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At 8/18/14 04:55 PM, koopahermit wrote: Top 3 best civilizations

USA
USA
USA

Thread over, answer has been given.

At 8/18/14 04:34 PM, SapphireLight wrote: Also, the male:female ratio for pedophiles is like a billion to one.

Doubt it, seeing as males are slightly outnumbered by females in total.

Chris Hansen has addressed this. He's encountered very few female predators that use chatrooms to lurk for prey. Female predators usually know their victims personally.

At 8/18/14 09:06 AM, killer32 wrote: I know that theres a possibility that this gun is fake but there is such a thing as miniature revolvers and women seem to be fond of them. also I think I've seen a revolver just like it for sale.

You're thinking the NAA Mini-Revolver. I'm familiar with that, but this is not one of those. The cylinder for that is about twice the length of the cylinder of what she's holding, plus the barrel is different, the frame is slimmer. It's not a live firearm, though as stated, that doesn't mean CPS shouldn't be involved.

A couple things. First off: Kareem Abdul Jabbar's EXCELLENT article on the matter, stating it's not JUST about race. It may very well be about race to some degree, but it's about a lot of other things, too. Mind you, I also support the Zimmerman "Not Guilty" verdict.

Second; I've seen people argue the cop should have shot to wound, which is not how police are trained, and is actually irresponsible shooting behavior. It's pretty much impossible to reliably shoot to wound, given the nature of ballistics and the delicacy of the human body. They're trained to shoot center mass when they draw their weapons. So, if you're arguing that Michael Brown shouldn't have been killed, which I'm not gonna make a statement either way, because I wasn't there and don't really know the situation; argue the cop should not have drawn his weapon period, which is a totally valid argument.

Closing note, though, Kareem's article is so fucking well-done that it makes me kinda wish he had never gotten into basketball and pursued journalism as a career instead. But then he wouldn't have the ability to be as honest as he is.

At 5/27/14 02:14 AM, yetanotherjohn wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqJQAgBPBSA
Music Video By Joanna Davidovich
Animated on paper then colored digitally. Turned out really nice.

Holy shit that's fucking WONDERFUL.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KlC5g695Pw&feature=youtu.be

I really want to dislike you, because you're a new user who makes a thread about being new, but I can't. Not sure why, you just give off a pretty likable vibe.

At 8/17/14 10:42 AM, Valfire wrote: Grandia 2 - Zera Valmar

Fuck yeah, someone else who's played it.

Also Senator Armstrong, come at me, nerds.

At 8/17/14 09:09 PM, Coinboi wrote: Americans =Stupid

"No wonder why they are hated so much.

Thanks for the generalization, douche.

At 8/17/14 08:26 PM, DarkMatter wrote:

At 8/17/14 05:31 PM, WrightOnTarget wrote:

At 8/17/14 10:12 AM, VJF wrote:

At 8/17/14 07:44 AM, DarkMatter wrote: My face is very punchable

You look like Patton Oswalt's younger twin.

No he doesn't. Matt Oswalt is actually quite handsome.

You sure you aren't maybe just a little bit jell?

I was kinda really more trying to bring attention to Matt Oswalt and his brilliance. I mean, Patton's great, but Matt is fucking brilliant.

Darkmatter does kinda look like Patton.

At 8/17/14 05:41 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote:

At 8/17/14 04:42 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote: please stop this shit, nobody wants to see a origin story about a famous musician. if I wanted to see the life of a musician I would watch a documentary.

Right there.

every heard about exaggerating ?

Yeah, I have. And I realize you didn't literally mean it, it's just the attitude that irked me.

At 8/17/14 05:37 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote:

Of course I realize that. But don't assume everyone else feels like you do.

when did I assume everybody felt the same as me.

At 8/17/14 04:42 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote: please stop this shit, nobody wants to see a origin story about a famous musician. if I wanted to see the life of a musician I would watch a documentary.

Right there.

At 8/17/14 05:35 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:

At 8/17/14 07:08 AM, wolfe wrote: Keira Knightley

Why?

