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Don't be too sure. Unlike most FPS games, HL has a wonderful story. I mean, Doom has not. It's just "boom boom, splat splat" and then it's overwith. Sucks.

 

Er... Yes, but it was a horrible game, too. One of the worst ever, I imagine. There was only one good thing about that game: HADOKEN!!!

 

>.< Hadoken is from Final Fantasy! Not Street Fighter! Holy SHIT you don't know anything. Oh, and fuck you both, that movie, and that game rocked. V for Vendetta couldn't stand up to the comics, of course not, I don't ever expect such movies to stand up to the books or comics or things they're based off of. Not possible. Look at sequels even! Other than Lord of the Rings, Lethal Weapon, and Mortal Kombat, NOBODY has made a decent sequel unless it's something that's running as a pre-planned trilogy (or larger). V for Vendetta, and Sin City are great because they've taken the Comic book medium, something most people can't stand, and spread it out for the general populace to be able to comprehend, and effeciently secured the comic's place in history.

 

Er... You are aware of that they use Hadoken in street fighter, aren't you? And Saryoken?

 

Super Puzzle Fighter! Or whatever the name was.

 

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hadoken
Alright, I'll give you that one. I guess I don't remember the game as well as I thought. Oh, and yes, I did mean Silvara, n't Bunny. Sorry Bunny/Silvara. I've yet to read 1984... I should do that, and were the extra 'sss' on 'precious' accidental or a LotR reference?

 

Do read it, seriously, it's a really interesting book. And yes, that was from LotR.

 

Your counting Mortal Kombat 2 as a decent sequel. You are indeed a fool, a dark dark fool. The entire movie was actors backflipping to each other and spouting really bad dialoge. Worst quotes ever....

1. "As the world was created in 7 days so shall I destroy it."
2. "I expected to find a team of warriors, yet I find warriors fighting with eath other."

and my personal favorite.

Raiden,"As long as I have the power you shall never lay claim to this world."
Khans responds,"As long as the portals remain open...YOUR WORLD BECOMES MY WORLD." and of course they backflipped towards each other to state these facts.

 

I believe some of the worst dialogue I have ever heard came from the mouths of Natalie Portman and Haydin Christianson in the new StarWars movies.

 

Their dialogue was rather appropriate when you compare it to anything Jean-Claude Van Damme's done. Wait...he was in street fighter. Playing Guile, right? Yeah...well whatever. Not that it changes anything.

 

Well, I think this would have something to do with your familliarity with the words. For example:

I could read that whole sentence with ease... the only word where I struggled for a moment was "nred", I think this is because it's a word you don't see every day.

 

Yeah, the main reason most people can read the sentence that you have just reproduced is their mastery of the english language. However, some people (i.e. those with dyslexia) are able to read the otherwise jumbled sentence because of how the parts of their brains interpret visual signals. Whatever the case, nerd really doesn't appear very often. I myself haven't even used the word in about three years. I don't even think it's important anymore. Hell, maybe in a few years it'll be an esoteric complement. I'm gonna start using it again...and I bet it'll be fun.

 

y'all are weird. i use nerd in everyday conversation. also geek and dork. generally to describe family members.

 

I use geek and dork all the time. But, like I said, I just started using and hearing the word, "nerd," today for the first time in years. Basically I called my friends a bunch of nerds and they said it right back to me.

 

That's why they were great.