Finally the answer to the question we have all been wondering! Why do the prequals suck?
Finally the answer to the question we have all been wondering! Why do the prequals suck?
Goodie, phazeddl didn't even provide an activation code for crysis 2.
Also:
http://dailyreckoning.com/the-true-products-of-quantitative-easing/
Don't go to grad school kids!
Originally posted by Lord Lucien
Same. But without the guilt. I was an unabashed Kim Possible fan. Drakken FTW.
Drakken was awesome. Hilariously incompetent, but awesome.
I always had a Perverse Sexual Lust for Shego.
Originally posted by Lucius
Drakken was awesome. Hilariously incompetent, but awesome.I always had a Perverse Sexual Lust for Shego.
Not being a follower of mainstream television, this is what immediately came to mind:
Originally posted by LuciusI always had a Perverse Sexual Lust for Shego.
You know, I kind of did too.
Actually thinking about it. All the major females in that show were pretty attractive, for cartoon characters*. Shego, Kim, and Bonnie.
*?
Originally posted by NephthysHe's pulling the No Laser Fallacy? From RJ I expect it, but not DDM. Stop lieing, Neph!
Dadudeman is almost as stupid as RJ these days. Its pretty sad, he used to be nice, now he's just dumb.'The shield has shown no upper limit [b]THEREFORE IT IS LIMITLESS!!!
'facepalm [/B]
His argument is that I can't prove the barrier has an upper limit, or that it can be broken through with physical attacks. By assuming that the barrier has a limit I am performing what he has pulled out of his ass invented as the 'Limits fallacy', the fallacy wherein you assume that something isn't infinately strong and unbrakable.
To which I am replying that its fvcking stupid to assume that something which has stopped nothing greater than literal smoke can stop mother****ing Superman when it hasn't shown capable of doing any such thing. I've also asked him why he thinks the barrier can't be broken with physical attacks to which he replied 'fvck you.' Finally I replied that if thats the way he wants to play it then Superman/Hancock punches the ground and vaporises planet Earth. Their strength has never been shown to have a limit, so by his logic, it doesn't have one.
Originally posted by Nephthys
His argument is that I can't prove the barrier has an upper limit, or that it can be broken through with physical attacks. By assuming that the barrier has a limit I am performing what he haspulled out of his assinvented as the 'Limits fallacy', the fallacy wherein you assume that something isn't infinately strong and unbrakable.To which I am replying that its fvcking stupid to assume that something which has stopped nothing greater than literal smoke can stop mother****ing Superman when it hasn't shown capable of doing any such thing. I've also asked him why he thinks the barrier can't be broken with physical attacks to which he replied 'fvck you.' Finally I replied that if thats the way he wants to play it then Superman/Hancock punches the ground and vaporises planet Earth. Their strength has never been shown to have a limit, so by his logic, it doesn't have one.
Wait, where is this now?
Originally posted by NephthysThis is why I gave up on the Movie vs. I understand preference and bias perfectly well, but the level of Harry Potter worship in there is astounding. It clouds judgement, if you will.
His argument is that I can't prove the barrier has an upper limit, or that it can be broken through with physical attacks. By assuming that the barrier has a limit I am performing what he haspulled out of his assinvented as the 'Limits fallacy', the fallacy wherein you assume that something isn't infinately strong and unbrakable.To which I am replying that its fvcking stupid to assume that something which has stopped nothing greater than literal smoke can stop mother****ing Superman when it hasn't shown capable of doing any such thing. I've also asked him why he thinks the barrier can't be broken with physical attacks to which he replied 'fvck you.' Finally I replied that if thats the way he wants to play it then Superman/Hancock punches the ground and vaporises planet Earth. Their strength has never been shown to have a limit, so by his logic, it doesn't have one.
On an unrelated note, the comparative awesomeness of season 3 of The Clone Wars has been halted by my just having watched Count Dooku sip from a cup that was conjured in front of him out of a glowing green vapor.