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There is really no context given for having the ability to impale enemies on street signs or to rip out their hearts.— Latest from PALGN
It was Governor Spitzer himself who said last year that he wanted to impale then Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno with "a red hot poker."— Yonkers Tribune
For example, if there's a sharp stick poking up out of the ground, just grab your opponent, and you can impale him on the business end.— 1UP RSS feed
But really, at least half the fun of the game was in the gory mishaps, like when Prince would accidentally fall down bottomless shafts to his death or stumble onto a spot where retractable blades shot up from the floor to impale him.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
One thing I found perplexing was the fact that it's nearly impossible to die; if you're frustrated with a certain part and want to murder your avatar, you must impale yourself repeatedly on spikes or wait for a tiny alien to blast you to death.— The Escapist : Latest News

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