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| rdfs:comment | - Mal must choose which crew members to save when one is gravely wounded and two others are kidnapped. Simon finds an uneasy haven in a remote village, but River's uncanny perceptions jeopardize the Tams' temporary safety.
- "Safe" is the seventh episode of Season 3 and the 33nd episode of the series as a whole. It was originally broadcast on April 20, 2004.
- Safes can be found in offices, hideaways, behind counters in stores, stashed in corners, and sometimes behind paintings. They may be hacked or bought out in order to be opened. Once a safe is opened, the contents may be as rewarding as a plot item (gold outline), various loot or rare items.
- A safe was a reinforced secure storage container that was made of metal and equipped with a lock. They were used for protecting money and valuables from theft. Lando Calrissian kept one in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon to secure his valuables. In 0.5 ABY, Glovstoak had a concealed walk-in safe in his private quarters. In it he kept datacards containing administration records and expensive pieces of artwork.
- Safe is the sixth episode of season 2 to Displaced. It premiered on January 11, 2013.
- A safe is a reinforced box used to store valuables for protection against fire or theft and is protected by locks. They are often used in the banking industry. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Alcoholic Massacre, Part II")
- Safe ist ein anderer Begriff für Tresor. Ein Safe ist in den meisten Hotels auf den Zimmern zu finden, um Wertgegenstände sicher wegzusperren. Meist sind sie mit elektronischen Schlössern gesichert die vom Hotelgast selbst eingegeben werden müssen. Im Normalfall hat das Hotel noch einen "großen" Safe in einem gesicherten Raum, in welchem die Gäste größere Geldbestände oder teuren Schmuck ebenfalls sicher verwahren können. Hotelsafe Anbieter sind unteranderem: KaKo Alibaba Wosta ABC Mercateo Müller Tresore Steinhoff
- Safes are containers that contain money, ores and occasionally small medals. Most are locked and weigh 300 stones regardless of content. Can be found in towns, dungeons or occasionally carried by enemies like drakes, dragons and liches. You cannot store items inside. As of recent versions of Elona+, it is possible to find one while digging in a dungeon.
- Part of the Songfic Series OA is Taylor Swift
- Society Against Forced Education
- marked as SAFE (usually on towns and cities, but also found in dungeons and quests) have several uses:
* You can Rest there, restoring your SP and NV to full. (A will automatically Rest for you.)
* You can Save your progress once every 30 seconds (and also get some useful alerts about the game)
* You can use XP to train your skills and powers.
* You can Identify previously unidentified items (with level 30 Arcana).
* There are several Items with special abilities that can only be accessed in SAFE locations.
* If you rest manually (by pressing the REST button) and have conjured items in your inventory, one or more of them may disappear. This does not happen with the Quickstone Autorest.
- Safe can be retrieved from one of the following activities/vendors:
- A safe is located on the right side of the tool board in Hibernia Processing, as well as in the control room of the Carter Hydro Dam, and in the Trapper's Homestead. Safes have a combination lock and often contain rarer items such as flare shells and MREs A safe can hold 10kg.
- Safe is an upcoming American action film starring Jason Statham, about a former elite agent rescuing a twelve-year-old Chinese girl from Triads, the Russian Mafia and corrupt New York City law officials.
- Safe es el décimo episodio de la primera temporada de Fringe. Fue emitido el 2 de diciembre de 2008. Cuando un ladrón bancario se encuentra atascado en la pared de una bóveda que él está robando, el equipo se une para investigar. Walter comprende que los ladrones están buscando el equipo que él ha creado y ha escondido. Un miembro del equipo se embosca y es tomado cautivo.
- Safes are reinforced metal containers secured by locked doors, often used as a secure place to store valuable items. Safes are used in the Vault-Tec Vaults as well as in New California, the Capital Wasteland, and the Mojave Wasteland. Most are still functional and usable post-war. They are locked by either a standard lock or a lock controlled by a nearby terminal, and require either lockpicking or hacking to unlock it. Inside may be a variety of items, including but not limited to caps, ammo, junk and weapons.
