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What was the shoe guilty of?

posted 8 years ago by agentdc7
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Rubbing up on Judge Doom's leg? Was there an actual reason or was it just to show Judge Doom can do whatever he wants?

[–] Mr-Fusion 8 years ago

I'm pretty sure all he did was escape from the crate, which shouldn't be punishable by death, right?

He was more likely just conveniently there to show off the dip, and be made an example of.

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[–] ZakkWyldeMyLittlePony 8 years ago

True. Doom was one evil SOB.

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[–] McGannahanSkjellyfetti 8 years ago

...it must of had a guilty soul!

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[–] TsarStepan 7 years ago

#groan😝

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[–] behamut 8 years ago

Guilty of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

[–] hubcap18 7 years ago

It was just guilty of being a toon. Plus, the audience has to see a demonstration of what the dip does, and that Judge Doom is not afraid to use it.

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[–] Martoto (4142) 7 years ago

... and to show how people had little respect for toon lives.

[–] DracTarashV2 (4475) 7 years ago

Absolutely nada. Even the Toon-hating Eddie was clearly disturbed by what happened to the poor shoe.

Doom was just an evil bastard.

[–] FredBurroughs (19701) 6 years ago

It was guilty of being too cute.

[–] kenburke (2280) 6 years ago

Getting caught.