Lady Nancy Astor, a contemporary of Winston Churchill who reputedly had a number of extremely barbed exchanges with him. The woman herself apparently had a lot of unsavory views (was a N--i sympathizer, for one) but those exchanges with Churchill, real or apocryphal, are hilarious.
First off, it's RWBY and depending upon who you ask it *really* fell off after volume 3, Secondly how did you stumble across this without having seen any of RWBY? Like that's so strange.
@@Redcitizen12 Like the dude above me said: The series is called RWBY. And depending on who you ask they might say it became bad after volume 3. I personally think the trailers are still the best thing that came out of that show; those things are top notch. That and the food fight (I believe it was in volume 3, but I can't remember at the top of my head). Edit: It was volume 2, episode 1.
@@Redcitizen12 As an actual RWBY fan I think the entire show is good. Some volumes may not be the best but they are still enjoyable. Music is great too.
Is it just me or did Crow sound a lot like Raiden (Metal Gear Rising: Revengence) there. Cause I can totally imagine Raiden saying something like that.
He might be the summer maiden given how he brought the hottest flames down on Ironwood just then
Rest in peace, General Ironwood.
Cause of death: Qrow's hot fire!
Meh, he’s got the man boobs for the job!
Hands down Qrow's best line in the series
So damn true
What's his 2nd best line??😏
@@elisamuel3179*Communication’s a two-way street, pal. See this? It’s called the SEND BUTTON.*
@@loganbatis5573 got it.
@@loganbatis5573 I've used this line when arguing with my ironically it actually worked.
To be fair, qrow is always ready to shoot himself.
That line came from a popular quote attributed to Winston Churchill
“If you were my husband I’d poison your tea”
“If I were your husband I’d drink it”
Lady Nancy Astor, a contemporary of Winston Churchill who reputedly had a number of extremely barbed exchanges with him. The woman herself apparently had a lot of unsavory views (was a N--i sympathizer, for one) but those exchanges with Churchill, real or apocryphal, are hilarious.
I don't know which is more savage, this line or Dr. Watts roasting Cinder to bad that she cried.
Tbh, I still remember Cinder leaving Watts to die, which is a dick move considering everything.
But Cinder’s “who are you again?" was also pretty savage.
@@captainclown2718 yeah it was 🔥
This sums up my relationship with my grandmother.
Still the best line of the series.
Series name? please.
First off, it's RWBY and depending upon who you ask it *really* fell off after volume 3, Secondly how did you stumble across this without having seen any of RWBY? Like that's so strange.
@@Redcitizen12
Like the dude above me said:
The series is called RWBY.
And depending on who you ask they might say it became bad after volume 3.
I personally think the trailers are still the best thing that came out of that show; those things are top notch. That and the food fight (I believe it was in volume 3, but I can't remember at the top of my head).
Edit: It was volume 2, episode 1.
@@Redcitizen12 As an actual RWBY fan I think the entire show is good. Some volumes may not be the best but they are still enjoyable. Music is great too.
There goes uncle qrow
Burn.😏
Is it just me or did Crow sound a lot like Raiden (Metal Gear Rising: Revengence) there. Cause I can totally imagine Raiden saying something like that.