- A safe is a container in which people put their belongings in, like money or change. But in the world of animation, a safe can be used as a weapon or a gag to drop on someone.
- A gamemode for quizaboom where you guess the code for the safe.
- There is a contract from Sojobo (contracts) that requires the player to crack 4-11 safes.
- Safe is the Drop gag. It succeeds the Big Weight but precedes the Grand Piano.
- "Safe" is the tenth episode of the first season of Fringe.
- Ex-Elite Police Special Forces Cop Luke Wright (Jason Stathem) is currently a cage fighter. He is forced out of fighting after putting a professional post-teen Boxer into a coma. To add to this his wife is murdered and is exiled from talking to anyone because the Russian Mafia had bet $5 Million on the kid to win. One year later, Luke has returned to Manhatten almost dirt poor. He has all of his money stolen by a bum and only laughs when he relieses his money is stolen. He soon is escoruted out of a store by one of his former fellow Officer who takes him into a parking complex and along with the rest of Wright's team beats him up, insults him and asks him to shoot himself, Wright denies and walks away. In China, Mei, a 12 year-old child with an identic memory is sent to special school for
- A group of Ferengi led by Ulis demanded to know the location of the vault on board Enterprise NX-01 from Jonathan Archer after seizing the starship. They did not believe him when he denied such a thing existed, but used it as part of a ruse to regain control of the ship. (ENT: "Acquisition") Captain Kirk had a safe in his quarters on the USS Enterprise, in which he kept his command packet and a record tape with his final orders to Mister Spock and Doctor McCoy should he ever be declared dead. (TOS: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?" , "The Tholian Web" )
- The Safe is a large vault located inside every player's Treehouse. To collect, you must go to the safe and click to collect the gold. Gold is not saved in the vault, so a player must collect it before leaving the game - otherwise, it will disappear. On mobile, a "tag" that says "select" will be attached by a line to the dial on the safe. The player may click it to obtain their Gold. When activated, the safe's dial spins quickly, and the quantity of Gold in the vault briefly goes back to zero and the cashier sound effect rings—it will then continue to gain Gold once more. However if you try to empty another safe the gold amount will appear as '0000'.
- The Safe is an item you can purchase from the Merchant after you have defeated Skeletron. It works as a separate private storage, just like the Piggy Bank and is separate additional storage from the Piggy Bank. It is able to hold items, just like any ordinary chest, except the safe's contents can only be accessed by the user who deposited the items. Buying another safe will not let you put more items in, but will allow you to transport items over long distances. This can be extremely useful when moving items from a single player world to another, or to a multiplayer world. Also, unlike the Piggy Bank, it can be placed on any surface. As of 1.3x, any Coins stored in the safe count toward the player's savings, and can be spent directly out of the Safe without being carried by the player.
- The pressure I felt in my lower abdomen had started to become unbearable and the idea of surrendering to it was finally creeping into my head. I guess I shouldn’t have drunk a bottle of water right before going to bed, but the again, I was never one to think ahead. I was on my laptop, catching up with the world through the internet as I usually do every night before going to sleep. I was on Facebook, YouTube, and a bunch of other sites, switching around without a general direction. Before I knew it, it was 1:30 A.M, way past my self-imposed bed-time. This had been a bad habit I had acquired over the years, going to sleep late and waking up late. I decided that this was enough for today and that I needed to go to sleep if I wanted to have a decent amount of rest before college tomorrow. I g
- In baseball, a baserunner is safe when he reaches a base without being put out by various ways. While a runner is touching a base, he is usually not in jeopardy of being put out, and is thus "safe" from fielders actions. The runner is in jeopardy once again, negating this safety, when he ceases touching the base, when forced on a force play, or when the runner commits interference. Image:Baseball Template.png This article is a stub. You can help The Baseball Wiki by [ expanding it].
