A cheap and cheerful question for you all: Indiana Jones has a fight with James Bond, who would win? If you're wondering which Bond actor, go with Connery I guess, everyone seems to like him the best.
Completely off topic, but what's that in your avatar? I think it's something from a game I saw a screencap of maybe 6-7 years ago, and since then I've never known what it was. I might be completely wrong, though.evilengine said:A cheap and cheerful question for you all: Indiana Jones has a fight with James Bond, who would win? If you're wondering which Bond actor, go with Connery I guess, everyone seems to like him the best.
My avi's from 'The Neverhood'. An awesome claymation puzzle game by Doug Tenapel (same guy as Earthworm Jim).Phlakes said:Completely off topic, but what's that in your avatar? I think it's something from a game I saw a screencap of maybe 6-7 years ago, and since then I've never known what it was. I might be completely wrong, though.evilengine said:A cheap and cheerful question for you all: Indiana Jones has a fight with James Bond, who would win? If you're wondering which Bond actor, go with Connery I guess, everyone seems to like him the best.
OT: After Casino Royale, I have to go with Bond.
I always see it as the well trained, but poncy, upperclass drunk (let's not forget how much Bond drinks) vs the rough, down-to-earth guy who always fights dirty (biting and throwing sand in your face).Cap said:Let's see. The trained secret agent, licensed to kill with an arsenal of gadgets, or a professor of archaeology with a whip, a hat, and a six-shooter?
I know where my money's going
Double-post apology powers, activate!!!Suicidejim said:I'm British, so in the interests of patriotism I shall have to go with 007. That, and the fact that Bond is evidently an immortal supernatural entity, judging from his ability to change appearance, age, voice etc. at will without anybody he knows commenting on that fact. Either that or he's from Gallifrey.
I read about that too, on Cracked.com I think it was. To be honest I shouldn't have used the film version of Bond, I should have gone with him in the novels. Though I doubt many people will have read many, if any, so I went a little lowbrow, for want of a word.The-Epicly-Named-Man said:Double-post apology powers, activate!!!Suicidejim said:I'm British, so in the interests of patriotism I shall have to go with 007. That, and the fact that Bond is evidently an immortal supernatural entity, judging from his ability to change appearance, age, voice etc. at will without anybody he knows commenting on that fact. Either that or he's from Gallifrey.
I like the idea that James Bond is just a code-name, which explains why each incarnation is different in attitude and physique.
I got it off Cracked as well I think. But yeah, I see where you were coming from.evilengine said:I read about that too, on Cracked.com I think it was. To be honest I shouldn't have used the film version of Bond, I should have gone with him in the novels. Though I doubt many people will have read many, if any, so I went a little lowbrow, for want of a word.The-Epicly-Named-Man said:Double-post apology powers, activate!!!Suicidejim said:I'm British, so in the interests of patriotism I shall have to go with 007. That, and the fact that Bond is evidently an immortal supernatural entity, judging from his ability to change appearance, age, voice etc. at will without anybody he knows commenting on that fact. Either that or he's from Gallifrey.
I like the idea that James Bond is just a code-name, which explains why each incarnation is different in attitude and physique.
If I owned the James Bond franchise I'd so make him a Time Lord.Suicidejim said:I'm British, so in the interests of patriotism I shall have to go with 007. That, and the fact that Bond is evidently an immortal supernatural entity, judging from his ability to change appearance, age, voice etc. at will without anybody he knows commenting on that fact. Either that or he's from Gallifrey.