Originally posted by dadudemon
I'll stick with "more reasonable looking" while you stick with fully retarded. In the mean time, we just have to look at the score-board.
They've gone from borderline to fully in the time it took for you to reply, so we can see spite and anger are afoot. Now, you're biased. Your argument is tainted.
Originally posted by dadudemon
She can say that all she wants, but that doesn't make her right in the real world. 😬
We're not discussing the real world, are we?
Originally posted by dadudemon
I do. She can say what she wants and that only holds true in her fictional universe. Outside her fictional world, reality hits like a mack truck. He's a werewolf.
What world are we talking about?
Twilight? If so, he's not a werewolf. It doesn't matter what he'd be considered outside of it, because he's not outside of it. He is, at all times, inside of it.
Originally posted by dadudemon
So what did we learn here?
That you're attempting to counter my argument by saying: "If it was outside of Twilight, he'd be a werewolf.".
He's not.
Originally posted by dadudemon
1. You have a hard time separating fiction from reality.
2. You're relying on the word of a girl friend for European lore that goes back ages.
3. Your girl friend is getting her information from a damn fictional book.
What?
I know fully what werewolves are. I did not go to her for fictional lore, I went to her for Twilight info as, regardless of topic, I don't debate unless I have solid info.
She said that in the fourth book, it's clarified that they are not werewolves.
Why is there further need for debate? We're not debating what constitutes a werewolf on average. We're talking about the ones in Twilight, and they're not werewolves.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Here's what you did:Person 1: I read Harry Potter and blood PH is always ranges acidic or neutral.
Person 2: No it's not. It has a broader range and is mostly basic.
Person 1: Nuh uh! It's says so in Harry Potter and it only counts in Harry potter. Nothing real world counts.
Person 2: facepalmMs. Meyer can say that green is purple and purple is green. Once you get to the real world, you call shit what it is.
Sharkboy is the very definition of the old school werewolf.
This is not debatable. I won't post on this again.
We're not discussing the "real world", dude.
Get over it. In her universe, which is what's being discussed, he is not a werewolf. She has ultimate say over her created dominion, she says he's not a werewolf. Thus? Thus he is not.
Once more with feeling:
Originally posted by dadudemon
She can say what she wants and that only holds true in her fictional universe.
She says they're not werewolves in her universe.
So, you agree.
-AC
Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
We're not discussing the real world, are we?What world are we talking about?
Twilight? If so, he's not a werewolf. It doesn't matter what he'd be considered outside of it, because he's not outside of it. He is, at all times, inside of it.
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That you're attempting to counter my argument by saying: "If it was outside of Twilight, he'd be a werewolf.".
He's not.
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What?
I know fully what werewolves are, I did not go to her for fictional lore, I went to her for Twilight info as, regardless of topic, I don't debate unless I have solid info.
She said that in the fourth book, it's clarified that they are not werewolves.
Why is there further need for debate? We're not debating what constitutes a werewolf on average. We're talking about the ones in Twilight, and they're not werewolves.
We're not discussing the "real world", dude.
Get over it. In her universe, which is what's being discussed, he is not a werewolf. She has ultimate say over her created dominion, she says he's not a werewolf. Thus? Thus he is not.
I am factually correct. You've shamed yourself.
-AC [/B]
Hi, AC.
How are you today?
I hope you're doing fine.
Originally posted by Impediment
I felt like being democratic and I broke down and finally watched Twilight recently. Mainly out of sheer boredom, truth be told.Without going into a long diatribe, I think that this film panders heavily to teenage females and Tweens.
I thought the film was awful.
It would have been tolerable if they cut the scene where Ed sparkled. When they showed that, it went from meh to shitty.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Aaaaaaaaaahahahaaaaashame on you DDM!!!
Every now and then, I take advice. That one time, in the GDF, when Robtard called me douchy for responding when I said I wasn't going to respond...made sense. Since it is a fact that werewolves were originally men that turned into wolves, I don't have to worry about being right or wrong. So why argue about it? It's a waste of time.
Originally posted by Bardock42
Must have skipped the meeting where either of those clowns got that title.
I was awarded a title? Damn, I'm clueless these days.
Originally posted by jaden101
Superb!...Was she worth a dipping?Schicklgruber isn't a Scottish name i've heard often though.
Her name was Manskirt McHaggis or something.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Every now and then, I take advice. That one time, in the GDF, when Robtard called me douchy for responding when I said I wasn't going to respond...made sense. Since it is a fact that werewolves were originally men that turned into wolves, I don't have to worry about being right or wrong. So why argue about it? It's a waste of time.I was awarded a title? Damn, I'm clueless these days.
Well, since I missed the meeting, so am I.
Originally posted by Bardock42
Her name was Manskirt McHaggis or something.
Probably the only nation which can't take the piss out of Scotland on the national dress or national dish would be Germany...Lederhosen and bratwurst. Leather shorts and giant phallic food stuff. Quite possibly the most homosexual combination in the world.
Originally posted by jaden101
Probably the only nation which can't take the piss out of Scotland on the national dress or national dish would be Germany...Lederhosen and bratwurst. Leather shorts and giant phallic food stuff. Quite possibly the most homosexual combination in the world.
I'd be pissed, but I'm from Bavaria so that's actually the right stereotype...