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Ok then...2-0 Zeppelin!!
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Zep 2 - Stones 0
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That's not even a fair contest. Give me the Zep.
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It's over! 3-0 for the blimps!
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Voltron defended the universe...devastator was a rather local beast.
I'll go universal with Voltron!
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 Because you can't front... 2-1 Voltron
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someone ends this goofiness...Voltron is getting more insulted by the second.
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uhhhh.... Voltron
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  McCain/Obama vs. Biden/Palin  
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well, I was gonna say McCain would eat them all for breakfast, but I can see Biden closing his mouth for 10 seconds, and lifting himself and Palin to safety with the build up of hot air. From a righteous sniper position, Palin might take out both McCain and Obama, despite the bulletproof halo Obama carries around all the time.
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I've gotta go with Biden/Palin on this one. They are the veeps, therefore they have motivation for killing McCain/Obama.
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I think I effectively killed Sike's thread...
(these politicians are more of a turn-off than the inflatable sheep!)
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I take McCain
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That picture of Obama is hilarious.
I will put my vote behind the old man and the ONE.
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PREZ FTW!!! (McCain/Obama beats Biden/Palin, America sheds a tear...)
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Let's get this thing back on track.
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Troy the Boy Toy
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This is the true test of this thread, whether it's a popularity contest or death match. Because no one in their right mind thinks Troy could whip Roger. No one. Probably not even right now, at their respective ages.
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This is an interesting topic. I want to to against the grain here...I mean... athletes today are better trained. They eat better. They start learning and playing earlier in life. Schools become more complicated and involved (especially football-wise) in their development of new players. Training facilities are better....supplements, vitamins, diets...better, better, better....TV, internet, radio, all media focuses on sports like never before. This increases performance through expectations and pressures to perform from an earlier age....
In short, I almost always believe that athletes of today are better than athletes of yesterday. There are exceptions of course (MJ to name one) but in general...Wayne Gretzky at his prime in todays defense/goaltending heavy game against todays schemes and todays athletes wouldn't be nearly as good...Dirk would do even better if brought back in time...football linemen are on average bigger, faster, and stronger than they were before, and responsible for more intellectually and knowing the ever increasingly complicated play books... In general, the athlete of today whoops the athlete of yesterday. But I'm not going to vote in this particular match. I don't know if the two can be measured against each other fairly. Suffice it so say that Aikman and Roger >>>>>>>>>>>>> Tony Romo.
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Whats the count?
2-1 Roger?
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I don't know who the better player was, but Roger looks a lot more tough than Troy. So I vote Roger.
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2-1 Roger...now.
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There we go. Roger wins in a landslide.
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I just want to reiterate for everyone's sake the this is about who would KILL the other. It has nothing to do with who is more popular or who is better at whatever it is they do (unless of course, like in the current match, what they do best is kill).
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1) Colossus is made of osmium, Wolverine is made of adamantium...
adamantium > osmium 2) Colossus learned his fighting skills from Wolverine... teacher > student 3) Wolverine has a "healing factor," Colossus is just a normal human when he isn't covered in metal... regeneration > jack squat Did I mention that Wolverine kicked Hulk's ass and Hulk kicked Colossus' ass? Wolvie FTW in my book! 
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