- A safe was a strong, lockable steel container used to store valuables, which was either freestanding — being bolted to the floor — or secured into a wall. It could be locked and unlocked as required either by means of a key, or a combination lock. When Biff Tannen was given the Grays Sports Almanac in 1955 by his older self from 2015, Old Biff warned him to never leave the book lying around, and to get a safe and keep the book locked up.
- Safe is a 2nd season episode of House which first aired on April 4, 2006. Melinda, a young immunocompromised heart transplant recipient, goes into anaphylactic shock in her home clean room. The team has to deal with her increasingly severe symptoms and her wish to rebel against her mother’s over protectiveness. Meanwhile, the relationship between House and Wilson becomes increasingly strained as Wilson continues to live with House after separating from his wife.
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| desc | - A message from the Toontown Gag Inventors: We will never rest until we have invented the prefect Gag. You might have thought that Uncle Scrooge's Super Strong Steel Safes, weighing in at eight hundred pounds, would be fine drop gags. But we had to ask: How can they be heavier? Our "concrete" solution: fill them with wet cement, and let it harden, for a safe that weighs over two tons and is positively pulsing with a plummeting power! It's "safe" for you, but dangerous for the Cogs!
- Better "safe" than sorry!
A message from the Toontown Gag Inventors: We will never rest until we have invented the prefect Gag. You might have thought that Uncle Scrooge's Super Strong Steel Safes, weighing in at eight hundred pounds, would be fine drop gags. But we had to ask: How can they be heavier? Our "concrete" solution: fill them with wet cement, and let it harden, for a safe that weighs over two tons and is positively pulsing with a plummeting power! It's "safe" for you, but dangerous for the Cogs!
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| guest cast | - Michael Cerveris como El Observador
- Matthew Martin como Agente #1
- Chance Kelly como Mitchell Loeb
- Amir Arison como Bruce Miller
- Andre Blake como Ed Smith
- Angel David como Raul Lugo
- Belinda Sinclair como Dueño del bar
- Blair Brown como Nina Sharp
- Brian Cromwell como Robert Norton
- Brian Slaten como Hombre #1
- Darby Totten como Agente #2 (Simmons)
- Emily Brownell como H.I. Worker
- Eric Chan como Sobreviviente #4
- Frank Deal como Grimes
- Greg Schmalbach como Sobreviviente #2
- James Frain como Mr. Kohl
- James Hook como Agente #3
- Jared Harris como David Robert Jones
- Jennifer Van Dyck como Jefe técnico
- John J. O'Connor como Sobreviviente #3
- Karl Kenzler como Sam Martin
- Mark Valley como John Scott
- Paul Fitzgerald como Ryan Eastwick
- RJ Foster como Sobreviviente #1
- Rosa Arredondo como Susan Lugo
- Sean F. Mahon como Drew
- Village Dumetz como Bradley
- Vince Cupone como Evan McNeil
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| abstract | - Mal must choose which crew members to save when one is gravely wounded and two others are kidnapped. Simon finds an uneasy haven in a remote village, but River's uncanny perceptions jeopardize the Tams' temporary safety.
- "Safe" is the seventh episode of Season 3 and the 33nd episode of the series as a whole. It was originally broadcast on April 20, 2004.
- Safes can be found in offices, hideaways, behind counters in stores, stashed in corners, and sometimes behind paintings. They may be hacked or bought out in order to be opened. Once a safe is opened, the contents may be as rewarding as a plot item (gold outline), various loot or rare items.
- A safe was a reinforced secure storage container that was made of metal and equipped with a lock. They were used for protecting money and valuables from theft. Lando Calrissian kept one in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon to secure his valuables. In 0.5 ABY, Glovstoak had a concealed walk-in safe in his private quarters. In it he kept datacards containing administration records and expensive pieces of artwork.
