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McClain has a machine gun and some RPG's

Fight in Lake Village

Smaug rapes Robbies crush.

McClane uses quick-thinking to seduce Smaug ala Donkey, winning the fight.

Originally posted by NemeBro
McClane uses quick-thinking to seduce Smaug ala Donkey, winning the fight.

Agreed, McClane finds a way to win, just what he does

McClane appeals to Cumberbatch's better senses and both go have some beer while watching The Imitation Game

Originally posted by Robtard
Agreed, McClane finds a way to win, just what he does He did not win in die hard two with that fight on the side of the plane.

Originally posted by quanchi112
He did not win in die hard two with that fight on the side of the plane.


Some would say that McClane killing all his enemies and saving the day in one epic stroke is a win

Originally posted by Robtard
Some would say that McClane killing all his enemies and saving the day in one epic stroke is a win He survives but he has help and that doesn't mean he wins versus fights. It's like say Harry defeats Dumbledore in a fight because Harry survived and Dumbledore died. Quit being stupid.

Originally posted by quanchi112
He survives but he has help and that doesn't mean he wins versus fights.

It's like say Harry defeats Dumbledore in a fight because Harry survived and
Dumbledore died. Quit being stupid.

He didn't have help in that scene you just mentioned. McClane's a winner, just a fact

What a ridiculously bad (and I mean really bad) comparison, Harry and Dumbledore didn't try and kill each other, you need to pay better attention in the HP films, quan

Originally posted by Robtard
He didn't have help in that scene you just mentioned. McClane's a winner, just a fact

What a ridiculously bad (and I mean really bad) comparison, Harry and Dumbledore didn't try and kill each other, you need to pay better attention in the HP films, quan He lost the fight though. Bfr'd. Context.

That is your logic. If a guy survives he wins because context be damned.


Awful, dwarf.

Actually, McClane killed all his enemies in one attack; that is winning the fight and saving the day

An example of losing a fight would be Harry Vs Voldemort in the final film, since Voldemort died on his knees screaming like a diaper-baby

Originally posted by Robtard
Actually, McClane killed all his enemies in one attack; that is winning the fight and saving the day

An example of losing a fight would be Harry Vs Voldemort in the final film, since Voldemort died on his knees screaming like a diaper-baby A one on one fight on the wing of a plane to get bfr'd in which his enemy could no longer fight him is losing a one in one fight. Quit being a hypocrite over your obsession with McClane. It's disturbing at your age.

You should re-watch DH2 then, cos McClane killed all his enemies at the end of the day; this is a fact.

Hypocrite over a McClane obsession? That doesn't make sense, quan-buddy

Originally posted by Robtard
You should re-watch DH2 then, cos McClane killed all his enemies at the end of the day; this is a fact.

Hypocrite over a McClane obsession? That doesn't make sense, quan-buddy If you ignore the context like you always do because you think he's hot that just makes you a biased debater.

What context has been ignored? McClane's enemies died screaming at his hands; watch DH2 again. Just like Voldemort died screaming and on his knees at Harry's hand

Originally posted by Robtard
What context has been ignored? McClane's enemies died screaming at his hands; watch DH2 again. Just like Voldemort died screaming and on his knees at Harry's hand Ignored how that occurred and that he lost the fight. Quit bringing up other out of context details because you're clearly obsessed with me.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Ignored how that occurred and that he lost the fight.

Quit bringing up other out of context details because you're clearly obsessed with me.

McClane didn't lose, his enemies wanted him dead and he wanted them dead and he killed them all in one brilliant move; that's winning/saving the day. Your weird views won't change what happened in the film

You're the one that brought up Harry Potter in here, quan-buddy, you're also copying what I said to you recently in another thread, good going

Originally posted by Robtard
McClane didn't lose, his enemies wanted him dead and he wanted them dead and he killed them all in one brilliant move; that's winning/saving the day. Your weird views won't change what happened in the film

You're the one that brought up Harry Potter in here, quan-buddy, you're also copying what I said to you recently in another thread, good going He lost the one on one fight. That's a loss.

Nah, you are not making any sense. You are really insecure. Probably due to your short height.

