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- Michael „Bully“ Herbig (* 29. April 1968 in München) ist ein deutscher Komiker, Schauspieler, Unternehmer, Drehbuchautor, Jodeltalent, Regisseur, Erfinder des VW Typ 2 Kleintransporters, Performer und Gestalter, Dichter und Denker, Synchronsprecher (nach einer Maß asynchron) und Produzent, Hans und Dampf, Macher und Tuer.
- Bully, nella versione europea Canis Canem Edit (ovvero Cane il cane mangia), è un videogioco americano il cui scopo è imprecisato attraverso una ancor più imprecisata trama piena di personaggi con ancor più che più che imprecisate varianti di smanie personali...
- Bullys sind schwarze, kugelförmige Wesen, die versuchen, ihre Gegner in die Lava oder in Löcher zu rammen. Sie treten erstmals in Super Mario 64 auf. Sie fühlen sich in Lavagebieten und auf Eisbergen wohl. Der Anführer und zugleich Größte der Bullys ist Eis-Bully. Ein mittelgroßer Bully aus Eis ist Bad Bully.
- Die Afrikanische Elefantenkuh Bully lebt im Zoo der Stadt Barcelona in Katalonien (Spanien).
- Bullies are generally black spherical creatures with 2 green, shoe-esque feet. Bullies also have 2 large horns on the top of their head and bloodshot eyes. In recent games such as Super Mario 3D World, Bullies are now a bluish color and their horns no longer point up, they also have a rim right above the feet.
- Bullies return with a distinctly different appearance. They are purple and made of metallic material. They are also more of a capsule shape instead of a sphere.
- The Bully is an alien attacks Roger Wilco if he tries to exit the Monolith Burger Fast Food Dive from the wrong hatch.
- In 2011 a bunch of comedians got together and said to themselves "Wouldn't it be funny if we could get a bunch of self important cunts to rant about how bad bullying is as though bully's will care? If would be only better if we could get them to act as though only straight people can be bullys and only gay get bullied! LOL" The following was the result of that meeting:
- Bully is a character in For the Birds.
- Bully ist eine Figur aus der Baureihe Toy Story.
- Style: When playing, he always takes the bull by the horns! Fact: His sisters is a real cow! This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- "Bully" is a song by Shinedown {| class="collapsible collapsed" style="width: 100%; text-align: center;"
- Bully was a Crab feat of those who bore the strength of the legendary Hida O-Ushi.
- Bully is Telly Monster's cousin, who comes to visit in the "High Noon" online storybook. He is a blue monster with a pink nose, yellow horns and a brown mustache. Despite what Oscar says, he is not a big and mean tough guy. He's just a fun-loving monster who plays the banjo.
- The Bully is a minor character in Clarence. He threatens the Unnamed kid with yellow shirt and glasses to take his money in "Clarence's Millions".
- Bully is a character in the Super Mario series. He first appeared in Super Mario 64 DS. He is a subspecies of Bully that are also called Chill Bullies. He appeared in Snowman's Land.
- A bully is an unself controlled person that often commits crimes such as shade abuse, which results in life in prision if caught by an authority, who may or may not be high and/or drunk while catching him/her (the bully).
- Bully, also known as Canis Canem Edit, is a third person action-adventure video game released by Rockstar Vancouver for the PlayStation 2. The game was released as Bully: Scholarship Edition for the Xbox 360, Wii and PC. Bully: Scholarship Edition was released by Rockstar Vancouver, with Mad Doc Software (now known as Rockstar New England), involved with the development. The game utilized Renderware for the PS2 version, and later switched over to Gamebryo.
- "Bully" is the eleventh episode of Season Nine of Criminal Minds.
- Bully is a third person sandbox style game created by Rockstar Games.
- Bully is a mental, mundane disadvantage, described in Basic Set, p. 125.
- thumb Bully, también conocido en Europa como Canis Canem Edit, es videojuego no lineal desarrollado por Rockstar Vancouver para la consola PlayStation 2. El protagonista del juego es Jimmy Hopkins, un chico de 15 años víctima del acoso escolar, que debido a la pasividad de los profesores debe defenderse de los matones por sus propios medios.
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- The plot of the game revolves around 15 year old protagonist Jimmy Hopkins and his adventures at Bullworth Academy, a prestigious prep school in the town of Bullworth in an unspecified New England state. It has been proven that Bully exists in the same fictional universe as both the GTA and Manhunt series.