- A group of Ferengi led by Ulis demanded to know the location of the vault on board Enterprise NX-01 from Jonathan Archer after seizing the starship. They did not believe him when he denied such a thing existed, but used it as part of a ruse to regain control of the ship. (ENT: "Acquisition") Captain Kirk had a safe in his quarters on the USS Enterprise, in which he kept his command packet and a record tape with his final orders to Mister Spock and Doctor McCoy should he ever be declared dead. (TOS: "What Are Little Girls Made Of?" , "The Tholian Web" ) Quark had a floor vault to keep his latinum, which his brother Rom broke into on at least one occasion in order to store the extra profits Quark's Bar earned while Quark was on a business trip. Rom replaced the damaged parts out of his own salary, and Quark did not notice; however, when Quark learned of this "treachery," he became angry and claimed Rom could not be trusted. (DS9: "Necessary Evil") Pe'Nar Makull had a safe in his hiding place on his homeworld. Ny Terla took a out the particle injector of this safe before the group left the hiding place. (VOY: "Time and Again") The casino within an altered version of Vic's lounge had a safe. As part of a scheme to return the holoprogram to normal after tripping a jack-in-the-box, Odo and Nog were required to break into the safe to steal the money within. This safe was secured with a combination lock, which Nog planned to break using his sense of hearing. However, it had an auto-relock tumbler designed to prevent just what he was attempting. Despite that, Nog was able to successfuly open the safe and get away with the money. (DS9: "Badda-Bing, Badda-Bang")
- Safe is the sixth episode of season 2 to Displaced. It premiered on January 11, 2013.
- The Safe is a large vault located inside every player's Treehouse. To collect, you must go to the safe and click to collect the gold. Gold is not saved in the vault, so a player must collect it before leaving the game - otherwise, it will disappear. On mobile, a "tag" that says "select" will be attached by a line to the dial on the safe. The player may click it to obtain their Gold. When activated, the safe's dial spins quickly, and the quantity of Gold in the vault briefly goes back to zero and the cashier sound effect rings—it will then continue to gain Gold once more. However if you try to empty another safe the gold amount will appear as '0000'. The safe is much larger than the player, and it is also black. The graphical user interface showing the amount of Gold in the vault has a yellow background. It sits on the dial of the safe, which is a medium gray. The handle and metal which aids in swinging the safe open are also a medium gray.
- A safe is a reinforced box used to store valuables for protection against fire or theft and is protected by locks. They are often used in the banking industry. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Alcoholic Massacre, Part II")
- Ex-Elite Police Special Forces Cop Luke Wright (Jason Stathem) is currently a cage fighter. He is forced out of fighting after putting a professional post-teen Boxer into a coma. To add to this his wife is murdered and is exiled from talking to anyone because the Russian Mafia had bet $5 Million on the kid to win. One year later, Luke has returned to Manhatten almost dirt poor. He has all of his money stolen by a bum and only laughs when he relieses his money is stolen. He soon is escoruted out of a store by one of his former fellow Officer who takes him into a parking complex and along with the rest of Wright's team beats him up, insults him and asks him to shoot himself, Wright denies and walks away. In China, Mei, a 12 year-old child with an identic memory is sent to special school for geneuses, but is captured by the Yakza and is sent to New York to account for money. She is told to remember a long number and she will be sent to Queens to get another number. While going to get the other number, Mai is captured by the Russian Mafia and the vehicle guards are killed. They interigate her but she won't talk and while the police are attacking, she escapes and gets into a Subway Station and their is Wright about to commit suicide, but when Mai is walking she looks at him and he looks at her, and Luke decides not to commit suicide but is stopped by Mei and while three Russians are trying to take her back to the mafia, Luke beats two of them and kills one of them in return for her saving his life. He beats two more of his former teammates, who try to take Mai to the police captain, who is working with both the Russians and the Yakza. He takes Mai with him as he gets new cloths and a hotel room and asks her why they want her. As she explains, he begins to realize why he must protect her, because whatever they need requires a combenation. After a gun fight between Luke and the Chinese, Mai is recaptured. Soon after a gunfight in a Russian bar, the Mafia leader's son is Luke's prisoner and Luke has a list of the numbers that are the combenation to a safe that holds $30 Million. He then gathers his old team and tells them that they will get an equal amount of the money if they help him rob the building where the safe is. After several teammembers are killed, Luke goes to the safe and shoots the rest of the team, who were about to shoot him, except the captain, who he shoots in the shoulder and tells to open the safe. They take the money and the captain is put with the mafia leader's son. Luke then robs the mayor and takes every teammates phone number and calls the last teammate and the most dangerous, Alex, who reclaims Mai and meets with Luke for an exchange. Luke challenges Alex, but before they can start, Mai shoots Alex in the leg and Luke finishes him. After this Luke releases his prisoners and adopts Mai and pays the Chinese and Russians to leave them be.
