Who would win in a fight?

[RegalSin]

My Boogey man looked like snoopy but slightly differnt. I remember seeing him very clearly dancing in front of me.

You sound terribly disappointed, not just about that, but life in general... Like 20 years later, worlds not really how you expected it to turn out ehh?

Who knew the world was ran by idiots, who only made enough to
reproduce and live. Yup just like the ending of "Saturn 3" or "Soylent
Greens"

[VenomMacbeth]

SignOfZeta I felt I was being rude towards Halo. Since I know their might be some Halo fans here. That is why my post looks smaller.

<Guilty >.<

[esteban]

(A) The fact that this thread can go from Zeta's impassioned, incisive comments on America's hyper-militarized culture to "Boogerman" is mind-boggling.

(B) Anyway, Zeta, I think MotherGunner would feel better if we acknowledged that, sadly, the military provides career opportunities to folks who would otherwise have few, if any, viable options in the job market. This is a reflection on the inequality in this country. I wish we (as a society) provided non-military career support/training/opportunities on the scale of the military, but we don't. Many programs (i.e. the G.I. Bill) are tied to military obligations...I wish there were massive programs with a civil service (non-military) obligation.

(C) Anyway, MotherGunner, it would probably be easier to have this discussion if we divorced (1) an individual's personal motivations for joining the military from (2) discussions of US Culture/US foreign policy. Surely we can find common ground on (2), even if we disagree about (1) (which tends to be a very sensitive topic, in general).

[MotherGunner]

Okay, it's been a while and unfortunate derailment aside, let's get this thread back on track and please stick to the subject!  




Lord Dread (First seen in Captain Power, 1987-1988)
Formerly Dr. Lyman Taggart, he was obsessed with the precision and "perfection" of machines and convinced himself that the next step in human evolution involved the merging of human consciousness in perfect mechanical bodies.

Vs.

The Borg* (First seen in Star Trek TNG, Q Who, 1989)
A pseudo-race, dwelling in the Star Trek universe, the Borg take other species by force into the collective and connect them to "the hive mind"; the act is called assimilation and entails violence, abductions, and injections of cybernetic implants. The Borg's ultimate goal is "achieving perfection".


*one (1) drone.

[Nando]

I also recommend the GBA game. It's one the best games on the system.

Second the recommendation. AN AWESOME GAME in SO many different ways.

[HailingTheThings]

Guyver vs. Mark Hamill

Guyver, adoy.

[HailingTheThings]

Original question: who would win in a fight.
Final answer: i would. (im not above kicking balls and gouging eyes.)

Dude, duude, duuude.... No.

Also, Guyver would still win.

[esteban]

Original question: who would win in a fight.
Final answer: i would. (im not above kicking balls and gouging eyes.)

Dude, duude, duuude.... No.

Also, Guyver would still win.

Live Action Guyver = PERMABAN YOUR ACCOUNT

[HailingTheThings]

1. Live action Guyver is bad in a good way.

2. Have you seen "Guyver (2) Dark Hero?" Those effing fight scenes, OMG the choreography, man!

3. Any cosplay that comes equipped with MEGA SMASHER sparkle tits = automatic win.

4. 'nuff sed.

5. Butts, lots of 'em, all kinds. Yep.