i just have a lil 2004 nissan sentra. i dont really care about it, i really only see it as a piece of metal that gets me from point a to point b (a lot of people get angry when i say that)

since im working this summer, my family is offering me to help me get a new car. this sentra has a lot of problems with it so a new car would be great


also, this is for you jono, since you dont seem to like anime stuff on cars lol

My first and only vehicle was one of these Yamaha models, not the exact same i think but similar. Whether off road or on road it was addicting driving it.

Sup faggots. I'm here to do your cable and then fuck your wife.



I haven't driven my own car since like, october, shit's not even inspected anymore. Battery is stone dead I don't feel like climbing in to the trunk from the rear seat to remove it. So sad. rip harambewagon

wow so you're basically larry the cable guy at this point

In terms of raw bending power, Azula definitely has the edge.  Kuvira has never struck me as someone with a ton of natual ability.  Instead she got as good as she is entirely through hard work and disciplined training.  Azula was born with a ridiculous amount of talent, so she hasn't had to work as hard to achieve success.

In terms of fighting style though, it's a much closer call.  As I stated on the Unalaq v. Kuvira thread, I think Kuvira applies an airbender's mentality to earth/metalbending.  She dodges and evades and then counters with a strike designed to off-balance her opponent.  She generally aims for her opponent's limbs rather than their center of mass.  Her style is designed to chip away gradually until her opponent is too worn down to fight back.  Azula is more direct and willing to go for the kill right off the bat.  She's also probably the smartest fighter in the original series--she uses the environment to her advantage, and she knows exactly where and when to apply pressure to win. 

The question has been raised whether Kuvira could use her metalbending to make a lightning rod to block Azula's lightning attacks.  It's certainly possible, but even if it succeeds, it won't put Azula out of the fight.  She's smart enough to change tactics if she sees it happen once.  Kuvira's metal armor though, is susceptible to overheating if Azula lands several direct hits with just normal fire.  Then Kuvira is in danger of literally being cooked to death.   

The big question of course is Azula's mental state.  If she's fully in control, like we saw in the last episode of Book 2, I think she wins pretty comfortably.  If she slips for even a second though, Kuvira will be all over her.  I say Azula wins 75% of the time.

It certainly helps Azula that Legend of Korra was an absolute dumpster fire.

Quote from: alphy on August 01, 2019, 05:18:08 PM

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i just have a lil 2004 nissan sentra. i dont really care about it, i really only see it as a piece of metal that gets me from point a to point b (a lot of people get angry when i say that)

since im working this summer, my family is offering me to help me get a new car. this sentra has a lot of problems with it so a new car would be great

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also, this is for you jono, since you dont seem to like anime stuff on cars lol

ive never touched doki doki but shes hella cute

yes i agree in fact she is best girl

no other opinions allowed

hey that image is sideways what the fuck chet

Quote from: nͫiͤcͫeͤ on August 04, 2019, 05:15:25 PM

s k e t c h y   n i g h t s ™

basically an srt-6 (supercharged) with a bunch of bolts on and a tune

zips and rips

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Seeing a Chrysler among Mustangs and tuners I must turn some heads I bet

yeah no one races it at first and then suddenly everyone wants to line up

pretty fun sleeper build and overall a really balanced car

Quote from: Decimator Omega on August 05, 2019, 01:15:54 AM

Sedan or hatchback?

Sedan.

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Quote from: Jono on August 05, 2019, 02:56:25 AM

Quote from: Decimator Omega on August 05, 2019, 01:15:54 AM

Sedan or hatchback?

Sedan.

Ever think about putting a 6.2 liter V8 in that thing?

Nah. Defeats the purpose of it being an eco car if I do that. Besides, do you know how much gas that V8 engine would eat? If I wanted a V8 I'd get another car that comes with one, far cheaper than what I paid for this Cruze.

