Recent content by Zealot1011

Hard choice. Cortana for the most stimulating conversation. Samus for...well, being trapped in an elevator with.

Amen. If anyone actually bothers to look into it, EVE online has a massive background story that I personally think could be a great setting for a mini series or film.

Right on for being a Maiden fan. I never liked their music videos that much. I always preferred their live performances. "Fear of the Dark" at Rock in Rio was just mind blowing. Speaking of which. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szt60RlgcL4

Dear lord, I know my masculinity will seriously be questioned, but I don't care. ...Love Hina To hell with you who disagree. It's funny, easy to connect with, and a great feel-good show. Also, Evangelion (a must) and Hellsing.

Correction, Peripheral vision is not what I meant. I was talking about the absolute outer edge of your vision to the left and right, which extends the eye's total range of vision past 180 degrees.

You make a good, point Templar, but you have to remember there's a difference between the maximum frames an eye can see per second, and the point at which those frame seem to meld into one continuous picture. You have to remember, your brain does a lot of filling in when it comes to your vision...

*cough*bullshit*cough* While its true that you can't really measure the speed of the human eye in frames per second, it's actually a good analogy. Your optic nerve does not just stay on when its stimulated, instead it rapidly generates action-potentials, just like all nerves do. In this way...

Also, I agree with Jasoncyrus. The human digestive system has evolved to eat meat and vegetation. We get very little nourishment from anything other than fruit, however (in terms of the plants we eat). We are very good, however, at efficiently digesting meat and meat products.

Where the hell did you get that piece of nonsense from? Plants have no nervous system and therefore no feeling whatsoever. I'd refrain from citing ridiculous things like that as fact.

I played paintball competitively for about 4 years with a group of friends. We even won a couple of local tournaments. You see a bit of a different side of it when you start playing competitively though, politics of the sport and the such. It really turned me off it. There's a big difference...

"Behind this mask there is more than flesh. Behind this mask there is an idea, Mr. Creedy, and ideas are bulletproof" -V for Vendetta

I think the deal with CoD4 is that it seems to give people a sense of realistic game play while being part of a popular series. Personally, I 'WAS' kinda impressed at the accuracy in some of the weapons, such as the cross-hairs in some of the sights looking almost exactly as they do in real...