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| - The thing is a meeting of all the local tribes. It is hosted on berk, to speak you must have the fire-stone (until the end of how to twist a dragons tail, when its thrown into a volcano and hatches.) ,to get the fire stone you must play bashyball.
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- The Thing is a large, tentacled monster that captured Spooky Castle after it stole brains. Later, it was defeated by Bouapha and thrown into a pool of lava.
- The 1982 film, not the 2011 remake.
- The Thing is a Swedish Professional wrestler.
- The Thing is a superhero who was seen fighting against The Incredible Hulk on behalf of the Protestant Unionists due to the fact he is orange. He was most probably sentenced later for the violence. A The Thing action figure was seen as Stan Lee attempted to shove it into Database's Batman Batmobile, breaking it in the process. His common catchphrase is "It's Clobberin' time"!
- The Thing, also known as The Thing From Another World, is a shape-shifting creature that crash-landed upon Earth roughly 100,000 years ago. It was frozen in the ice of Antarctica and accidentally freed by the crew of Norway's Thule Research Station, which it proceeded to attack and destroy in 1982. The Thing was forced to move onto America's U.S. Outpost North #31 to continue its attempts to escape to the mainland. This creature has the ability to absorb and copy the DNA of any life-form it consumes, allowing it to take on its appearance, memories, and mannerisms.
- The Thing is a mysterious existence that is only known because of it's interaction with The Black Dragon, and whose sole actions were in an attempt to capture, and most probably consume The Sprout.
- From Wikipedia: The Thing (Benjamin "Ben" Jacob Grimm) is a fictional character, a founding member of the superhero team known as the Fantastic Four in the Marvel Comics universe. He was created by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee in The Fantastic Four #1 (Nov. 1961). His trademark orange rocky appearance, sense of humor, blue eyes, and his famous battle cry, "It's clobberin' time!" makes him one of comics' most recognizable and popular characters. For The Thing Sculpts, see:
- The Thing casting was first released in 1976 as Poison Pinto.
- In "Bill and Peter's Bogus Journey", Lois Griffin declared sleeping with Bill Clinton is as horrible as when The Thing was married to Lorena Bobbitt, who cut off her husbands penis. The Thing then frantically looks around for his penis in a field.
- The Thing is the titular main antagonist and the name given to the hostile alien creature featured in the 1938 short story, "Who Goes There?", that (compared to the deviated story of the 1951 film, The Thing from Another World) was made into a 1982 film by John Carpenter following a prequel to it released in 2011. Ultimately, the Thing's true body and form is a mystery as it most appears as who ever it impersonates. Though they mainly appear as the primary antagonists, their appearance in the 2002 video game, The Thing, as the main villains, are actually done in hiding the true main villain.
- The Thing is a song from Silent Hill: Homecoming and is track 18 in the Homecoming soundtrack. It was composed by Akira Yamaoka.
- The Thing (also known as The Unspeakable) [citation needed] is a large and powerful ghost that resembled a giant purple cloud mass.
- The Thing may refer to one of the following articles:
* The Thing (character) - the titular character from the 1982 Universal Horror film.
* The Thing: Assimilation - the house at Halloween Horror Nights: Carnival of Carnage which served as a sequel to the 1982 film.
* The Thing (2011) - the Orlando house at Halloween Horror Nights XXI: No One Beats the House based on the 2011 film of the same name.
* The Thing: Assimilation (2011) - the Hollywood house at Halloween Horror Nights: What Fear Fears Most (2011) based on the 2011 film "The Thing".
- The Thing is a horror brickfilm by Andy Thornbery. It is based on the 1982 film The Thing and follows a group of scientists in Antarctica who are terrorised by a life form that takes the appearance of its victims. It was filmed and released in two parts. In a poll held by Brickfilms.com in April 2001, it was voted as viewers' favourite film in the directory.
- The Thing ("La cosa") es una canción del juego Silent Hill: Homecoming. La canción es la pista número 18 del disco Silent Hill: Homecoming Soundtrack. Fue compuesta por Akira Yamaoka. Categoría:Música Categoría:Pistas de Silent Hill: Homecoming Soundtrack Categoría:Música instrumental
- The Thing is a very deadly extraterrestrial organism, which has the ability to imitate virtually any life form. It does not appear to have a default form, instead constantly swapping from one imitation to another. It can replicate any organism - plant, animal or human. An old organism, The Thing has a life span of 100,000 years at the very least. Presumably intelligent, The Thing is capable of space flight, traveling in a massive disk shaped flying saucer.
- The Thing byl založen hráči M-Scottie a Phillipson 15. Září 2007. Po těžkých útrapách, odchodu jednoho ze zakladatelů a přechodem z International guildu se z něj konečně stala čistokrevná československá guilda. Po roce trvání a stagnace se připojilo několik nadšenců a guild začal opět vzkvétat. Za rychlým vývojem stáli především Silvestr-sk a Slovensky-Zabijak, který bohužel opustil naši guildu po rozepřích s mnohými členy. Návrat Phillipsona je ovšen další světlou zprávou v naší historii. Guilda slaví dvouleté výročí od svého založení! Za tuto dobu dosáhla na lvl 43.
- The Thing, o John Carpenter's The Thing (La cosa, en España, La cosa del otro mundo, en México, y El enigma de otro mundo, en Argentina y varios países de Hispanoamérica), es una película estadounidense de ciencia-ficción y terror de 1982 dirigida por John Carpenter. Es un remake del film de Howard Hawks The Thing from Another World (1951). Ambas películas están basadas en la novela corta de John W. Campbell Jr. Who Goes There?, pero el film de Carpenter es más fiel a la obra original. Carpenter considera a esta película la primera de su "Trilogía Apocalíptica", continuada en 1987 y 1995 por El Príncipe de las Tinieblas (Prince of Darkness) y In the Mouth of Madness, respectivamente.
- WordGirl is the only one who is not affected by the arrival of the Thing, and she pays Mr. Big a visit because she suspects foul play. Mr. Big describes the thing to our plucky heroine, but she is not satisfied, stating that his description was way too vague.
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