Grizalltheway wrote:He was busy riding dinosaurs. Who wants to bother with all that other shit when you can ride a fucking dinosaur?
Oh boy, here we go...the old speed vs mass debate...again.CID1990 wrote:I for one like the lightclaymore
If you are a jedi and can leap building and move shit with your mind, surely you can avoid nicking your wrists with the hilt beams
Your guess is as good as mine.D1B wrote:Grizalltheway wrote:He was busy riding dinosaurs. Who wants to bother with all that other shit when you can ride a fucking dinosaur?
Agree. He definitely was doing something other than addressing things like slavery, which was rampant at the time.
Again, why are people worshipping this guy?
Good point. Tman employed his significant critical thinking skills to come up with the best solution.travelinman67 wrote:Oh boy, here we go...the old speed vs mass debate...again.CID1990 wrote:I for one like the lightclaymore
If you are a jedi and can leap building and move shit with your mind, surely you can avoid nicking your wrists with the hilt beams
Had some judo instructor once imply that a 32" light bamboo baton generated more force than an ash baton, as the decreased weight resulted in increased speed.
After attempting to explain F=mv, I could not dissuade him.
The following day, I brought a custom 32" african cocobola wood (extremely dense/strong...almost twice the weight of ash), pulled out a steel framed "numb john", and in three wacks BENT THE STEEL IN THE UPPER ARM!!
I then offered a months pay if he could do the same with the bamboo baton.
End of story.
M over V any day.
No free will?D1B wrote:Good point. Tman employed his significant critical thinking skills to come up with the best solution.travelinman67 wrote:
Oh boy, here we go...the old speed vs mass debate...again.
Had some judo instructor once imply that a 32" light bamboo baton generated more force than an ash baton, as the decreased weight resulted in increased speed.
After attempting to explain F=mv, I could not dissuade him.
The following day, I brought a custom 32" african cocobola wood (extremely dense/strong...almost twice the weight of ash), pulled out a steel framed "numb john", and in three wacks BENT THE STEEL IN THE UPPER ARM!!
I then offered a months pay if he could do the same with the bamboo baton.
End of story.
M over V any day.
Jesus, on the other hand, disregarded his unlimited powers and supposed intelligence and horrendously underachieved to detriment of humanity ever since.
Wedgebuster wrote:The greatest part about Jesus is the H. Christ part.
I think "F" is used in there also.
actually Tman went on a tangentD1B wrote:Good point. Tman employed his significant critical thinking skills to come up with the best solution.travelinman67 wrote:
Oh boy, here we go...the old speed vs mass debate...again.
Had some judo instructor once imply that a 32" light bamboo baton generated more force than an ash baton, as the decreased weight resulted in increased speed.
After attempting to explain F=mv, I could not dissuade him.
The following day, I brought a custom 32" african cocobola wood (extremely dense/strong...almost twice the weight of ash), pulled out a steel framed "numb john", and in three wacks BENT THE STEEL IN THE UPPER ARM!!
I then offered a months pay if he could do the same with the bamboo baton.
End of story.
M over V any day.
Jesus, on the other hand, disregarded his unlimited powers and supposed intelligence and horrendously underachieved to detriment of humanity ever since.
...or stab themself.CID1990 wrote:actually Tman went on a tangentD1B wrote:
Good point. Tman employed his significant critical thinking skills to come up with the best solution.
Jesus, on the other hand, disregarded his unlimited powers and supposed intelligence and horrendously underachieved to detriment of humanity ever since.
the velocity vs mass argument has nothing to do with whether a jedi would cut his wrists with a lightclaymore
You bring up a great comparison with Luke Skywalker - an excellent example of a heroic deity figure whose courage and morality puts Jesus to shame.CID1990 wrote:actually Tman went on a tangentD1B wrote:
Good point. Tman employed his significant critical thinking skills to come up with the best solution.
