Originally posted by Xander

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I just saw this movie, and I must say, I am very disappointed. It was a very stupid movie, that made absolutely no sense. In essence, it was just a gimmick. 'Dancing Penguins!' and that was it. The script was halfhearted.

Spoiler:

And I don't get how them dancing made everyone want to leave... "Penguins, ah, who gives a damn. But dancing penguins, that's different!"

And Rogue, they didn't save the world...

Vulkar, the reason they didn't animate the humans is probably because animated humans usually look less human than the animals, if that makes any sense.

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Originally posted by Seticus

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Your Top 10 seem nice but...

(From left to right, starting from the top)
1.) Kasumi-san, Haruka-san, Tsurona-san.
2.) Susami-chan, Asuna-san, Akane-chan.
3.) Natsume...?, Erika-san, Iero-san, Kasona...?.

Problem: Your Katakana DEFINELY needs some works. Your "na" symbol is a "jyuu". That is saying: "10 Tsume." Na is close to Jyuu but make sure it is a curved bottom, alright?

"Mi" is also wrong. It is not bottom left to top right. You got it the other way. It's supposed to be top left to bottom right.

Be careful when writing "so" or "ri" katakana, it look like a D being pull apart.

In "Akane", are you trying to say "Nakane-chan?" The "A" katakana is similar to "Na" and you may causes confusion over that.

Overall, your art are impressive but why does it seem you are focusing on majority of Pokemon? Can you draw something other then Pokemon? (I'm saying that because your other art is so small...) Also, while I may sound rude, I'm trying to point out some problems in your writing so I'll apologize for any rude behavior I displays.

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Originally posted by GuardianOni

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Actually Logos I think she was asking me about 4F. And that was a rather uncalled for response.

Elara 4F is to be physically unfit for the military. It is most of the time a physical condition, i.e. inner ear problem throwing off balance, night blindness, or joint problems. But now a days it also includes inability to pass the basic physical entry test.

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Originally posted by Elara

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That is a good point, sad as it is. Too bad we cannot have the draft only effect the wealthy... but then it would still be against their will, so there goes that idea.

It is a shame that we cannot get Congress to look at more important issues, like bringing more jobs back to America so that the lower classes are not forced to enlist in the military just to have a job; or how to fund our colleges in a more efficient so those same people won't have to enlist just for the grants to go to school.

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Originally posted by Elara

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So what was the results from the test? It is good to know that you feel that good about your performance.

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Originally posted by Elara

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Why can't you do the SAT II? Of course, I think you need the results from the first one before you do the second. I take it that you've been taking a lot of AP classes or something?

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Originally posted by Vulkar

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Read the rest of my post. Perhaps not too many, but msot definitaly too many people that don't know what they're voting for. For them it's like seeing a collection of snakes, they can pick one up, or they can not. Assume for the scenario and sake of discussion that they know nothing about how to identify poisonous snakes. If they are smart, they'll leave them all alone. But if they choose to pick one up, it could be poisonous, or it could not be. These guys are picking up snakes when they vote. Then there are the intelligent people, who can pick up whatever snake they want without getting killed, because they know what snakes are poisonous.

The intelligent people are quite clearly those who know what they're voting for, the people who pick up snakes without know what they are are those who vote without knowing about who they vote for.

And Logos, other than why I'm chosing knowledge as an ideal, what did I not adress in your post? Why knowledge is an ideal I think is adressed in my above paragraphs. Simply put, for them to vote is them picking up a poisonous snake.

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Originally posted by Vulkar

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I really hate to put an end to that train of thought, but getting into ollege isn't that expensive.

Take my brother. He got a summer job, worked every day for several hours, and paid for college for the next semester, while adding funding to domething more expensive which I don't feel like going into. So, if someone can get two college terms in one summer, or perhaps being more fair just one college term in a summer, they can go to college. Just work for a few years, you'll have funding, and go get your major.

But that's not really the topic at hand, I honestly think that the benefits in the military make it a perfectly decent job to go into, if you really want to. the reason a lot of people chose other carreer options is not because they're rich with more opportunities, it's so that they don't get shot in their carreer.

Yes, I did make an ad hominem mistake Logos, appeal to fear if I'm not mistaken.

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Originally posted by Vulkar

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Logos, I think that you don't understand me. All I'm saying is that if they vote, all they have to know is what they are voting for. Allow me to say this again, they must, if they follow my idea, must know what they are voting for.

The line is, as I said, 80% of about, say, twenty questions. The questions will ask about tax plans, plans for the current war(if one is going on), policy on more sensitive topics like abortion or same sex marriage, and various things like that.

Look at the snake example to see why. Think metaphorically, and tell me why those people should pick up a nsake if they know nothing about it.

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Originally posted by Vulkar

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No, that's just one ad hominem attack. Abusive to be more precise. I, like you and everyone else, know what these things are.

Anyone, college isn't the main subject, so I'll move on. I find that from a moral prespective it is bad. However, many people have different ideas about morals, so its hard to debate whether or not it is moral to force someone to join the army.

But from a political prespective, whoever succeeds in getting the bill passed, is going to have destroyed his carreer. Most americans don't want the draft reinstated.

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Originally posted by Vulkar

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People may take that class in high school, but they can easily forget it. Like me with chemistry, I forgot some of it when I took it last year.

Second, the snake is a valid arguement. I think that unless you can combat it, then I already won this arguement. Give one reason why that person should pick up the snakes if he has no idea about it, and assuming there are no other factors involved.

My definition of knowledge is how much you knwo this empirical data. You would be tested on how much empirical data you have stored in your brain. Combat the snakes or I'm going to stop replying to your posts.

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Originally posted by Elara

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Can we stop arguing about fallacies please? This is getting horribly off-topic and I feel like I'm back in my logic class.

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Originally posted by Thexare Blademoon

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Posts must include more content than just a Penny Arcade comic. Especially a recent one that we've probably all already seen.

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