what would happen if you put SHIRLEY PHELPS and ANNE COULTER in the same room?
threw away the key and put cameras behind one way glass windows{bulletproof}. the room is filled with chairs and table. ๐
what would happen if you put SHIRLEY PHELPS and ANNE COULTER in the same room?
threw away the key and put cameras behind one way glass windows{bulletproof}. the room is filled with chairs and table. ๐
Originally posted by leonheartmm
but phelps attacks physically and with the bible and isnt scared to incite violence and delinquency. shes also bat shit crazy and has an illegitemate son............
Didn't know this was a Vs. thread.
I'd still side with Coulter. She has a squarish jaw, so she can probably take a hit well. Her arms are long and sinewy, so her knuckles are probably little more than jagged bone and pack a decent blow. She could also deliver a decent Muy Thai knee thrust with those knobby ****ers that connect her stick calves and spaghetti thighs, if she's able to get Phelps in a clinch.
I say Coulter wins 4/5, easy.
Re: what would happen if you put SHIRLEY PHELPS and ANNE COULTER in the same room?
Originally posted by leonheartmm
threw away the key and put cameras behind one way glass windows{bulletproof}. the room is filled with chairs and table. ๐
Ann Coulter would argue with Shirley Phelps-Roper over her anti-gay credentials, as she did with Mike Huckabee:
Originally posted by Forum Ninja
Irresistible force is an important difference. What exactly is an "Irresistable" force?
You're kidding right? An irresistible force is a force that cannot be resisted.
An unstoppable force would simpy pass though an immovable object, thus meaning there is no paradox. An irresistible force would have to try moving the immovable object; that's what creates the paradox in the first place.
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
You're kidding right? An irresistible force is a force that cannot be resisted.An unstoppable force would simpy pass though an immovable object, thus meaning there is no paradox. An irresistible force would have to try moving the immovable object; that's what creates the paradox in the first place.
What of said immovable object has an impassable clause?