spike the lizard

Just looking for some viewpoints

Just curious.

I understand that he traveled the world and was under the instruction of multiple fighters. But, what I don't get is how someone, and correct me if I'm wrong, who has no money (because he gave it up for a brief period) learns how to fight. How did he pay his instructors? Or did they just train him for free? I understand it is a comic and not reality but is there ever an explanation given for this? Or is it just one of those things that's kind of overlooked? Thanks for the help.

I've never really understood the meaning of the chemical burn scene. I understand the quote, "It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything." I get that. I want to understand a little more about what Tyler meant when he spoke of "our fathers" being our models and god and what was the purpose of the burn anyway?

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My money is on The Bat. He's a master martial artist, has the best gadgets and gizmos out of the bunch and is dressed for the fight. He would make that jungle his playground. Who do you think would win and why?

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I've got my money on The Bat. He's a master martial artist, has the best gadgets and gizmos out of the bunch and is dressed for the fight. He would make that jungle his playground. Who do you think would win and why?

Why did Tony Stark call Loki "Reindeer Games" I know it's a movie. I just don't get the joke.

He's part native american part english. How do you think the environments are going to play out? Do you like the whole forest thing? It's pretty different from big cities.

And I mean honor in the sense of dignity, respect, fairness, etc. I know it didn't seem like he did towards the beginning of DBZ but at the end I felt like it would have been below him to be as conniving and wicked as he once was. What do you think changed him, and why? I personally think it was that moment on Namek when Frieza killed him and he tried to tell Goku that there was no honor in the fight against Frieza. But, Goku refused to believe this and then Vegeta came back to life and saw Goku as a super saiyan, yet still good-natured. Now, I'm not saying vegeta is a good guy but I think he grew up a little. What do you think? Just want to hear some other opinions. Thanks

It's from this Tobuscus video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJjJY5YpKRI

What does the "first x-man" thing mean? I don't get it.

p.s. Tip of the hat to Toby Turner. He's awesome.

I think it's on Season 5 Episode 11 now. When is 12 supposed to air?

If you correct

your mind, the rest of your life

will fall into place. This is true because the mind

is the governing aspect of a human life. If the river flows

clearly and cleanly through the proper

channel, all will be well

along its banks.

The Integral Way

depends on decreasing, not increasing;

to correct your mind, rely on not-doing. Stop thinking and

clinging to complications; keep your mind detached and whole.

Eliminate mental muddiness and obscurity; keep your mind

crystal clear. Avoid daydreaming and allow your

pure original insight to emerge.

Quiet your emotions and

abide in serenity.

Don’t go crazy

with the worship of idols, images,

and ideas; this is like putting a new head on top of the

head you already have. Remember: if you can cease

all restless activity, your integral

nature will appear.

I think that deep down, and I do mean DEEP, Vegeta is actually one of the most noble characters in the Dragonball series. If you think about the reason he's fighting when he first shows up on Earth. At first it might appear that he is seeking immortality for purely selfish reasons. But, he would've used that power to destroy Frieza. Which was IMO his ultimate goal. Not ruling the universe. And after Frieza is destroyed by Goku, Vegeta feels inadequate. He felt it was his duty as the prince of saiyans to be the one to avenge them. Goku took that from him. Now Vegeta wants to reclaim his right as the strongest of all saiyans. I don't think Vegeta ever wanted to harm anyone for no reason. I don't even think he actually hates Goku. And like I said this is all WAY WAY DOWN inside of him. Because he would never let anyone know his true feelings. Do you agree or disagree? Maybe have an opinion of your own? If so, please share it. I am just trying to better understand his character. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Gladiator, Apocalypto, The Patriot, Collateral, The Departed, 3:10 to Yuma. Stuff like that. I'm just bored and want to watch a movie I've never seen before

Vegeta is probably the most badass cartoon character ever thought of. What do you think?

Lunch, Dinner, Afternoon-Tea, Brunch, Bedtime-snack, Elevenses, Supper whatever. What about Breakfast, you say. That's right, what about it? You've probably already had it. Don't think I know about it Pip? Well, I do. I even know about SECOND BREAKFAST. You can count on it.

Goku or Vegeta?