hey Mrs. Someguys tell me whats the meaning of your avater???
i don’t care, i just wanted to ruin your 555 postcount as fast as possible. mission accomplished!
I’ll get you at 999, Mattemuse. I’ll get you.
:what:
Touche my good man. :evil:
Alien in the vent:
:fffuuu:
I’d hate to see that jump out at me in BM. Be the last place I’d expect it to be.
Really? Because there’s a lot of that stuff going around at Black Mesa at this point. I think the last place I’d expect it to be is next to me in the movie theater, at an inflatable moon-bounce ride, or in bed with my girlfriend.
Aliens-Halflife crossover would be the greatest thing since Batman vs. Aliens vs. Predator.
I do wonder how the zombie torso got into the vent, that takes some wicked climbing skills.
He was a scientist when he went in, got headcrabbed, and a zombie came out.
That only explains half his predicament 
And after becoming a mindless zombie not only did he loose his legs, he would’ve also lost his head, but the headcrab made sure it was attached to his torso. 
Scientist goes into vents, gets headcrabbed while climbing up a ladder, falls through big fan (there are several in those vents), loses legs, and headcrab zombie torso emerges later to wreak havoc on freemans and barneys.
thats the weirdest drawing of a “fan” I’ve ever seen, is it melting?
Obviously a poorly constructed fan would warp when chopping a man in two?
Yes, some of the blades would clearly become larger and more oblong when faced with meaty resistance. That makes sense, thank you for explaining it.
Of course! :retard:
I know you guys are just fooling around, but not even an industrial fan is able cut a person in two like that.
It makes more sense if a person lose its legs (before or after becoming a zombie) and crawls inside the vent for some reason (to persuit a person, or while trying to escape from some alien).