- Safe ist ein anderer Begriff für Tresor. Ein Safe ist in den meisten Hotels auf den Zimmern zu finden, um Wertgegenstände sicher wegzusperren. Meist sind sie mit elektronischen Schlössern gesichert die vom Hotelgast selbst eingegeben werden müssen. Im Normalfall hat das Hotel noch einen "großen" Safe in einem gesicherten Raum, in welchem die Gäste größere Geldbestände oder teuren Schmuck ebenfalls sicher verwahren können. Hotelsafe Anbieter sind unteranderem: KaKo Alibaba Wosta ABC Mercateo Müller Tresore Steinhoff
- Safes are containers that contain money, ores and occasionally small medals. Most are locked and weigh 300 stones regardless of content. Can be found in towns, dungeons or occasionally carried by enemies like drakes, dragons and liches. You cannot store items inside. As of recent versions of Elona+, it is possible to find one while digging in a dungeon.
- Part of the Songfic Series OA is Taylor Swift
- Society Against Forced Education
- marked as SAFE (usually on towns and cities, but also found in dungeons and quests) have several uses:
* You can Rest there, restoring your SP and NV to full. (A will automatically Rest for you.)
* You can Save your progress once every 30 seconds (and also get some useful alerts about the game)
* You can use XP to train your skills and powers.
* You can Identify previously unidentified items (with level 30 Arcana).
* There are several Items with special abilities that can only be accessed in SAFE locations.
* If you rest manually (by pressing the REST button) and have conjured items in your inventory, one or more of them may disappear. This does not happen with the Quickstone Autorest.
- Safe can be retrieved from one of the following activities/vendors:
- A safe is located on the right side of the tool board in Hibernia Processing, as well as in the control room of the Carter Hydro Dam, and in the Trapper's Homestead. Safes have a combination lock and often contain rarer items such as flare shells and MREs A safe can hold 10kg.
- A safe was a strong, lockable steel container used to store valuables, which was either freestanding — being bolted to the floor — or secured into a wall. It could be locked and unlocked as required either by means of a key, or a combination lock. When Biff Tannen was given the Grays Sports Almanac in 1955 by his older self from 2015, Old Biff warned him to never leave the book lying around, and to get a safe and keep the book locked up. In 1985A, Biff kept the almanac inside a locked metal box in a wall safe behind the desk in his private office at Biff Tannen's Pleasure Paradise Casino & Hotel. The safe was hidden from view behind a large oil painting of Biff himself, and was opened by not one but three combination locks.
- Safe is an upcoming American action film starring Jason Statham, about a former elite agent rescuing a twelve-year-old Chinese girl from Triads, the Russian Mafia and corrupt New York City law officials.
- Safe es el décimo episodio de la primera temporada de Fringe. Fue emitido el 2 de diciembre de 2008. Cuando un ladrón bancario se encuentra atascado en la pared de una bóveda que él está robando, el equipo se une para investigar. Walter comprende que los ladrones están buscando el equipo que él ha creado y ha escondido. Un miembro del equipo se embosca y es tomado cautivo.
