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Spam
OMG Hai2U!

Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Mississauga, Ontario
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Neo is also from a different movie, on a world that is depicted as being much different from our own. Also, all of the cool shit Neo did was inside a virtual-reality program, save for a couple of instances at the end of part 2 and part 3, his powers were limited to his time within the Matrix. The instances at the end could be explained away with some drivel about his mental 'connection' to the matrix, and thus the machines that are also connected to it.
His point was that in Transformers, since the world is depicted as being exactly the same as our own, there is no reason to accept that weed makes people drunk (his exact words were "humans to be able to breathe underwater or teleport at will too", the specifics are different, the principle is the same), based solely on the fact that there happen to be Alien Robots present on the planet.
Moreover, we can't say whether or not there really ARE Alien Robots in the Universe. But we DO know the typical effects of a weed brownie don't include running around screaming loudly. That type of behaviour is much more often associated with drunkenness. Therefore, it IS easier to accept a reality where Alien Robots are present on the earth than it is to accept that weed will make you drunk.
There is little excuse for the poor scene being included in the movie, it didn't belong in the first place, and when they included it anyway, they fucked it up.
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Captain Planet is gey.
Water, Fire, Earth, Wind, Heart???
These forces are supposed to combine to create Captain Planet?
Bullshit.
Those forces combine to create a soaking, boiling mudstorm on Valentine's Day.
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Jul-03-2009 20:57
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LKD
Omni-peasant

Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Its June 18th, 2005, I'm at the Skybar
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| quote: | Originally posted by Spam
Neo is also from a different movie, on a world that is depicted as being much different from our own. Also, all of the cool shit Neo did was inside a virtual-reality program, save for a couple of instances at the end of part 2 and part 3, his powers were limited to his time within the Matrix. The instances at the end could be explained away with some drivel about his mental 'connection' to the matrix, and thus the machines that are also connected to it.
His point was that in Transformers, since the world is depicted as being exactly the same as our own, there is no reason to accept that weed makes people drunk (his exact words were "humans to be able to breathe underwater or teleport at will too", the specifics are different, the principle is the same), based solely on the fact that there happen to be Alien Robots present on the planet.
Moreover, we can't say whether or not there really ARE Alien Robots in the Universe. But we DO know the typical effects of a weed brownie don't include running around screaming loudly. That type of behaviour is much more often associated with drunkenness. Therefore, it IS easier to accept a reality where Alien Robots are present on the earth than it is to accept that weed will make you drunk.
There is little excuse for the poor scene being included in the movie, it didn't belong in the first place, and when they included it anyway, they fucked it up. |
wait wait wait...did you quote me?
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Jul-03-2009 21:56
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