grrr srry for the fail tags im still learning how to tag

use a _ for spaces in a word.

thanks ill be sure to keep that in mind :)

uhh

lola said:
uhh

Don't worry. The little guy is fine. Gets up and staggers off like a drunkard,

What is this from? O.o

I could watch this for hours...

MardukRising said:
What is this from? O.o

The new movie How to Train Your Dragon 3D

MardukRising said:
What is this from? O.o

The little green character is an unnamed "Terrible Terror" and the black one is Toothless, a "Night Fury"... and he's not really toothless. They're retractible :D

It's also part of the plot development in which the main character, Hiccup, learns that dragons while fireproof on the outside, are not so fireproof on the inside.

deadjackal said:
It's also part of the plot development in which the main character, Hiccup, learns that dragons while fireproof on the outside, are not so fireproof on the inside.

that seems stupid since they make fire in thier mouths.

therabbidwanker said:
that seems stupid since they make fire in thier mouths.

their mouths maybe but everywhere else?

you no take fish *poof*

The smirk after the fact makes this cut -priceless-...

ANyone else think he fire attack is practilly a mini-Nuke?

FauxPas said:
their mouths maybe but everywhere else?

I liked the discovery channel's indepth look into "If dragons were real" which explained they would most likely have a hydrogen or helium producing organ seperate of their stomach, which ignites when mixed with an acidic venom to create the fire, and how that organ would also enable their large forms to fly... until they breathed fire. Which they then had to wait to fly again.

therabbidwanker said:
That seems stupid since they make fire in their mouths.

Check out the bombardier beetle.
They literally shoot rocket fuel out of their ass.
Doesn't mean they're immune to combustion themselves.

I didn't like that, Tiger. They played, as best as I can tell, fast and loose with their lift bladders.

And it was hydrogen-liberating organs. If a dragon had a *helim* producing organ, they'd be shooting nuclear-hot fusion plasma. Which explains Toothless's fucknuts-crazy firepower and having the climb rate and overall power-to-weight ratio of a modern fighter jet.

Can we get an outside source for this? I want to make this part of my sig on a forum.

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HAHA! was lisening to civil war and the beat was perfect to the pic! :P

Toothless is so freakin adorable <3

Watch the DVD "Dragon's World: A Fantasy Made Real".
http://www.amazon.com/Dragons-World-Fantasy-Made-Real/dp/B0007MAO0W

You'll find out everything you'll need to know about their physics in regards to flying, breathing fire, and so forth.

So, how long before we start tinkering with the genetics of small lizards, giving them bat wings and the ability to spit binary-explosive fluids?

BluJaguar said:
So, how long before we start tinkering with the genetics of small lizards, giving them bat wings and the ability to spit binary-explosive fluids?

Let's hope never.

This is the battle of the Toothless versions, old (the little dragon) and new.

therabbidwanker said:
that seems stupid since they make fire in thier mouths.

well not really. if you actually pay attention to the movie you can tell that instead of litterally "making fire" they produce a combustable gas from some internal organ and then ignite the gas while blowing it out of their mouth. so they really arent meant to take it internaly. henceforth, not stupid.

BluJaguar said:
So, how long before we start tinkering with the genetics of small lizards, giving them bat wings and the ability to spit binary-explosive fluids?

and i hope so! we need some new dangerous species to liven up this boring world. but who needs genetically enhanced dragons when you can find real ones :D

oh and what is the gif tag for? the actual definition is graphics interchange format. but if theres some other internet nasties related term could somone tell me?

tavis550 said:
oh and what is the gif tag for? the actual definition is graphics interchange format. but if theres some other internet nasties related term could somone tell me?

Er, it's the format the picture is in. Thus why it's tagged as such. It's notable because gifs can be animated. (I think a png format can be too, but it's uncommon currently.)