Bad
Sharp
Sharp adjective - Having an edge thin enough to cut or pierce something.
Both words in one sentence
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Spikes of Doom: Yanking or kicking a bad guy into rebar or similarly sharp, pointy objects nets you the "Voodoo Doll" skillshot.
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Whenever someone is tied up, the bad guys often leave something sharp in the room that the victim can use to cut themselves free.
Source: Conveniently Placed Sharp Thing -
Although, conversely, Cardboard Marzipan also throws into sharp relief the fact that Marzipan compensates for Homestar's bad-boyfriend-osity by being an even worse girlfriend.
Source: Cardboard Pal
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