Re: Hot Toys' New - Comic Masterpiece Series
No, YOU'RE thick-headed and utterly idiotic. If you don't care what figure they make, then why diss this figure when you were proven wrong about your stupid assumption?b You're just so full of contradictions that it's just so freakin' sad. And like I said: The Japanese would've most likely equally guessed 20th Century Boys and Matrix. Oh, and WRONG: Japanese pop culture has has much influence worldwide, get your facts straight. And so does European. Research bud, research. Imagine all you want and live in your own made-up world but I have a new name for idiotic: being Furley_Ghost. You're the kind of people that gives good-natured Americans a bad name, redneck.
I really hope HT goes for Dragonball next. I'm afraid to touch Medicom figures due to the horror stories I keep hearing. Either that or American comic icons (Batman, Superman, or Wolverine will do).
You should really change your name to
Iampoo, since your so full of $hi+!!!!
My only contradiction thus far is giving you a response right now. Show me where I contradicted myself otherwise.
Why diss this figure? Because its lame and I wanted the Matrix figures that seemed like the inevitable. Get over it. Judging by how many people guessed it was the Matrix, it wasn't a stupid assumption.
You're not seriously suggesting that American influence isn't the strongest in the world, are you? Why don't you get on your computer(invented by Americans), hop on the internet(invented by Americans), maybe you'll be able to do it through a wireless local area network(invented by Americans), and do a little research on your own of the top grossing movies and musicians of all time in the entire world. American influence effects everyday of you're life. Do you have a newer style house? If so, what do you call the kitchen and bathroom? Western style maybe? If you still aren't convinced, do you listen to the radio, watch cable T.V., have a LED or Plasma display, read comic strips, play video games, listen to CD's, use a calculator, work in an assembly line, call someone on a cell phone, use e-mail, wear bifocals, refrigerate your food, use toilet paper, use a machine gun, work in a skyscraper, use GPS, or what we are all doing now, blogging. If so, you should thank us Americans for influencing your life. So I guess in the end you're living in our imagination.
The real issue hear is that you think that I'm not entitled to my opinion because I don't know anything about the figure. I don't need to know anything about it, to see that I don't like it. Is that because I'm intolerant? According to you, yes. What's funny to me, is that you even would rather have Superman, Batman, or Wolverine, yet you continue to defend Finger Bang.
What's the deal? Is it because you're part of the social ethic moral police? Or are you just being annoying?
This...this...is probably the worst argument I've ever seen for anything ever.
Maybe you didn't read all the posts and responses. I wasn't making an argument, I was making a statement.
Iampoo, however is the one that started the whole culture war. I just asked if Hot Toys military line was mostly Americans, and stated that American Pop Culture is what got Hot Toys to where they are at now. I said numerous times that I don't care what Hot Toys makes, but expressed my irritability towards the spoon teaser.
Yet,
Iampoo keeps suggesting that anyone that disses the figure is ignorant and intolerant.
We should start a poll to see who will be purchasing Captain Finger Bang, and
Iampoo should be the first to vote.
