battousai16

i like it fine. it's just not at all unique. i like it better than james, which is what a few of my uncles call me (benJAMIn, JAMI, JAMIE, JAMES; no, i don't buy it either, my uncles are just weird )

"................Knsdoug, please ban battousia16 for hating lotr." i told you but note: i never ever ever ever ever ever said i hated the lord of the rings. i said they were over rated, as in i read the 3 books once in middle school, saw the movies when they came out, found the fellowship dvd in a used book store and picked it up, and that was the end of it. i didn't make chainmail, i didn't craft a hobbit sword, i didn't forge the ring, i didn't learn the elvin language... i'm not the average fan and no, i never was one for fantasy. vonnegut and orwell were far better authors than tolkien anyway. and i didn't care much for the movie soundtrack, johan demeij's interpretation from the books was way way better. if you haven't heard it and you call yourself a LOTR fan, you should pick it up. but to each his own

"Why not? Anyone with a particle accelerator can generate anti-matter. " yeah, heck, i have a few under my bed somewhere... ok, first up, does anyone actually know what the wolf fang fist does? because i don't. if it gives him the speed and power of a wolf, wouldn't it DETRACT from his powers, as he's now considerably stronger and faster? second, recall the fight between kenshin and cho the swordhunter. all kenshin had was his sheath, against cho and all of his exotic swords, and kenshin still managed to beat him. granted, the final strike was with a sword... ok, i see your point. but i presume if the life of karou or sanosuke or yahiko or some kid someone, he'd find away. if he had time, he could always train with sanosuke; being the star of his own show, he always manages to become just strong enough to beat whoever comes his way. besides, all he needs to do is become a wee bit provoked and he's the battousai again. ok, maybe more than a wee bit, but you get what i'm saying. oh yeah, and, uh... yeah, i'd want teleportation because... it's cool or something. it would be handy see? i am on topic!

i'm probably gonna be exiled for saying this, but i think the lord of the rings are over rated.

HA! the trouble with the name ben is that half the world is named ben. if you're walking down the hall or down the street or something and some one yells out "HEY BEN!", half the street stops and turns around! it's crazy! and even crazier, THEY'RE NEVER YELLING TO YOU! at least they're never yelling to me. they've gotta be talking to SOME ben...

(dear god, i'm pathetic, i can't believe i'm about to say this) if kenshin is strong enough to create a vaccum with his sword which he did quite a few times ever sense his fight with... ah shoot, what's his name, the big stupid guy... and used to defeat shishio, not to mention the sheer power of the ultimate technique of hiten mitsurugi alone... i think it's enough to atleast stop wolverine.

me and my buddies the ninja turtles will take out you and jonny quest any day

"that is THE most unrealistic show ever made." hardly. boring maybe, but far from the most unrealistic. sano, you are a heathen. yep, monkeygirl is a young one. i remember way back, a few months ago when i was 16

sorry, i guess you're just not as special as us. just watch, "Ben" is probably actually named ralph or something.

nah, i was reffering to the early 90's x men. still don't like jonny quest, sorry

try talking it out with the wood/concrete. persuade it to break for you. if it doesn't, don't fight with it, just walk away. i wonder if anyone's ever tried that... i think i will... see how that goes.

well, martial arts wise, the biggest advantage wolverine has is he dosen't really age, so it's not like he has a lifetime to train... he has all the time in the world. imagine what a man like that could do... amazing! i don't even think the battousai could keep up with him at that point.

i never really like johnny quest either, nor x-men evolution, but that reminded me of the xmen i watched in first grade. i don't know if that was the original cartoon or if there was one before it, but i have fond memories of that, too,

actually, i was poking fun at monkeygirl, i responded before you edited your post and all it said was "i hate star trek".

i was never one for star trek either, but even if i was, i'd have never caught that. that's impressive... if not a bit creepy...

well, i was never one for i am weasel, either.

well, if i remember the interview correctly, they had the bag custom made for him as a joke, because he was tearing through the other ones so easily.

how large a crowd can you really get ina bathroom?

...i can't believe what you guys are saying... "oh my god, you broke his nose, that's awsome!"... i'm with ben on this one. way to learn from your experiences i have a few times, but no real story to them. there was a guy who was hiding out in the basement of where i work who was gonna rob the place and attacked me, and there was a time when i was running through the forest (i was training for a cross country race) and saw some guys in a drug deal, and they saw me and got nervous and attacked me... i don't really remember what all happened, but i think the library one is in greater detail somewhere else in the forum. feh, whatever.

i think i read in an interview with bob wall that yes, he did, but it was a pretty long time ago, he might have been talking about something else.

oh yeah! and alvin and that chipmunks!

ah well, looks like i have a new name for my first born!

ooooooo, i like that! blast, i wish i'd thought of that when i got my cat!

as far as old cartoons go, ghostbusters was one i have fond memories of. and family guy rocks! "patch me through to the pentagon!" "can you count to 3?" "don't toy with me, ernie! i've already dispatched with mr. hooper, i have six armed men surrounding big birds nest, and as for linda? well, it's kind of difficult for a deaf woman to hear an assassin approach, isn't it?" that reminds me for some reason, my older sister and i used to do the muppet babies thing, too.