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[Tyrax Lightning]

It doesn't. An episode of Mythbusters busted that myth.



What's your favorite fictional character's name you've ever seen?

[Ponce de Leon]

Hannibal, Garibaldi and Napoleon. Simply geniuses.
Edit : they are even for me. Their history and whatever else are far too good.

What's your style of story?

Modifié par dark-lauron, 02 février 2010 - 10:35 .

[Tyrax Lightning]

Mythbusters, & The Jay Leno Show.



What's your favorite Forum in this Site?

[jimmyjoefro]

Mass Effect 2 Official Campaign Quests and Storylines



What's your favorite food?

[Zikco]

Lamb, that's been in the oven for over 3 hours. Barring that; Tortellini.





...What have I got in my pocket?

[Olwaye]

What has it got in his pocket, precioussss!! It must tell ussss!!!! Thiefffff, Bagginsssss, we hate it forever!!!!!

Ahem! ...Sorry, this question always do that to me.

How many swallow does it take to carry a coconut?

Modifié par Olwaye, 03 février 2010 - 04:21 .

[bzombo]

none. swallows are anti-coconut.



where have all the flowers gone?

[Tyrax Lightning]

Here in WA, minimal. This place has mild winters.



Out of all the ME2 weapons currently viewable on the ME2 Site, which one looks the coolest, aesthetics-wise?

[SargeantRenegade]

My preference is for the M9 Tempest SMG. Compact, sleek and with a comfortable grip. It doesn't need to be big and flashy to be deadly.



How do you like your steak cooked?

[Remmirath]

I don't like steak. If I did, probably well-done. Very well-done.

If living on another planet was currently a viable option, would you do it? 

[Moodath]

Yes. Even if I was the only one living there. (After a week or so I would change my mind probably...if I was alone. Otherwise I'd stay there forever, earth sucks.) ((Interesting thought, I find earth boring and uninteresting, yet it is actually the weirdest most scientifically unboring planet we know of so far. Yay my logic))



If you had control of your fate, what would your ending be like?

[Lotion Soronarr]

God-Emperor of Humanity, naturally.



Here's a tricky one. If someone found out exactly what causes homosexual behavior and found a process that removes it from a child/embryo - would you support that process being made publicly available to whomever wants it?

[Moodath]

No. That would be parents making a decision for their child. Like circumcision. When I found out my parents allowed a doctor to take a knife to my wang I was pissed. "but its for health purposes!" How hard is it (pun not intended) to wash your wang in the shower? Honestly.

But I digress.

No I wouldn't. Let things play out naturally (like my wang should of done > ), either way its your kid, you should love them.





Should nonconsential circumcision be a reason to sue?

Modifié par Moodath, 04 février 2010 - 12:00 .

[SargeantRenegade]

No, I wouldn't support it. Homosexuality is a natural phenomenon, observed and documented in hundreds of species, and has no adverse affects on health. There is therefore no medical reason for a treatment like this when no treatment is needed - there's nothing to cure. What does need to be treated is the people who discriminate against homosexuality, because it is that discrimination that causes the increased rate of mental issues that homosexuals have to deal with during life. I'll stop here before I explode.

Should nonconsential circumcision be a reason to sue?

Yes, it should.  It's an unnecessary medical procedure that is usually only carried out by doctors who want more money in their pockets for performing the operation.  There is only one reason to be circumcised, and that is if you are Jewish (circumcision being one of the commandments of Yahweh laid out in the Bible).

Have you ever been discriminated against, and for what reason?

Modifié par SargeantRenegade, 04 février 2010 - 12:07 .

[Tyrax Lightning]

Yes. I once played DAoC, & one of my characters was a Frostalf Thane. Thanes got discriminated against a LOT in that game, & I was no exception.  (They were a fun class, dang it!)

What's your favorite Pizza toppings?

[Remmirath]

Black olives, green peppers, and pepperoni.

What's the weather like where you are? 

[andrewv42]

It's overcast and dusty. Hopefully it'll rain.



What is your favourite (easily made) sandwich?

[Olwaye]

BLT on brown bread.



What's the longest you ever played in one go, be it on PC or consoles?

[Lotion Soronarr]

SargeantRenegade wrote...

No, I wouldn't support it. Homosexuality is a natural phenomenon, observed and documented in hundreds of species, and has no adverse affects on health. There is therefore no medical reason for a treatment like this when no treatment is needed - there's nothing to cure. What does need to be treated is the people who discriminate against homosexuality, because it is that discrimination that causes the increased rate of mental issues that homosexuals have to deal with during life. I'll stop here before I explode.

True, but why take away choice from people? Let's assume some guy does want it? Do you forbid sex change?
There was nothing foeced implied in my question. Stricly volountary.

Modifié par Lotion Soronnar, 05 février 2010 - 11:50 .

[Seraosha]

Olwaye wrote...

What's the longest you ever played in one go, be it on PC or consoles?

I had an 18 hour shift on Knights of the Old Republic when that came out. No-one saw me for days >.<

Have you ever tried the amazing Scottish national dish, Haggis?

[SargeantRenegade]

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

True, but why take away choice from people? Let's assume some guy does want it? Do you forbid sex change?
There was nothing foeced implied in my question. Stricly volountary.

You stated in your question that it would be a procedure performed on children/embryos, who lack the emotional maturity to make an informed decision about their own sexuality and whether or not they would like that aspect of themselves to be different.  If the procedure was made available to consenting adults who wished to change their own sexuality then I would support it, but for a parent to force it on a child who isn't aware of their own sexuality yet leaves a very bad taste in my mouth.  Everybody should have the freedom of choice, and to me that also means not removing future choices that a person can't make yet.

...and back on topic.

Have you ever tried the amazing Scottish national dish, Haggis?

I have done, and I can't bring myself to like it.

What is the weirdest thing you have ever cooked and eaten?

[Giant ambush beetle]

What is the weirdest thing you have ever cooked and eaten? 

Shark meat. Surprisingly tasty, like a mix of chicken, pork and calamari.

Longest distance you've traveled by foot?