Jesus, on the other hand, disregarded his unlimited powers and supposed intelligence and horrendously underachieved to detriment of humanity ever since.
the velocity vs mass argument has nothing to do with whether a jedi would cut his wrists with a lightclaymore
luke skywalker never used a lightclaymoreD1B wrote:You bring up a great comparison with Luke Skywalker - an excellent example of a heroic deity figure whose courage and morality puts Jesus to shame.CID1990 wrote:
actually Tman went on a tangent
the velocity vs mass argument has nothing to do with whether a jedi would cut his wrists with a lightclaymore
fixedCID1990 wrote:luke skywalker never used a lightclaymoreD1B wrote:
You bring up a great comparison with Luke Skywalker - an excellent example of a heroic deity figure whose courage and morality puts Jesus to shame.
in fact i never mentioned luke skywalker
if anything we were talking about sith jesus'
Which D1B aspires. If only someone would ask...CID1990 wrote:luke skywalker never used a lightclaymoreD1B wrote:
You bring up a great comparison with Luke Skywalker - an excellent example of a heroic deity figure whose courage and morality puts Jesus to shame.
in fact i never mentioned luke skywalker
if anything we were talking about sith lords
And you would have been a total asshole for first making people blind!D1B wrote:The guy has unlimited power and can only heal a few people. Shit if I were God, I would have banned blindness and heal everyone in the world.89Hen wrote: I'm a claymore king in MW2.
WHOA!JohnStOnge wrote:Surely you know the answer to that question for those who believe he is the Son of God, died for our sins, etc. And if you don't believe all that he's not that great to you. But you already know why he's so great to those who believe he's so great.
What was so great Columbus?JoltinJoe wrote:Questions like this are ironic. No one asks this question about some historical figure unless there is something great about that figure.
No need to answer this question today. I'll let my great grandson handle this question when D1B's great grand nephew asks it again in 100 years.
kalm wrote:What was so great Columbus?JoltinJoe wrote:Questions like this are ironic. No one asks this question about some historical figure unless there is something great about that figure.
No need to answer this question today. I'll let my great grandson handle this question when D1B's great grand nephew asks it again in 100 years.
What was so great about Custer?
What was so great about Tut?
What was so great about Michael Jackson?
Discovered America. The Vikings are fucking liars.kalm wrote:What was so great Columbus?JoltinJoe wrote:Questions like this are ironic. No one asks this question about some historical figure unless there is something great about that figure.
No need to answer this question today. I'll let my great grandson handle this question when D1B's great grand nephew asks it again in 100 years.
What was so great about Custer?
What was so great about Tut?
What was so great about Michael Jackson?
That's nonsense, you just didn't maximize the V. The V is equal party to the M in that equation, it's just a matter of how to go about increasing it. But mathematically speaking, they're equivalent.travelinman67 wrote:Oh boy, here we go...the old speed vs mass debate...again.CID1990 wrote:I for one like the lightclaymore
If you are a jedi and can leap building and move **** with your mind, surely you can avoid nicking your wrists with the hilt beams
Had some judo instructor once imply that a 32" light bamboo baton generated more force than an ash baton, as the decreased weight resulted in increased speed.
After attempting to explain F=mv, I could not dissuade him.
The following day, I brought a custom 32" african cocobola wood (extremely dense/strong...almost twice the weight of ash), pulled out a steel framed "numb john", and in three wacks BENT THE STEEL IN THE UPPER ARM!!
I then offered a months pay if he could do the same with the bamboo baton.
End of story.
M over V any day.
Speaking of sith lords, how stupid was Palpatine's sith name? Seriously, Darth Sidious? Like he, as a person, is insidious? Wow, great mental leap by Lucas on that one. And do you think they came up with the name Darth Bane (he of the rule of two genesis) before or after the Batman movies with their own Bane?CID1990 wrote:luke skywalker never used a lightclaymoreD1B wrote:
You bring up a great comparison with Luke Skywalker - an excellent example of a heroic deity figure whose courage and morality puts Jesus to shame.
in fact i never mentioned luke skywalker
if anything we were talking about sith lords
Why is Count Dooku also Darth Tyranus? Did he stop being a sith? Or is Dooku his alias and he's secretly Tyranus(but not really)GannonFan wrote:Speaking of sith lords, how stupid was Palpatine's sith name? Seriously, Darth Sidious? Like he, as a person, is insidious? Wow, great mental leap by Lucas on that one. And do you think they came up with the name Darth Bane (he of the rule of two genesis) before or after the Batman movies with their own Bane?CID1990 wrote:
luke skywalker never used a lightclaymore
in fact i never mentioned luke skywalker
if anything we were talking about sith lords