- Requirements : All but Half-Orcs and Half-Ogres Description : You were the class bully, big and dumb. Extortion and intimidation have afforded you a bonus to Strength (+1), but getting people to do your homework for you leaves you with a deficiency in Intelligence (-1).
- The Bully is a character in Fable and Fable: The Lost Chapters who bullies everyone in Oakvale who is shorter than he is. When the Hero meets him, he is trying to get Rosie, his sister's teddy bear, from a boy using force and threats. The Bully intended to tear the bear's head off after acquiring it from the boy. The Hero gets the choice to either scare him away or help him pick on the other boy. If the Hero punches the other boy and receives the teddy bear, the Bully offers to give the Hero half of the other boy's pocket money. If the Hero agrees, the Bully gives him one Gold. If the Hero punches the Bully, he apologizes for being mean and begs for the Hero to leave him alone. He then runs off.
- Type of Feat: Character history Prerequisite: Strength 10+, chosen only during character creation phase. Specifics: Whether through size, confidence, or a sinister appearance, you've always been able to provoke people into doing what you want. When things went wrong, you were tough enough to give as good as you got. Your fearsome presence often lends an unpleasant edge to even friendly conversations. You gain +1 to Intimidate and Fortitude saving throws, but suffer -1 to Bluff and -2 to Diplomacy. Use: Automatic.
- Bullies are a sub-species of the genus Homo Sapiens bulliboi otherwise knows as Ben Hartley's. They thrive on making other people's lives miserable as a means of entertainment. They are used to prove the philosophy of Thomas Hobbes and they worship the Lord of the Flies. They're usually large in size, and are muscular (this makes up for the lack of a proper sized brain). Bullies usually are covered in hair and tend to be smaller downstairs than the average member of Homo Sapiens. Their skulls, on average, are 5 centimetres thicker as well. The prevailing hypothesis is that this is due to a dramatically reduced frontal cortex.
- The Bully is a character from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. A Hylian boy, the Dark World has transformed him into a red-skinned monster found on Death Mountain. When he is first seen, he is kicking around his friend. When Link speaks to the Bully, he reveals that he came to the Dark World in search of the Triforce, but was transformed into a demonic creature by the Dark World's mysterious effects. The Bully constantly chases after his friend, who has taken the shape of a ball in the Dark World. The ball constantly runs away from the Bully, who follows him and kicks him like a soccer ball, possibly giving the Bully his name.
- At an art gallery, two people notice blood from a dead body from the floor above. The victim’s name is Ellen Sazelin, the CFO of a wine company called Luscious Grape. She bled to death from a severed carotid and there are signs of anal trauma, but no DNA. One of the tenants in Ellen’s building says that Andreas, the artist that owns the galley tried to assault her. Andreas is cleared as a suspect and the detectives talk to the CEO of Luscious Grape, Annette Cole.
- Bully, also known as Canis Canem Edit in the PAL region, is a third person action-adventure video game released by Rockstar Vancouver for the PlayStation 2 on October 17, 2006 in the United States, and October 25, 2006 in the United Kingdom. An Xbox version was originally planned, but was cancelled for undisclosed reasons. The game was re-released with enhanced graphics, new features and characters as Bully: Scholarship Edition on March 4, 2008 for the Wii and Xbox 360 and October 24, 2008 on the PC. The PlayStation 2 version of the game is also available in the United States as a special edition that includes a limited edition comic book and a dodgeball of the same style as the ones used in the game, with the word Bully embossed on it.
- Species Location Weapon Abilities The bully, also known as the spinning lurker, is an enemy in The Precursor Legacy found in pool hubs at the lost Precursor city. They appear to be very similar to bone armor lurkers but much shorter and stout, though share the same traits such as blue skin, bone armor, and similar physical structure. They are enclosed in a wooden cage that is spiked, where they will then spin around inflicting harm on intruders.
- As a child, Spock was the target of bullies in both the prime reality and the alternate reality, due to his half-Human status. (TAS: "Yesteryear",Star Trek) The immortal Flint once referred to his first life as Akharin, saying that he was "a soldier, a bully, and a fool". (TOS: "Requiem for Methuselah" ) Captain Jean-Luc Picard once told his brother Robert that when they were growing up, Robert had been a bully. Robert responded that he had enjoyed bullying Jean-Luc with the statement resulting in the two having a fight. (TNG: "Family" )
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