Denton Van Zan Vs. the Wood-chipper from Fargo

Originally posted by quanchi112
Having someone complete your mission is inspiration you can't find in a die hard. Quinn lfollowed him because he was right. Quinn carried out his mission because Zan was a true hero.

Having someone do your mission because you failed and rage quit isn't though. Incorrect again with that, Quinn went to London cos he had no choice after Van Zan's failures, the film > what you think.

That bud is now starting to flower. You're probably reaching critical mass with all the doubt building.

Originally posted by Robtard
Having someone do your mission because you failed and rage quit isn't though. Incorrect again with that, Quinn went to London cos he had no choice after Van Zan's failures, the film > what you think.

That bud is now starting to flower. You're probably reaching critical mass with all the doubt building.

Originally posted by focus4chumps

Originally posted by quanchi112
Oh just shut up and go to your hut and be quiet.

Uh oh.......someone's mad 😗

Lol she maaaaaaaaaaad.

Pissed and shat her knickers again... how unfortunate.

Originally posted by Robtard
He thinks the dragons can't starve as long as there's food around, even if the food in inaccessible.

The dragons were stated to have killed the dinosaurs and slept until being awakened again in 2002. That's millions of years without food.

Originally posted by juggerman
The dragons were stated to have killed the dinosaurs and slept until being awakened again in 2002. That's millions of years without food.

Originally posted by Kazenji
Uh oh.......someone's mad 😗

Originally posted by quanchi112
Robtard doesn't even understand his own arguments. Only he would argue let's go extinct to stick it to dem dragons.

/derp

Originally posted by juggerman
The dragons were stated to have killed the dinosaurs and slept until being awakened again in 2002. That's millions of years without food.

That would be billions of years and they go into long hibernation once they start starving, as per the film.

Originally posted by Robtard
/derp

That would be billions of years and they go into long hibernation once they start starving, as per the film.

Originally posted by Robtard
That would be billions of years and they go into long hibernation once they start starving, as per the film.

I thought the dinos supposedly died off 65 million years ago. That changed? Eh billions is even better i guess. The thread ending forever is better than leaving the threat to return someday imo

Originally posted by quanchi112
They aren't all dead is the point. So they wouldn't be stopping the dragons only causing a nap. You are such a coward.

That's already been covered, the dragons obviously don't need to wipe out all life on earth before their food supplies are exhausted and they go into hibernation. Human's hiding = not a viable food source.

Clown some more.

Originally posted by juggerman
I thought the dinos supposedly died off 65 million years ago. That changed? Eh billions is even better i guess. The thread ending forever is better than leaving the threat to return someday imo

Pretty sure the humans could have rebuilt and prepared themselves with the knowledge that there's a sleeping male with eons of prep.

The story was just poorly written, as was Van Zan.

Originally posted by Robtard
That's already been covered, the dragons obviously don't need to wipe out all life on earth before their food supplies are exhausted and they go into hibernation. Human's hiding = not a viable food source.

Clown some more.

Originally posted by Robtard
Pretty sure the humans could have rebuilt and prepared themselves with the knowledge that there's a sleeping male with eons of prep.

The story was just poorly written, as was Van Zan.

Eventually people would forget and dragons would become things of legend again. Then again we'd probably be much farther along tech wise when they rose again. Either way hiding and waiting would have resulted in countless lives being lost while killing the dragon saves lives.

Originally posted by quanchi112
The only other time it occurred when they went to sleep was when a species was wiped off the map. You can' conveniently ignore that.

No one's ignoring that. You keep arguing from ignorance that the dragons need the planet to be wiped clean of life for them to starve and go back into hibernation, when mammals, reptiles, insects and smaller dinosaurs obviously survived them, likely by hiding. Which coincidentally is what Quinn's "dig in and survive" plan was.

Originally posted by juggerman
Eventually people would forget and dragons would become things of legend again. Then again we'd probably be much farther along tech wise when they rose again. Either way hiding and waiting would have resulted in countless lives being lost while killing the dragon saves lives.

Human's never really forgot the dragons, since humans weren't around billions of years ago to witness them.

Or humanity could have found the male again sleeping; not disturbed it to awaken and outright killed it while it slept, it only took one small explosive device to down it. Far more likely a scenario considering the eons of prep humanity would have had.

Originally posted by juggerman
Eventually people would forget and dragons would become things of legend again. Then again we'd probably be much farther along tech wise when they rose again. Either way hiding and waiting would have resulted in countless lives being lost while killing the dragon saves lives.