hunt it like the big game it is!


Endless Sea wrote:The fire fails to work, since the bear was just in a very cold freezer. And wet. That was also a thing.
Using a tremendous slingshot, the bear is thrown out of Earth's atmosphere and into the sun at immense speeds!

Dryunya wrote:It then absorbs the energy of the explosion, which is hand-waved by Star Trek technobabble about the transporter after-effects.
According to the same technobabble, its molecular structure is now unstable, and he can desintegrate at any moment. Maybe it was supposed to be a sequel hook?

Victin wrote:Godzilla eats you both, but it only has the ability to digest flesh, and the Teddy Bear is not flesh, so it comes out of Godzilla just like it came in.
... I call in a governmental agency in order to quarantine and sanitize the possibly radioactive Teddy Bear.
Anura wrote:Everything you summoned starts fighting each other because they're far from the Doctor's allies, and certainly not friends of each other.
In the confusion, the Teddy falls into the Heart of the Tardis.

IslaKariese wrote:Well, the apocalypse already happened, so there's nothing here except the ruins of civilization.
Instead, in a fit of desperation, you take a bite out of the bear. It tastes awful.


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