" @ShadowKnight508: YOU... SUCK."You can't go criticising other people's cred without posting your own, bub. ;)
" @Godot: not really, considering this is the internet, especially when and where and how you used the words before Using it in a pm , in a heated argument or in improper context, all carry different implication no? "Unless you yourself are gay - no, not really. But let's not clutter up this thread any more.
" @Godot said:And that makes it any better?" @cfatalis said:lol , I wrote TouhouFag in my status update couple months ago ""And while Gundam seed is panned as horrible , it is decent for a newbie or non UC fag "Watch your language, son. This ain't 4chan. "
"And while Gundam seed is panned as horrible , it is decent for a newbie or non UC fag "Watch your language, son. This ain't 4chan.
" Piracy is basically stealing, no matter how you try to justify it."Actually, piracy is copyright infringement, not stealing. Still illegal mind, but it's an important distinction to make.
" @Godot said:From the 1900s to the 1940s we went from pistols and rifles to a weapon capable of killing 150-200,000 people in a single swoop. To the people of 1900, that must have seemed like pure science fiction. It would have been physically beyond them to imagine such technology.True, but that means in 40 years we go from an extremely basic computing device to going to the moon. But as I said, I have no tangible proof against the official story, and as such can't really dispute it.
Whoops, looks like I was wrong. It was actually 400,000 people. And no-one ratted them out? No-one, with definitive proof of them faking the moon-landings, out of 400,000, has come forward. And yes, engineering 40+ years ago was advanced enough. After all, what can be considered as the first true computer came out in 1941. "(Also in the case of those 400,000, if it was faked, that number would likely be part of the fakery, lol)"
" @SSJjanemba said:Except for the part where increasing costs and diminishing returns have forced animation companies to increasingly play it safe by putting out the same old moe/shounen fighting tripe season after season? Where the anime industry inside of Japan is shrinking? Where piracy (amongst other things) has forced English-language publishers to lay off employees and reduce their output in order to stay marginally profitable? You probably heard about the earthquake last month; that certainly didn't do an already frail animation industry any favours." you gotta do what you gotta do. the creators already make lots of money its ok if they lose a bit "ditto "
" @Godot said:Whoops, looks like I was wrong. It was actually 400,000 people. And no-one ratted them out? No-one, with definitive proof of them faking the moon-landings, out of 400,000, has come forward. And yes, engineering 40+ years ago was advanced enough. After all, what can be considered as the first true computer came out in 1941." @hitsusatsu11 said:It would have taken much much less effort to fake it then to go through with it." I lean towards real, but it could just as easily have been faked. "It really couldn't. For the all the effort it would have taken to fake it and make sure none of the HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of people involved in it blabbed, they would have been better off developing the technology anyway. "In addition it would be smarter to fake a landing and ensure success then to take a huge gamble and risk embarrassment in the eyes of the Soviets.I also somewhat question if engineering 30+ years ago was really advanced enough to get the job done, but people can do anything when they put there mind into it.I'm on the fence on this one, I have only done slight research into it and as such have no tangible reason to disbelieve the official story."
" I lean towards real, but it could just as easily have been faked. "It really couldn't. For the all the effort it would have taken to fake it and make sure none of the HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS of people involved in it blabbed, they would have been better off developing the technology anyway.