- The Safe is an item you can purchase from the Merchant after you have defeated Skeletron. It works as a separate private storage, just like the Piggy Bank and is separate additional storage from the Piggy Bank. It is able to hold items, just like any ordinary chest, except the safe's contents can only be accessed by the user who deposited the items. Buying another safe will not let you put more items in, but will allow you to transport items over long distances. This can be extremely useful when moving items from a single player world to another, or to a multiplayer world. Also, unlike the Piggy Bank, it can be placed on any surface. As of 1.3x, any Coins stored in the safe count toward the player's savings, and can be spent directly out of the Safe without being carried by the player. File:Terraria Safe
- Safes are reinforced metal containers secured by locked doors, often used as a secure place to store valuable items. Safes are used in the Vault-Tec Vaults as well as in New California, the Capital Wasteland, and the Mojave Wasteland. Most are still functional and usable post-war. They are locked by either a standard lock or a lock controlled by a nearby terminal, and require either lockpicking or hacking to unlock it. Inside may be a variety of items, including but not limited to caps, ammo, junk and weapons.
- A safe is a container in which people put their belongings in, like money or change. But in the world of animation, a safe can be used as a weapon or a gag to drop on someone.
- In baseball, a baserunner is safe when he reaches a base without being put out by various ways. While a runner is touching a base, he is usually not in jeopardy of being put out, and is thus "safe" from fielders actions. The runner is in jeopardy once again, negating this safety, when he ceases touching the base, when forced on a force play, or when the runner commits interference. By the rules, a runner is safe when he is entitled to the base he is trying for. Umpires will signal that a runner is safe by extending their elbows to their sides and then extending their arms fully to the side. For emphasis, an umpire may fully cross and extend his arms several times to indicate safe. Verbally, the umpire will usually simply say "safe". If a close play occurs that may have appeared to be a putout, the umpire will also call a reason for the safe call, such as "he dropped the ball" or "he missed the tag". Image:Baseball Template.png This article is a stub. You can help The Baseball Wiki by [ expanding it].
- The pressure I felt in my lower abdomen had started to become unbearable and the idea of surrendering to it was finally creeping into my head. I guess I shouldn’t have drunk a bottle of water right before going to bed, but the again, I was never one to think ahead. I was on my laptop, catching up with the world through the internet as I usually do every night before going to sleep. I was on Facebook, YouTube, and a bunch of other sites, switching around without a general direction. Before I knew it, it was 1:30 A.M, way past my self-imposed bed-time. This had been a bad habit I had acquired over the years, going to sleep late and waking up late. I decided that this was enough for today and that I needed to go to sleep if I wanted to have a decent amount of rest before college tomorrow. I got in bed and closed my eyes, hoping to fall asleep quickly. I was finally becoming sleepy when my bladder began yelling at me and the need to urinate overcame the need to snooze. I reluctantly pulled away my blankets and got up from my bed. I somehow managed to make my way downstairs in the dark. The stairs creaked as they usually do, considering this house was built before The Great Depression, but that’s not what made me uncomfortable. What was bugging me, I thought, was the complete and utter silence, except for my own steps of course. It was not surprising that the house was quiet, considering it was past midnight, so it must have been something else. I finally placed my finger on it and realized what was bothering me. The house was empty. My parents were out doing God knows what, since it was their anniversary, and my younger brother was sleeping at his friend’s house. It was just me and my younger sister, but she was fast asleep in her room. It was the raw emptiness of the house that permeated every corner and was now nibbling at my paranoid brain. I was very groggy so I easily pushed the feeling off my head and I opened the door to the bathroom. I turned on the light and my eyes squinted. After an alleviating few moments, I flushed the toilet and turn on the faucet to wash my hands. The frigid water hit my hands, sending all sorts of impulses up to my brain. All of these lights and the cold water against my warm skin put my lethargic state to a stop. This is not good, however. Have you ever been in an empty dark building, when all of the sudden, your mind starts playing tricks on you. You start getting paranoid and scared and you don’t even know of what. This wouldn’t be happening if I was tired, but because my mind had become active, these feelings are able to grow and make me feel uneasy. I walk to the foot of the stairs, looking around, trying to avoid objects in the dark when I place my eyes on the door. I can see