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Mr. T vs Chuck Norris - who do you use?

#1
I personally use Chuck Norris (or maybe Chuck Norris uses me?). But I found this on the chucknorrisfacts.com website:
"Chuck Norris and Mr. T walked into a bar. The bar was instantly destroyed, as that level of awesome cannot be contained in one building."
I'm sure y'all have heard that one, but I thought of this site and wanted to post.
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#2
Obama. Barack Obama.

#1012 - 何 - what

what? obama? yes we can! Wink
Edited: 2009-05-26, 3:08 pm
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#3
Three people actually. They are each of different personality so I can choose the one that suits the story.

Kenshin from Rurouni Kenshin/Samurai X
Mugen and Jin from Samurai Champloo
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#4
I wonder who Chuck Norris and Mr. T use for their Kanji stories. Maybe Vin Diesel.

OnT: Mr. T, been a huge A-Team fan back then. Wink But I use Chuck Norris now and then for Kanji stories that need a superhuman protagonist but do not have the person primitive.
Edited: 2009-05-26, 10:05 pm
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#5
Evil_Dragon Wrote:I wonder who Chuck Norris and Mr. T use for their Kanji stories. Maybe Vin Diesel.
Bruce Lee of course Wink.
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#6
Nii87 Wrote:Kenshin from Rurouni Kenshin/Samurai X
My husband and I just started watching this anime! We rented the first volume tonight. I'm always a little amused at the slight corniness of samurai anime (I couldn't handle more than the first disc of Basilisk), but we like this one.
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#7
jmkeralis Wrote:
Nii87 Wrote:Kenshin from Rurouni Kenshin/Samurai X
My husband and I just started watching this anime! We rented the first volume tonight. I'm always a little amused at the slight corniness of samurai anime (I couldn't handle more than the first disc of Basilisk), but we like this one.
That is my favorite anime Smile
Actually I only watch two, Naruto and Rurouni Kenshin
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#8
I used Norman Osborn, with costume and without.
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#9
I'm a Mr. T guy, because, well, he's Mr. T. And I grew up on the A-Team, too.

Who would Mr. T use? Mr. T doesn't need to use anybody. He'd just glare at the kanji until they all jumped into his brain out of fear, and stay remembered.

Because I pity the kanji that doesn't stay remembered...
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#10
Neither. I didn't personify any primitives.
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#11
Jarvik7 Wrote:Neither. I didn't personify any primitives.
Now I'm really interested, what do you use for "person" instead? Wink
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#12
Harry Potter FTW!

Mr T doesn't work for me. Sure I watched the A-Team as a kid, but that was basically the same episode over and over again and as a result there isn't much to associate with his character.

Harry on the other hand comes with a rich universe that can be a source of inspiration for stories.
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#13
No one uses Mr. T or Chuck Norris, they use you!
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#14
Maid Guy FTW =D
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#15
Evil_Dragon Wrote:
Jarvik7 Wrote:Neither. I didn't personify any primitives.
Now I'm really interested, what do you use for "person" instead? Wink
I realize that you're probably joking, but a lot of people do pick a specific person to represent 人. I just kept it as "person".
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#16
Well, since I can't stand hearing Chuck Norris jokes (really, c'mon, any asian kung fu superstar could kick his butt), and Mr. T doesn't really do it for me...

I used L from death note. I thought I'd have some trouble making up 100+ stories about him, but every time I get to a new kanji with the person primitive, I get excited. I NEVER forget a story with L, it's too easy to make good stories about him.
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#17
Neither, I find both of them boring. I used my WoW character.
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#18
I'm proud to have introduced Obama as a personification of this kanji. I think more folks can use him for stories, internationally, than either T. or Norris. Of course, I'm not a fan of the prez, so those stories tend to get reported as if they were pr0n. lol.
Edited: 2009-05-27, 9:14 am
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#19
crayonmaster Wrote:Well, since I can't stand hearing Chuck Norris jokes (really, c'mon, any asian kung fu superstar could kick his butt), and Mr. T doesn't really do it for me...

I used L from death note. I thought I'd have some trouble making up 100+ stories about him, but every time I get to a new kanji with the person primitive, I get excited. I NEVER forget a story with L, it's too easy to make good stories about him.
Heh. I used L too. It was fun. ^^

I couldn't use Mr. T or Chuck Norris 'cause I barely know who they are. I remember a commercial or something from when I was little with the guy I think is Mr. T. He had a lot of gold necklaces... Chuck Norris I only know about from all those jokes that float around the internet. ._.
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#20
I made up an ancient civilization and the important people in it - one o them happened to be a Chuck Norris equivalent.
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#21
Mr. T. Although I don't remember watching A-team, and I haven't seen much of Mr. T besides, he stands out so much for me that I still find it easy to remember which kanji he's in.
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#22
I use Mr. T

However it's really awesome how everyone is got a different point of view on this but we all make it through the Kanji anyway.
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#23
Stoked,
You changed from 魚 a few months ago because Phauna had it first and now you have another twin 幸 
Must be having an identity crisis Smile
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#24
I used neither. Instead, I used Haruhi from the 涼宮ハルヒの憂鬱 series. The guy who though of using her for "person" is a genius.
Edited: 2009-05-27, 1:30 pm
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#25
I used Mr. T, I didn't want to at first as I've never watched the A-team and the only reason I knew his was because of the "I pity the fool" catchphrase. But I saw that almost every top story involved him so I just followed the crowd. In the end, I don't think it matters who you choose as long as you stick with one person, it should be fine.
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