They have to defuse a WW2 bomb in your city and nobody is really concerned because that happens from time to time.
WHAT #noteuropean
dude there’s entire fields in the west part of Belgium that just has a small “Watch out, mine field” on it, and sometimes farmers don’t know and put cows on it and they get blown up. Shit happens. #WW2
Same in Germany. People are actually annoyed when you can’t go shopping right now because they have to defuse a whole block in order to defuse a bomb. Think wouldn’t think of running. Ever. Just shrugg and comment on the inconvience of having to deal with the traffic. Not to mention can’t build a house / tunnel / whatever without expecting on having to call a bomb squad.
Yep. I once had to reschedule my train travel because they found a WW2 bombshell near the tracks and same, everyone was just a bit pissed. They even suspect other bombshells are still there so the passage of trains is still closely watched. Living in East France (which has often been occupied) also means finding bunkers (blockhaus) with German writings and enormous holes caused by bombing covered by vegetation in the local wood #welcome to Alsace-Lorraine
Aunt May (and Ms. Lion) from Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends (1980s)
Aunt May from Spider-Man: The Animated Series (1990s)
Aunt May from The Spectacular Spider-Man (2000s)
Aunt May from Ultimate Spider-Man (2010s)
True facts: Every time Peter’s uncle Ben dies in the latest origin story May absorbs the life force left over from his remaining years and uses it to rejuvenate herself
Uncle Ben dies over and over again to keep her young
I remember when I first got Harry Potter and the deathly hallows I picked the book up and it accidentally flicked to the last few pages and I quickly shut it because I didn’t want to spoil it for myself but I saw “Ginny kissed Albus” and I remember thinking “fucking plot twist”.