Didn’t Mel Brooks create a comedy sketch on this theme?
Isn’t Death usually depicted as some form of skeleton? If so, why does this one have such a large nose?
Broomhilda was actually 1555 years old around 15th -21st April
The scythe blade is back to front.
Looks like Death devours his victims nowadays.
Death takes many forms: Bored to Death, Death of Rats, Death of old, fat Witches with Big Noses, Death of people who whine about slow cars in the fast lane when they really are trying to speed, etc
Imposter, death is a skeleton.
I think this is actually Adelle from Raising Duncan on her way to a costume party. Nice of her to invite Broomie along.
Like radioactive material, she’s measured in half-lifes.
If only it were that easy…"
snsurone76 4 months ago
Didn’t Mel Brooks create a comedy sketch on this theme?
TonyB. 4 months ago
Isn’t Death usually depicted as some form of skeleton? If so, why does this one have such a large nose?
mgdavidson1968 4 months ago
Broomhilda was actually 1555 years old around 15th -21st April
Its just me 4 months ago
The scythe blade is back to front.
c001 4 months ago
Looks like Death devours his victims nowadays.
david_42 4 months ago
Death takes many forms: Bored to Death, Death of Rats, Death of old, fat Witches with Big Noses, Death of people who whine about slow cars in the fast lane when they really are trying to speed, etc
BeniHanna6 Premium Member 4 months ago
Imposter, death is a skeleton.
Jefano Premium Member 4 months ago
I think this is actually Adelle from Raising Duncan on her way to a costume party. Nice of her to invite Broomie along.
cuzinron47 4 months ago
Like radioactive material, she’s measured in half-lifes.
gammaguy 4 months ago
If only it were that easy…"