THANOS FOR NOTHING
On what basis did Thanos decide who did and didn't [SPOILER]
Movie Feature
Matt Looker,
Ali Gray
22nd August 2018
Excuse us while we delve into an important plot point from a movie released four months ago, which by now everyone has seen... and yet I'm still too scared to say what happened before the jump for fear of spoiler outrage. This world really has gone to shit.
But have you ever wondered how Thanos chose which half of the universe to kill off? What algorithm did he use to determine exactly 50% of every living being in existence and then snuff them out of reality?
As we'll no doubt find out in Avengers 4, the answer probably lies somewhere in here.
He tossed a coin between #TeamCap and #TeamIronMan
White and Gold = Dead, Blue and black = Alive
He killed everyone who just didn't get anything at all from Darren Aronofsky's mother!
He wiped out everyone that enjoys camping
People who think Mark Wahlberg has some good qualities as an actor were kept alive.
Those that didn't cry once during whatever the most recent Pixar movie was
As long as that 50% took out Jeremy Clarkson, the biggest cunt in the universe, that’s all that mattered
Every single person who shared that Homer Simpson meme
Jam then cream = Dead, Cream then jam = Alive
As someone who doesn't really mind Marmite one way or the other, Thanos killed everyone who has ever used the phrase 'Marmite effect'.
He killed everyone who thinks that John Cena's presence in a movie is a good thing.
Anyone who has ever tried sushi
People that declare that only Radiohead's early work is really listenable.
He actually went to the effort of categorising every living soul on the planet, grading them in order of survival skills, likeliness to thrive, leadership qualities and selfless deeds, then realised one hour in that this was going to take all weekend so sacked it off and just doomed everyone who knew an Alan
Android users = Dead, iOS users = Alive
Everyone who can't play Wonderwall on guitar died.
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