Quote from: Decimator Omega on August 07, 2019, 08:42:06 PM

Quote from: Jono on August 07, 2019, 02:45:09 AM

Quote from: Decimator Omega on August 07, 2019, 01:04:30 AM

Quote from: Jono on August 05, 2019, 02:56:25 AM

Quote from: Decimator Omega on August 05, 2019, 01:15:54 AM

Sedan or hatchback?

Sedan.

Ever think about putting a 6.2 liter V8 in that thing?

Nah. Defeats the purpose of it being an eco car if I do that. Besides, do you know how much gas that V8 engine would eat? If I wanted a V8 I'd get another car that comes with one, far cheaper than what I paid for this Cruze.

Did you know the Chevy Cruze won the Initial Quality JD Power Award 3 years in a row?

Are you done mocking me yet? Because I'm done with your crap. I know you're full of it dude. I'm not retarded.

Your act is getting old.

In terms of raw bending power, Azula definitely has the edge.  Kuvira has never struck me as someone with a ton of natual ability.  Instead she got as good as she is entirely through hard work and disciplined training.  Azula was born with a ridiculous amount of talent, so she hasn't had to work as hard to achieve success.

In terms of fighting style though, it's a much closer call.  As I stated on the Unalaq v. Kuvira thread, I think Kuvira applies an airbender's mentality to earth/metalbending.  She dodges and evades and then counters with a strike designed to off-balance her opponent.  She generally aims for her opponent's limbs rather than their center of mass.  Her style is designed to chip away gradually until her opponent is too worn down to fight back.  Azula is more direct and willing to go for the kill right off the bat.  She's also probably the smartest fighter in the original series--she uses the environment to her advantage, and she knows exactly where and when to apply pressure to win. 

The question has been raised whether Kuvira could use her metalbending to make a lightning rod to block Azula's lightning attacks.  It's certainly possible, but even if it succeeds, it won't put Azula out of the fight.  She's smart enough to change tactics if she sees it happen once.  Kuvira's metal armor though, is susceptible to overheating if Azula lands several direct hits with just normal fire.  Then Kuvira is in danger of literally being cooked to death.   

The big question of course is Azula's mental state.  If she's fully in control, like we saw in the last episode of Book 2, I think she wins pretty comfortably.  If she slips for even a second though, Kuvira will be all over her.  I say Azula wins 75% of the time.

they would both lose to being hit by a car

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Quote from: Carmen on August 02, 2019, 08:29:59 PM

In terms of raw bending power, Azula definitely has the edge.  Kuvira has never struck me as someone with a ton of natual ability.  Instead she got as good as she is entirely through hard work and disciplined training.  Azula was born with a ridiculous amount of talent, so she hasn't had to work as hard to achieve success.

In terms of fighting style though, it's a much closer call.  As I stated on the Unalaq v. Kuvira thread, I think Kuvira applies an airbender's mentality to earth/metalbending.  She dodges and evades and then counters with a strike designed to off-balance her opponent.  She generally aims for her opponent's limbs rather than their center of mass.  Her style is designed to chip away gradually until her opponent is too worn down to fight back.  Azula is more direct and willing to go for the kill right off the bat.  She's also probably the smartest fighter in the original series--she uses the environment to her advantage, and she knows exactly where and when to apply pressure to win. 

The question has been raised whether Kuvira could use her metalbending to make a lightning rod to block Azula's lightning attacks.  It's certainly possible, but even if it succeeds, it won't put Azula out of the fight.  She's smart enough to change tactics if she sees it happen once.  Kuvira's metal armor though, is susceptible to overheating if Azula lands several direct hits with just normal fire.  Then Kuvira is in danger of literally being cooked to death.   

The big question of course is Azula's mental state.  If she's fully in control, like we saw in the last episode of Book 2, I think she wins pretty comfortably.  If she slips for even a second though, Kuvira will be all over her.  I say Azula wins 75% of the time.

they would both lose to being hit by a car

Azula can move at subsonic speeds, so a car could never hit her

Kuvira would literally just bend the car before it hit her. . . like you picked the two worst people in the Avatar universe to try to apply this to

lol

Azula can move at subsonic speeds,

I mean... So can I.