Who would you pick?

[Reaver]

i think i would have to go with Aayla Secure, she may not be as fast as darth maul but she can efinatly abuse the force.

all though darth maul is very fast when it comes to getting up.

[shocker101]

I would have to pick the greenish blue bitch she can abuse the force just ask BOSS lol.

[Reaver]

lol ok poll is working lmao and boss noes what i can do with Aayla AND DARTH MAUL!

[shocker101]

same here he knows who we are

[Lady_Death]

Yes, id go with the blue bitch. Theres nothing like sticking those double sabers where the sun dont shine.

[Tomahawk]

They are both very good. Both are the heroes I choose for their respective sides. I prefer Darth Maul simply because I prefer sneaking up on people, pushing 'em in the back and killing them before they know I'm there.

[SithWarrior]

y

yeah i have to agree with Tomahawk because it is realy fun being Darth Maul

[captnjeter]

None. No greater pleasure than beating one of those two with Luke or Count Dooku.

But Maul is better than Secura.

[SHOOTORDIE]

i know who can beat them both, chuck norris!

[Mark3001]

hmm idk

idk ive had this debate about how bill paxton is a navy seal and i think he could beat chuck norris but talking about strange matchups i have had this argument ever since last year with friends who would win yoda or superman? I personaly say yoda cause i mean come on its yoda

[CHRIST]

chuck norris once round house kicked the down syndrome out of a 12 yr old

[Zabka]

I read that back when Chuck Norris was a competitive fighter, he was known more for his fitness and strength than he was for having profound skill. He won championships by being stronger and never tired. If anybody has ever sparred or boxed before, they know how important fitness is and apparently Chuck never approached tired.

As for a Navy SEAL--as Deslock will tell you, our special forces are really good at killing people. I don't know if that translates into a ring or octogon with points and knockouts as the way to win. But I would guess that in a life or death situation, it would work out pretty darn well.

Yoda v. Superman? That's like out of "Stand By Me." To use the logic that Corey Feldman used in that movie, Yoda is a puppet (was a puppet, and now just computer graphics). Superman is a real man. A real man beats up a puppet anyday. (Although the comparison there was Mighty Mouse and how a man beats a cartoon anyday). That movie still asked a question that has yet to be answered. Mickey was a mouse. Donald was a duck. Pluto was a dog. What is Goofy?

[Mark3001]

hmm

what is goofy?

[Deslock]

As for a Navy SEAL--as Deslock will tell you, our special forces are really good at killing people. I don't know if that translates into a ring or octogon with points and knockouts as the way to win. But I would guess that in a life or death situation, it would work out pretty darn well.

Well, it's kinda like apples and oranges. As Zabka said, Martial artists are taught endurance, strength, and discipline of mind; and soul. I wasn't a Seal, I was a Ranger, so the training is somewhat different, as they are much more water based, where we were quick ground; and air attack.

We were taught to kill very quickly, fast as possible, with as little noise as posssible, and then move on to the next "target". We were taught techniques that cause literally instant death, as they're dead before their body actually hits the ground. Wild stuff, like how you can instantly kill an enemy with a pen or pencil(or any sharp thin object, or even the very belt around your waist.

Weird fact: I don't dare get into a physical fight with anyone, and if I absolutely have no choice, by law, I'm required to tell them who I am, and what I can do to them, or if the enemy is killed without me telling them so, I could very well face prison time. The court would have to decide if I had enough reaction time to warn them, before I killed them.

Odd that Chuck Norris was mentioned. When I studied Tae Kwon Do, my Sensei had a large poster on the wall of the dojo, with him kicking Chuck right in the face. He was one of the very few people that beat the shit out of him, and I was a very, very lucky man to have him as my Sensei.

But truth be told, I'd sure as Hell hate to face Chuck Norris or another Ranger in combat, as if you even make the slightest mistake, you're a dead man. Period.

I find it fustrating, that I can kill sure enough in real life, yet get pantsed in a stupid video game, lol. By kids.... :oops:


In service to the clan,

Tie.

[shocker101]

note to self watch out for Deslock and when i play i will make sure that i do not make you mad or else i will die with a pencil. LOL