parts of the front door through the foyer door but not the lock. My mind starts to wander. “Have you locked the doors, Luke?”, “Is the front door locked, Luke?”, “Luke, Luke!”, “The door, is it locked?” “Have you locked the door tonight?” Now I know what you’re thinking. Why is a seventeen year-old guy being a pussy and just standing there. But hear me out. There is something about tonight that has me upset. I’m paralyzed across the room from the door. I can’t see if it’s locked or not but I don’t dare to check either. It’s dark and it’s lonely in here and I can’t move. I start replaying every single horror story and scary movie in my brain, to the goriest details. My brain is fucking with me big time. The trek across the room now seems like miles of dangerous distance. I won’t venture into this jungle of horrors also known as my living room, I simply won’t. There are killers behind the furniture, right outside the door, waiting for me to walk out into their domain, waiting for the right moment to come at me. I slap myself mentally. I start bargaining with myself, to convince myself that I am not a coward. “I’ve left this door unlocked plenty of times and nothing’s ever happened.”, “I live in Cranford, the whitest, richest, small town in all of New Jersey. Nothing ever happens.” I reach the conclusion that leaving the door unlocked is smart because I’ll be saving energy and I’ll be reaching my bed faster, falling asleep sooner. I walk up the stairs and across the room, rather quickly, and slide into the comfort of my bed. I cover myself with the blanket and sigh in relief that it’s all over. “Have you locked the door tonight?” I push that thought away as fast as it came to my mind. I already dealt with this and my choice was obviously the better one. I’m perfectly fine and everyone is perfectly safe. In fact, you know what? I probably did lock the door, so I didn’t even have to think about all of these scenarios. Everything is fine. I reach a sleepy state and am cozy and warm in my soft bed. I slowly fade to sleep. My world is finally in order. I do not regret my actions, because even in the remote chance that I did leave the door unlocked, what is the worse thing that could happen?
- A gamemode for quizaboom where you guess the code for the safe.
- There is a contract from Sojobo (contracts) that requires the player to crack 4-11 safes.
- Safe is the Drop gag. It succeeds the Big Weight but precedes the Grand Piano.
- Safe is a 2nd season episode of House which first aired on April 4, 2006. Melinda, a young immunocompromised heart transplant recipient, goes into anaphylactic shock in her home clean room. The team has to deal with her increasingly severe symptoms and her wish to rebel against her mother’s over protectiveness. Meanwhile, the relationship between House and Wilson becomes increasingly strained as Wilson continues to live with House after separating from his wife. The episode is largely an interaction between the medical mystery, where House interacts with his team, and the main sub-plot - Wilson's recent separation from his third wife. In the beginning, House's involvement in the case is solely due to the fact that Wilson is living with him and, in the end, House can't solve the case without Wilson's help. Although almost every episode explores the relationship between House and Wilson, in this episode the relationship is put under the magnifying glass when Wilson has to spend all his off hours with House as well as working next to him at the hospital. In most cases, it would be the host in this relationship who would find stress in the situation, but House is flying through what would otherwise be an inconvenience. Instead, it's the guest who gets stressed out having to put up with House's deliberate antics that seem destined to drive him away. However, as Wilson later says out loud in The Social Contract, House may be a good friend, but he's not the type of guy to let you cry on his shoulder and tell you everything is going to be okay. In this case, Wilson is under the delusion that everything will soon be back to normal as soon as he can get his own place to live. It's House who has to snap him back to reality - that Wilson's third marriage is over too, but everything is going to be all right despite that. House's mechanism for doing this is trying to start a prank war. In ordinary circumstances, these two ultracompetitive Type A personalities would go out of their way to outdo each other. Had House not been crippled, they would have been doing it on the golf course or the jogging track. However, given the options, House all but dares Wilson to prank him by assuring him that he will feel better once he does. Eventually, Wilson takes the advice and proves House right. By comparison, the medical mystery just trots out some tropes that get explored on the series time after time, particularly the tensions between teenagers and their parents. It's only the excellent acting work of the guest stars that makes this interaction watchable at all. In addition, Jennifer Morrison and Omar Epps also get to stretch their acting skills as Cameron and Foreman start to assert themselves.
- "Safe" is the tenth episode of the first season of Fringe.
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