To take protective measures, it is necessary to have double insurance

Scot 2021-12-20 08:01:09

In fact, you can break the bedside column with one kick, so you can get rid of it with a single blow, but what else is going on in the movie, so it takes a long time to toss.

In fact, this story tells us that some of these can be played, but to take protective measures, it is necessary to have double insurance, for example, why many aircrafts have dual engines, that is, if one engine is broken, there is another one that can be used to make the aircraft safe. landing. The engines are all broken, so let's skydive. Civil aviation that can't dive is generally double-engined.

So if you want to play with handcuffs, hide a key where the tortured person can reach, so that you can be foolproof.

The game must be fun, and the measures must be in place

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Extended Reading
  • Floy 2022-04-21 09:02:26

    I think it looks great! ! It has meaning and depth... Treat children well, the shadow of childhood is really going to last a lifetime... People can do anything when they are in a critical juncture, but the special effects and makeup are too real to escape from there and cause discomfort? (Am I getting old? Don't blink to see the Lord of the Chainsaw Horror)

  • Novella 2022-03-22 09:01:59

    Why don't you just turn your body around and use your feet to break the wood at the head of the bed, even if the bed is strengthened, the two wooden sticks can even be broken by a woman.

Gerald's Game quotes

  • Gerald Burlingame: Everybody's got a little corner in there somewhere; a button they won't admit they want pressed. Year after year, I barely gave you a glimpse of mine.

  • Gerald Burlingame: People are safe from ghouls and ghosts and the living dead in the daylight. And they're usually safe from them at night, if they're with others. But a person alone in the dark... women alone in the dark are like open doors, Jessie, and if they scream for help, who knows what might answer. Who knows what people see in the moment of their solitary death. Is it so hard to believe that some of them might have died of fear? No matter what the words on the death certificate say... died of fear... because they saw, at their bedside, the Moonlight Man. Maybe that's just what death looks like.

    Jessie Burlingame: Not... real...

    Gerald Burlingame: Then why did the dog leave?