Originally posted by RobtardHe 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.
Some would say that McClane killing all his enemies and saving the day in one epic stroke is a win
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 RobtardHe lost the fight though. Bfr'd. Context.
He didn't have help in that scene you just mentioned. McClane's a winner, just a factWhat 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
That is your logic. If a guy survives he wins because context be damned.
Awful, dwarf.
Originally posted by RobtardA 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.
Actually, McClane killed all his enemies in one attack; that is winning the fight and saving the dayAn 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 RobtardIf you ignore the context like you always do because you think he's hot that just makes you a biased debater.
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 RobtardIgnored how that occurred and that he lost the fight. Quit bringing up other out of context details because you're clearly obsessed with me.
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 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 RobtardHe lost the one on one fight. That's a loss.
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 filmYou'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 👆
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 👆