/tv/ - Did he have a "warrior" ethos? - Television & Film

Anonymous

04/12/26(Sun)19:29:54 No.219682083

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Did he have a "warrior" ethos?

Anonymous
04/12/26(Sun)19:33:33 No.219682274

Anonymous 04/12/26(Sun)19:33:33 No.219682274

No, he was just a over compensating manlet.

Anonymous
04/12/26(Sun)19:35:00 No.219682356

Anonymous 04/12/26(Sun)19:35:00 No.219682356

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>>219682274
Literally this

Anonymous
04/12/26(Sun)19:35:13 No.219682369

Anonymous 04/12/26(Sun)19:35:13 No.219682369

>>219682083
Nicholas Rush was a snivelling coward.

Anonymous
04/12/26(Sun)19:36:55 No.219682478

Anonymous 04/12/26(Sun)19:36:55 No.219682478

>>219682083
No, he's just a psycho.

Anonymous
04/12/26(Sun)19:50:38 No.219683180

Anonymous 04/12/26(Sun)19:50:38 No.219683180

>>219682083
He had a cunt ethos

Anonymous
04/12/26(Sun)19:56:50 No.219683448

Anonymous 04/12/26(Sun)19:56:50 No.219683448

>>219682083
I had a coworker just like this back in the day. Had been in juvie, been to prison once, parole, etc. Genuinely terrifying person. Just this mix of serious aggression and complete stupidity. Interacting with him was this constant exhausting process of trying to deal with him being a dumbass while trying to not imply that he was a dumbass. He would just constantly misinterpret things and react with anger. I heard from another coworker a few years ago that he stabbed somebody and got locked up for 10+ years. Not even remotely surprising.