McClane didn't lose that either, his opponent had to resort to cowardly BFR tactics or else face certain death; little did he know that McClane could (and did) still kill him from far awaty. That's a McClane win

You're copying yet another thing I recently said to you in another thread, you love copying me

Originally posted by Robtard
McClane didn't lose that either, his opponent had to resort to cowardly BFR tactics or else face certain death; little did he know that McClane could (and did) still kill him from far awaty. That's a McClane win

You're copying yet another thing I recently said to you in another thread, you love copying me So beating someone off a plane is cowardly ? So he should make sure John does not fall off but fight him all the same. Do you listen to yourself, dwarf ?

Originally posted by quanchi112
So beating someone off a plane is cowardly ? So he should make sure John does not fall off but fight him all the same. Do you listen to yourself, dwarf ?

Fleeing from your opponent is a cowardly move; that's what Col. Stuart was doing. Did you not get that he was trying to escape and that it was part of the plot, quan-buddy. It seems like you either didn't pay attention or you only watched a youtube clip of DH2 and this is the reason you lack context. Context is important

Originally posted by Robtard
Fleeing from your opponent is a cowardly move; that's what Col. Stuart was doing. Did you not get that he was trying to escape and that it was part of the plot, quan-buddy. It seems like you either didn't pay attention or you only watched a youtube clip of DH2 and this is the reason you lack context. Context is important He beat him down. MCClane was bfrd aka he lost. Mcclane can't take him head on. He's a bum skill wise.

Smaug burns him to a crisp.

Originally posted by quanchi112
He beat him down. MCClane was bfrd aka he lost. Mcclane can't take him head on. He's a bum skill wise.

Smaug burns him to a crisp.

You lack context due to youtube clip debating, you didn't even know Col. Stuart was fleeing, quan-buddy

Nah, McClane unloads with his machine-gun and fires some RPGs, don't let your bias dictate your views against the obvious /thread

Originally posted by Robtard
You lack context due to youtube clip debating, you didn't even know Col. Stuart was fleeing

Nah, McClane unloads with his machine-gun and fires some RPGs, don't let your bias dictate your views against the obvious /thread Plane was leaving but that has nothing to do with him crushing mcclane in victory.

MCCLane got crushed.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Plane was leaving but that has nothing to do with him crushing mcclane in victory.

MCCLane got crushed.

We've covered that you lack context. Plane was leaving cos Col. Stuart and special forces guys were fleeing. Watch all of DH2 and not just youtube clips. Context is key

When has McClane been crushed? But on topic, machine-gun and RPGs > Smaug, who got downed by a man with a single bolt and a knackered bow, don't be so anti-McClane that you can't see that

Originally posted by Robtard
We've covered that you lack context. Plane was leaving cos Col. Stuart and special forces guys were fleeing. Watch all of DH2 and not just youtube clips. Context is key

When? But on topic, machine-gun and RPGs > Smaug, who got downed by a man with a single bolt and knackered bow That has no bearing on then fighting on a plane. Why didn't mcclane knock him off since he was fleeing ? That is due to mcClane losing. He lost. Cry more.

Originally posted by quanchi112
That has no bearing on then fighting on a plane. Why didn't mcclane knock him off since he was fleeing ? That is due to mcClane losing. He lost. Cry more.

Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it

Smaug got killed by a medieval ballista bolt and got outmaneuvered by a midget. His scaly ass faces the wrath of McClane's RPG

/End

Ummmm, Smaug probably.

Originally posted by Robtard
Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it They fought. McClane lost the fight on the plane. Period. The context has nothing to do with their fight on the wing. Cry more because he got his ass kicked.

Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again

Originally posted by Robtard
Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again The context has nothing to do with the fight they had on the plane. They fought fair and square. John knew they were trying to escape. He fought and lost. He was beaten off the plane. Like a typical coward he killed the guy not in a fair fight. Mcclane one on one is awful.

Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again

Originally posted by Robtard
Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again I already explained it to you, Latina heat. McClane got worked.

Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again

Originally posted by Robtard
Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again Mcclane lost. He's awful in one on one fair combat.

Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again

Originally posted by Robtard
Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again I watched it. Try making relevant points. McClane lost that fight on the wing of the plane. Awful.

Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again

Originally posted by Robtard
Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again You do not even know what the word context means. Sadly.

Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again

Originally posted by Robtard
Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again Rageloop in two threads. It am really inside your tiny brain space.

"irony"

Context > you, quan-buddy. Solution: Watch DH2 and gain context

And since you're dodging the topic, that is considered a "concession"; I humbly accept it again