He wants to destroy something beautiful? I dunno

At 8/17/14 05:32 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote: I just hope you realize it doesn't matter what you think:

I just wanted to express how I feel. I don't care if it matters to anybody else

Of course I realize that. But don't assume everyone else feels like you do.

Also, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story is something I've been meaning to see, just never have.

At 8/17/14 10:12 AM, VJF wrote:

At 8/17/14 07:44 AM, DarkMatter wrote: My face is very punchable

You look like Patton Oswalt's younger twin.

No he doesn't. Matt Oswalt is actually quite handsome. And may be slightly funnier than Patton, by Seth Rogen's standards.

Oh, twin.

At 8/17/14 05:14 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote:

It's not your opinion I care about, it's your attitude that your opinion actually means anything and is that of the majority, when it obviously isn't. That's what bothers me.

oh I get it my opinion doesn't mean anything unless its yours.

Of course my opinion doesn't mean anything! Why would it? I'm just another individual of no importance. I mean, granted, I am in this business, so I have some experience to back up some of the things I say, but my opinion means no more than yours. Which is why I don't often make opinion threads. I'm not saying you shouldn't have your opinion, I just hope you realize it doesn't matter what you think, you're not a crusader for taste, you're not the lone guardian of good movies, you're just some schmuck like me.

At 8/17/14 05:09 PM, DeftonesFan665 wrote:

At 8/17/14 05:08 PM, WrightOnTarget wrote:

At 8/17/14 05:06 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote: jerseyboys, james brown, jimi Hendrix, and elvis.

Sorry all those famous people were interesting people who led interesting lives that people want to learn about.

I think he's getting pissed off at the recent ones that have been made about shitty famous musicians, but that's just my guess.

If you're talking about the Katy Perry one and the Bieber one, those weren't biopics. Those were actual documentaries, the ones he said he'd watch. My stepmother worked on clearances for the Katy Perry one. All made up of actual footage of Katy Perry, no actors, no reenactments. It was a doc, not a movie. He's obviously talking about the James Brown biopic, and the Jimi Hendrix biopic, which are actual films dramatizing the life of two pretty awesome, pretty influential artists.

At 8/17/14 05:09 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote: something tells me you care alot

It's not your opinion I care about, it's your attitude that your opinion actually means anything and is that of the majority, when it obviously isn't. That's what bothers me.

At 8/17/14 05:06 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote:

At 8/17/14 05:02 PM, CiviLies wrote: I don't understand.
How many musician-origin-stories have you seen them produce? Because I've literally only heard of one (the one with Robert Downy Jr. in it)

jerseyboys, james brown, jimi Hendrix, and elvis.

Sorry all those famous people were interesting people who led interesting lives that people want to learn about.

At 8/17/14 05:02 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote:

Then don't watch it; it's kinda simple. Literally no one in the business cares about your opinion. Not a single one of them.

I don't watch them. and I don't care if they don't care

You're bitching about them like you're being forced to watch them. Seriously, just continue that practice if you don't want to see them, Hollywood will still make them (most of them are actually pretty good, like Walk the Line), and people will still flock to them. There's a reason these movies make massive bank, is that despite what you've theorized, tons of people want to see them.

At 8/17/14 04:42 PM, xXSp1cyN1njaXx wrote: please stop this shit, nobody wants to see a origin story about a famous musician. if I wanted to see the life of a musician I would watch a documentary.

Then don't watch it; it's kinda simple. Literally no one in the business cares about your opinion. Not a single one of them.

At 8/17/14 03:47 PM, Profanity wrote:
Since you know traditional firearms, then you're probably aware that third world nations are full of handmade nontraditional weapons with proportions unique to their local gunsmiths. You should also be aware that rounds can be much smaller than the apparent size of the barrel in this photograph.

And considering the poor resolution of the image, I would also dispute your claim that you have identified the low contrast of delineation between the barrel and the cylinder release as resulting from a cast moulded toy instead of a real weapon.

Furthermore, a cap gun, novelty lighter, or fake gun still poses a threat to a child that age.

