Skewed Priorities: Difference between revisions

{{quote|'''Izzy:''' Hello, mom and dad, the fate of the world, remember? My grades can wait!}}

* The [[Battle Butler|Wolkenritter]] in ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha As]]'' sure got their priorities straight. When told that the [[Wave Motion Gun|Arc En Ciel]], a weapon that distorts time and space for hundreds of kilometers to disintegrate everything in its range, is going to be used near [[City of Adventure|Uminari City]] to get rid of the [[Eldritch Abomination]], their only worry is, of course, how it would affect their master Hayate's house.

'''Chrono''': We're not talking about damage on such a small scale... }}

* In the Thriller Bark arc of ''[[One Piece]]'', Luffy puts recovering the Straw Hats' stolen food on the same level as rescuing Nami and getting his, Zoro and Sanji's shadows back (without which, they will be vaporized by the sunlight). This is in keeping with his personality, as he is at one point unsure whether he wants the legendary One Piece or a Hercules beetle more.

== Music ==

 

* Jim Steinman's monologue "Love and Death and an American Guitar", released on the [[Meat Loaf]] album ''Back Into Hell'' as "Wasted Youth": the narrator beats people to death with his guitar, and is about to do the same to his parents "when my father woke up screaming 'Stop! Wait a minute! Stop it, boy! ''{{spoiler|That's no way to treat an expensive musical instrument!'}}''"