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The show is kinda pointless,
expecially the Spartan v.s Ninja...I bet the guy on the Spartans side using the Spartan weapons on the dummy most likely did not train as hard as those Spartans did to get to thier level, freaking putting the whole sword into anothe persons body completely, that guy diddnt even look fit but who knows
Spartans were put in hell on a daily basis and were taught to eat pain like milk and cereal in the morning, and Im sure the ninja (the real Ninjas) arnt as weak as many say they are on this web site
back then ninjas used primarly Weapons and holded on to a weapon like it was a gun, they rarely use hand to hand combat and most of thier stealth techniques were with a edged weapon or a quick choke or snap of the neck maybe, those ninjas wernt larpers running around doing high flying kicks in resteraunts (IM just saying this cause of the most narrow minded people on this site)
the show is more about "what weapon is deadlier" then "wich warrior is more deadly"
they dont even focus on the strategy and plots each warrior would use, mainly just the freakin weapon! its a cool show to watch though
it still cool to watch though, lol
as for Samurai vs Viking, they missed alot of vital points like when they showed the Viking running and throwing spears all slow...wich I highly doubt at least a more experienced Viking would do
although to be honest the Samurai bow does beat the throwing spear (if they even threw them at times)
The viking did have more variety in thier enemies, but most of thier enemies fought the same way...shield, sword, and spear
using almost the same kind of moves and the Samurai (who fought eatch other alot) diddnt have much variet in thier fighting experience but the Samurai were no push overs I am sure
a experienced Samurai would'nt be some weak noob who doesnt know anything about fighting
grab a stick and go to a kendo student to see what I am talking about, the Viking might be suprised of the Samurai using the sword as the shield and offense way The Samurai would have a hard time dealing with the Viking using a spear and shield maybe
I dont know much about that part but I am sure it would be a good fight
Its a fun show to watch though lolLast edited by turok; 9/05/2009 12:43am at .
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Thank you TrueKarateKid, I've got it from here.
When I'm drunk/high, not only does my spelling and grammar fall apart, but the ideas I attempt to convey are usually retarded. The thoughts you expressed in the above post are retarded, so I concluded you were high.
Your post (t)=retarded (r)
Vile when drunk/high (v)=r
t=r=v.
For further clarification, a "contact high" is getting high without being directly exposed to a drug. I was insinuating that your post (t) was sooooo retarded (r), it could only have been made while under the influence of a mind-altering substance. With this conclusion, I made the joke that I recieved a contact high just by reading your post.
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I wanna see Vasily Zaytsev VS Simo Hayha
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