That cylinder can't hold a round, and if she were to somehow have live rounds in that, and she pulled the trigger, her hands are too big to not be burned, and mind you, she's a small woman, noted by her size compared to the child, and no firearms manufacturer, khyber pass or H&K, would let a flaw that massive through in their product. I won't dispute your last point, as I agree with it, and will add to it that it will likely have lasting psychological damage on the child. This is a really bad parenting move, and also an irresponsible attitude towards even replica firearms. She probably should lose custody of her child.

But it is, in fact, a novelty lighter. Spent way too much time looking it up

At 8/17/14 03:30 PM, FinaLee wrote:

At 8/17/14 03:24 PM, WrightOnTarget wrote: While it's quite obviously not a real firearm, still not cool at all. The baby's face is kinda funny, though, gotta be totally honest.

What makes it look fake?

Other than what I replied to the other guy, the cylinder seems to actually be molded to the frame, which casts doubt on it even being a cap gun.

Just because it doesn't have an orange tip doesn't mean it's not fake. I now theorize that if it's even a cap gun, it's a very old strip-cap based one.

At 8/17/14 03:29 PM, Profanity wrote:

At 8/17/14 03:24 PM, WrightOnTarget wrote: While it's quite obviously not a real firearm, still not cool at all. The baby's face is kinda funny, though, gotta be totally honest.

That is not obvious at all. It very well could be a real firearm. There is nothing in the photograph to indicate that the weapon is a replica.

Why are you making the assumption that it isn't a real firearm?

Because I know firearms. First off, the cylinder is too small to accept even the smallest of rounds. The barrel is disproportionate to the frame, trying to replicate a K-Frame S&W. Yet it's still tiny in this small woman's hands. Pretty obvious to me that this is a cap gun of some sort, likely a Gohner or Rubie one. However, it wouldn't be obvious to someone who knew nothing about firearms, I'll admit, and even knowing it's a cap gun doesn't make the picture that much less horrible, because the concept is still there.

While it's quite obviously not a real firearm, still not cool at all. The baby's face is kinda funny, though, gotta be totally honest.

I hate the term "reverse-racism", not because I don't think racism against whites doesn't exist, but because it implies that it's something different than racism against any other race, therefore it defeats its own cause.

I mean, I really don't give a shit about skin color, I try to see every person as an individual. I mean, it's not that difficult to do.

At 8/17/14 02:50 AM, DragonBallDavid wrote:
Thank you for being brave enough to call out this evoultion garbage. There are sadly not enough good Christians on Newgrounds like you or me, it seems to be overrun with atheists morons. Peace to you, brother.

Thanks for saving the thread, bro!

At 8/17/14 01:06 AM, NGPulp wrote:

At 8/16/14 10:38 PM, WrightOnTarget wrote:

At 8/16/14 10:36 PM, fieldertiger wrote: The last two were somehow racist. Also, didn't Walt Disney made some Nazi movies?

Those are both anti-German propaganda. Not pro-Nazi at all. Strange, seeing as Disney WAS an anti-Semite.

Anti-semitism =/= Nazi supporter.

That is true. That was a total fallacy I just made. Anti-Semitism in no way even means (inherently) wishing physical harm on Jewish people.

Also, another thing is that Disney lived in a time of very strong American patriotism, there's no way he would support Germany against America.

At 8/17/14 12:04 AM, WahyahRanger wrote:

At 8/17/14 12:01 AM, WrightOnTarget wrote: Machete was fucking awesome, you miss the point of that movie's tone.

You obviously missed my last post. I liked it, and yes it was supposed to be cheesy, but it was overall pretty "wtf"

Totally breezed by it.

At 8/16/14 11:45 PM, WahyahRanger wrote: I'm not all too familiar with a "Razzie" award, except for The Last Airbender was nominated for one.

Also, speaking of bad movies, Ever watch Machete?

Machete was fucking awesome, you miss the point of that movie's tone.

At 8/16/14 10:36 PM, fieldertiger wrote: The last two were somehow racist. Also, didn't Walt Disney made some Nazi movies?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LYD0Fzf1LU
www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8bCuNiJ-NI

Those are both anti-German propaganda. Not pro-Nazi at all. Strange, seeing as Disney WAS an anti-Semite.