This or That?

[Sparkie]

Flat. Here's why:

I once saw this illustration of some ancient cuture's belief that the world was flat. The world was balanced on the backs of four huge elephants, who stood on the back of a gigantic turtle-god that swam in the sea of eternity, or something like that. Bizzare stuff, but cool.

2-liters or aluminum cans?

 

[Reaver]

First I have to say that I've been busy, myrddin, not ignoring this thread...but to answer Sparkie's question: 2 liters. You can't make a kickass terrarium out of aluminum cans.
I may be ridiculed for asking this, but here goes:

Iron Man or Ultra Man?

 

[Steerpike]

Iron Man or Ultra Man?

Iron Man. Because there's a cool song to go with him

Tuco or Angel Eyes?



EDIT: This may help - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXldafIl5DQ

 

[Reaver]

Before I checked your link, I thought you were referring to Tuco Benedicto Pacífico Juan María Ramírez, one of the three badguys in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, not Tuco Salamanca from Breaking Bad. But that Tuco is cool, so I'll go with him for my answer.

Batman or Batman Begins?

 

[Xanados]

Before I checked your link, I thought you were referring to Tuco Benedicto Pacífico Juan María Ramírez, one of the three badguys in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, not Tuco Salamanca from Breaking Bad. But that Tuco is cool, so I'll go with him for my answer.

Batman or Batman Begins?

Batman Begins.

Sadism or Masochism?








Just kidding.

Warcaft or Starcraft?

 

[Reaver]

Warcraft. No question.

In that same genre...

Dungeon Siege or Diablo?

 

[Sparkie]

Starcraft. I have a lot of fond memories of the original.

Aw, damn! It happened again? First Sidekick, now you Reaver! I must be the worlds slowest typist. I'll say Diablo, just cuz.

Okay, this next question can determine much about a person's life and personality, so think carefully before answering...

Pop-Tarts: Are they a true breakfast, or not?

 

[Elder the Dwarf]

Yes, but you have to eat at least two packages. Otherwise they are barely a snack.

Anniston or Jolie?

 

[myrddin173]

No, even though they sometimes are for me but that is a long story none of you want to hear.

@Reaver (do not take this like I am attacking you) I didn't say you were ignoring the thread just that you seemed to ignore my post by answering the question I did, see posts 33-36 in this thread...

Dragons: evil killing machines or wise teachers? (yes I know the two aren't mutually exclusive)

Edit: Great Sidekick has created a plague!

As for Elder's question, Anniston

 

[Reaver]

myrddin- No worries, my friend!
Sparkie-Sorry if I ninja'd you...wasn't my intention.
And since myrddin didn't ask a this or that question--I'll answer Elder's with Anniston. Jolie is overrated. Like Sparkie's question, this also can determine much about a person:

Real milk or soy?

 

[myrddin173]

Real milk

and Reaver yes I did, read my entire post

So again

Dragons: evil killing machines or wise teachers? (yes I know the two aren't mutually exclusive)

 

[Steerpike]

Before I checked your link, I thought you were referring to Tuco Benedicto Pacífico Juan María Ramírez, one of the three badguys in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly,

Indeed I was. One of the best movie finales of all time.

 

[The Blue Lotus]

Real milk, whole, not skim, but only because I used to MAKE soy milk and you know what they say about seeing where your food comes from... It's true!

Rats or cockroachs?

 

[Steerpike]

Edit: NINJAED!

Rats. Not sure why, but less of an ick factor for me.



The Cat in the Hat or The Grinch?

 

[Reaver]

Please forgive my ineptitude, myrddin-I'm legally blind in my right eye and have to compensate with my left so I often skip important text when reading. Having re-read your post I have an answer to your question--dragons are wise teachers.

Steerpike-I like the movie reference...Clint Eastwood's "Spaghetti Westerns" are my favorite of the genre, mainly because of the cheesy dubbing and the hilarious geographic discrepancies, like Wyoming being on the border of Mexico. Did you know that if you jumble the letters in Clint Eastwood you can spell out OLD WEST ACTION? Crazy, huh?

Lotus--I agree with you on knowing where your food comes from...that's why I WILL NOT eat canned salmon or Cyrus O'Leary's Pies. In answer to your question......rats.

ghosts or zombies?

 

[Reaver]

NINJA'D by the new master of Gormenghast....
Curse you Steerpike!

the GRINCH-

My question still stands.

 

[Legendary Sidekick]

Ghosts, but only because of that ride at Disney World.

Great Sidekick has created a plague!

Bob Salvatore's fault.


Ski or snowboard?

 

[Ness]

Skiing. Snowboarding is painful, although it looks alot cooler.

Giving or receiving presents? Be honest!

 

[Jess A]

Skiing. Snowboarding is painful, although it looks alot cooler.

Giving or receiving presents? Be honest!

Giving. Easily. While it's nice to receive something lovely and thoughtful, I enjoy seeing people's response when they open a carefully-prepared gift even more. I put a lot of effort into wrapping them too.

On saying this, sometimes I feel that society dictates that we must give gifts at certain times of the year - and I like to simply give them when I wish and when I see the perfect thing for the perfect person.

Let's stick with that theme:

Christmas or birthdays (and why)?

 

[Kelise]

Birthdays. I don't really like Christmas and I just find it very over-commercialised - I mean, the stores here had christmas stuff out in OCTOBER. Come on, Australia.
Personally, we don't have much family close by and most of the family is old (I'm the youngest at 25, the next oldest in the immediate family is in their 60s, most are 75+) and can't travel too easily so we don't meet up for it much anymore. I think we would enjoy it more if it could be family orientated or if we could be 'traditional' about it.

Would you prefer to go to Disneyland or go a cruise?