for great justice
Something that can be acheived by taking off every zig.
Only to be attempted if you know what you doing (ie. move zig)
Only to be attempted if you know what you doing (ie. move zig)
Example:
Take off every zig for great justice
Take off every zig for great justice
for great justice
Used as an original way to end a declaration, specially good for criticizing, ruling, etc. Taken from Zero Wing (see All your base are belong to us).
For great justice
Something that is impossible without taking off EVERY last zig. In order to take off a zig you must know what you doing. This is the reason WHY you must take off the zig.
Basically, it's like playing a horrible video game. "Damn, that storyline is great... but the game is boring... must play..."
Basically, it's like playing a horrible video game. "Damn, that storyline is great... but the game is boring... must play..."
Example:
McDoodleBob: So, why should I take of every zig? Just because I KNOW what I do?
Captain: No, take off every zig... for great justice...
McDoodleBob: So, why should I take of every zig? Just because I KNOW what I do?
Captain: No, take off every zig... for great justice...
for great justice
Example:
For Great Justice
Quoted For Truth and Great Justice
Used to imply that one's words are utterly and undeniably true, and that it needs to be quoted in order to ensure that the point is proven.