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He resides in Austrailia, so he's Australian. He may not be a naturalized citizen, but generally, if you ask a person where he lives, and he says Australia, we call that person an Australian regardless or citizenship.Zachary Amaranth said:
I would agree except for the fact that HE WASN'T BORN HERE, a fact that he is no doubt proud of. oh wait someone already posted that.Spartan448 said:
Here's an idea for a debate...Which army would beat the other?
The Clone Army with their advanced weapons and battle-walkers or the Locust Horde with their superior strength and brutality.
I'll make a few points myself just to prove this could be talked about.
First, the Clone Army does have technology far beyond what the locust have, blasters and immense firepower from walkers like the AT-TE, but the locust have ways of rendering them both practically useless. The locust can withstand alot of abuse from enemy fire, admittedly they are used to bullets not lasers, but they are very tough to kill regardless. As for the walkers, the locust can just dig massive sinkholes under them or have a Brumak attack them; and besides, the COG have those Centaur tanks which can move faster than most Republic armor and Brumaks can still destroy those.
Second, the locust are stronger than humans. They can rip off a human's arm and beat them to death with it for god's sake...which incidently is a wonderfully violent and satisfying execution EPIC, good work on that.
Third, the locust Kantus have their own 'powers' to fight the Jedi, they can heal other locust and bring them back into the fight. From a psycological standpoint, the clones and the even the Jedi, at first, would probably think the Kantus can raise the dead. Also, the sounds the Kantus makes are very unnatural and disturbing.
Fourth, while the Jedi would be able to deflect the bullets fired at them with their lightsabers, they couldn't reflect the bullets back at the locust like they can with the droids blaster bolts. Yes, a Jedi would still have the force but the force can only help a Jedi for so long.
Anyway those are my points, if any of you have another point to make or if I got something wrong, please let me know.
The Clone Army with their advanced weapons and battle-walkers or the Locust Horde with their superior strength and brutality.
I'll make a few points myself just to prove this could be talked about.
First, the Clone Army does have technology far beyond what the locust have, blasters and immense firepower from walkers like the AT-TE, but the locust have ways of rendering them both practically useless. The locust can withstand alot of abuse from enemy fire, admittedly they are used to bullets not lasers, but they are very tough to kill regardless. As for the walkers, the locust can just dig massive sinkholes under them or have a Brumak attack them; and besides, the COG have those Centaur tanks which can move faster than most Republic armor and Brumaks can still destroy those.
Second, the locust are stronger than humans. They can rip off a human's arm and beat them to death with it for god's sake...which incidently is a wonderfully violent and satisfying execution EPIC, good work on that.
Third, the locust Kantus have their own 'powers' to fight the Jedi, they can heal other locust and bring them back into the fight. From a psycological standpoint, the clones and the even the Jedi, at first, would probably think the Kantus can raise the dead. Also, the sounds the Kantus makes are very unnatural and disturbing.
Fourth, while the Jedi would be able to deflect the bullets fired at them with their lightsabers, they couldn't reflect the bullets back at the locust like they can with the droids blaster bolts. Yes, a Jedi would still have the force but the force can only help a Jedi for so long.
Anyway those are my points, if any of you have another point to make or if I got something wrong, please let me know.
Let me see what I remember:
Best Pony: Fluttershy is more awesome than either of those two. When the god of chaos is brainwashing everyone with mind games, being able to twist supposed insults into compliments is cheer-worthy. Too bad she breaks due to the fact that the show must go on.
Best Australian: Steve Irwin. He died doing what he loved. How admirable is that?
Recommend Anime: I have never seen Akira, nor do I actually have much desire to see it, to be honest. I have a sinking suspicion that it will be kind of like Evangelion (feel free to correct me on this), which is something I definitely *DO NOT* think would change anyone's mind about anime. In fact, it would probably scare them away for good. The fight scenes are pretty awesome, and there are some likable characters... sort of. Other characters you'll want to bury six feet under with a massive drill for constantly whining about their daddy issues and being so heavy-handed about it (or for being the douchebag father himself).
Hard to recommend anything without knowing a person's tastes, but in a time when I just dipped my feet into the Japanese animated waters, Fullmetal Alchemist had me hooked right from the first episode. Now I'm talking about the 2003 version here. The 2010 version (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood) starts out pretty lame but improves a lot around Episode 14 (in other words, once the show's done recapping everything that people who watched the first version should already know in a very rushed pace). Just saying. And if that doesn't work, then I'm out of ideas.
Best Pony: Fluttershy is more awesome than either of those two. When the god of chaos is brainwashing everyone with mind games, being able to twist supposed insults into compliments is cheer-worthy. Too bad she breaks due to the fact that the show must go on.
Best Australian: Steve Irwin. He died doing what he loved. How admirable is that?
Recommend Anime: I have never seen Akira, nor do I actually have much desire to see it, to be honest. I have a sinking suspicion that it will be kind of like Evangelion (feel free to correct me on this), which is something I definitely *DO NOT* think would change anyone's mind about anime. In fact, it would probably scare them away for good. The fight scenes are pretty awesome, and there are some likable characters... sort of. Other characters you'll want to bury six feet under with a massive drill for constantly whining about their daddy issues and being so heavy-handed about it (or for being the douchebag father himself).
Hard to recommend anything without knowing a person's tastes, but in a time when I just dipped my feet into the Japanese animated waters, Fullmetal Alchemist had me hooked right from the first episode. Now I'm talking about the 2003 version here. The 2010 version (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood) starts out pretty lame but improves a lot around Episode 14 (in other words, once the show's done recapping everything that people who watched the first version should already know in a very rushed pace). Just saying. And if that doesn't work, then I'm out of ideas.