Jonny_Anonymous

@Xanni15 said:

@Jonny_Anonymous said:

@Laurcus said:

@Jonny_Anonymous said:

Liberal bias? This thread is already a joke after the first paragraph

By liberal bias, I don't think he's referring to a political party. I think he's just saying that the interpretation of information should be strict instead of loose. In other words, conservative instead of liberal. Those words have meaning outside of politics.

When have comics ever been strict? 90% is open to interpretation and changed through retcons and diffrent writers

Or it might have just been a joke since the avatar is Romney.

Glad somebody got it

@Jonny_Anonymous said:

Liberal bias? This thread is already a joke after the first paragraph

By liberal bias, I don't think he's referring to a political party. I think he's just saying that the interpretation of information should be strict instead of loose. In other words, conservative instead of liberal. Those words have meaning outside of politics.

@BiteMe-Fanboy: I don't really see it, but the blonde thing is one of the things that piss me off the most, he could atleast dyed.

@Jonny_Anonymous: sorry but I don't see it at all. He's much more of an american brawler than the idea of a charming british spionage agent. Fleming actually got much of his inspiration from the spies going around in my country, with their stealth and encumbrance styles of dressing and acting.

I get some people like Craig, and that's totally OK, but I grew up with Moore, Connery, Brosnan, etc... and I really got a huge shock with the new movies and I don't really like them... not saying it's Craig's fault, maybe it's something else, but I don't dig him as a Bond

Liberal bias? This thread is already a joke after the first paragraph 

I don't really hit anyone.

It doesn't matter what a battle is like if it has Twilight in it pepole will go out of there way to bitch and moan how they hate Twilight and say they lose, it's pretty sad really 

this thread should be part of the Creepy Thread 

@Alexander505 said:

@Crom-Cruach said:

@Alexander505 said:

the martial arts were known only in Asia, of course.

false. Martial arts have a long and extensive history in Europe. Just because popular culture and historical ignorance running rampant (along with orientalism) suggests otherwise it doesn't mean there weren't.

In Europe it was known the greco-roman wrestling, but not the martial arts like Kung Fu.

Martial arts means any kind of combat practise. It comes from the roman god's name Mars. As in, Art of Mars. Therefore, Europe had it just as much.