Or else was a phrase used by many Sith (and some wannabe Sith who were really Jedi losers) through the ages to make others do exactly what they wanted.
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| - Or else was a phrase used by many Sith (and some wannabe Sith who were really Jedi losers) through the ages to make others do exactly what they wanted.
- "Or else" is a popular threat throughout the multiverse and can imply many different things, depending on location, the one saying it, and the one(s) it is being said to. While not as immediately threatening as popular threats such as "Give me my chocolate or I'll kill you," or "If you don't stop that you can forget about sleeping in a bed tonight," "or else" still has its own sinister touch which most affects those with some creativity and imagination.
- We're too close to risk exposure. The girl is a problem. Interrogate her, find out what she knows. Then end her. And find that shard of Wuuthrad, or I'll have you sent to Lost Prospect as ritual fodder. — Gullveig
- Or Else is a phrase that is both terrifying and useful, terrifying because of its usefulness, and useful because of its terrifyingness. It is used primarily to indicate that a person abso-fucking-lutely must comply with your request or demand, and that failure to do so will have the most tragically dire of consequences. If somebody ever tells you "[insert unreasonable demand here] or else," you had best fucking listen up, or else it is your arse that is going to pay. Indeed, you must utterly, completely, entirely oblige that person or the worst possible thing will happen, I swear it. Stabbing you in the arm with an infected needle would not be as bad as the consequences of this threat. I have done it before, and I totally fucking swear I will do it again. And so on.
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| - Or Else is a phrase that is both terrifying and useful, terrifying because of its usefulness, and useful because of its terrifyingness. It is used primarily to indicate that a person abso-fucking-lutely must comply with your request or demand, and that failure to do so will have the most tragically dire of consequences. If somebody ever tells you "[insert unreasonable demand here] or else," you had best fucking listen up, or else it is your arse that is going to pay. Indeed, you must utterly, completely, entirely oblige that person or the worst possible thing will happen, I swear it. Stabbing you in the arm with an infected needle would not be as bad as the consequences of this threat. I have done it before, and I totally fucking swear I will do it again. And so on. What exactly "Else" was, if it ever even existed at all, is now lost to history. Recent archaeological findings suggest that it might have been an acronym for "Ninjas with bad breath will kill you," but this has fallen under criticism by the scientific community, as even this suggestion is not as dire as what the threat must imply.
- Or else was a phrase used by many Sith (and some wannabe Sith who were really Jedi losers) through the ages to make others do exactly what they wanted.
- "Or else" is a popular threat throughout the multiverse and can imply many different things, depending on location, the one saying it, and the one(s) it is being said to. While not as immediately threatening as popular threats such as "Give me my chocolate or I'll kill you," or "If you don't stop that you can forget about sleeping in a bed tonight," "or else" still has its own sinister touch which most affects those with some creativity and imagination.
- We're too close to risk exposure. The girl is a problem. Interrogate her, find out what she knows. Then end her. And find that shard of Wuuthrad, or I'll have you sent to Lost Prospect as ritual fodder. — Gullveig
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