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News Credits: 767 · by **Dead Metal** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 10:13 am

OK now most of us have seen Cloverfield and know what the thing in it can do.

So who would win in a fight to the death, Godzilla or the Cloverfield monster?

They meet in a big generic city with lots of skyscrapers and things.

No military

Everything goes!

So who do you think will win?

I say Godzilla so pwns that thing, but what do you thing and why?

I mean the Cloverfield monster is fast and such, but once Godzilla gets his claws on it it's over.

News Credits: 49 · by **Senor Hugo** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 10:17 am

Godzilla wins no contest. He's larger, has a bitchin' radioactive breath.

Plus Godzilla speaks monster, which means after kicking the crap out of Clovey, Godzilla can tell him the error of his ways, and politely encourage Clovey to stay the hell out of his town, or else.

by **DesalationReborn** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 10:48 am

Senor Hugo wrote:Godzilla wins no contest. He's larger, has a bitchin' radioactive breath.

Plus Godzilla speaks monster, which means after kicking the crap out of Clovey, Godzilla can tell him the error of his ways, and politely encourage Clovey to stay the hell out of his town, or else.

LOL... and agreed. As well, BM, when discussing two or more entities comming together, it's "meet," not "meat"-- the latter is the eatable flesh of an animal. I just though, as you do not know English as a first language, that might be helpful...

As well, oddly enough, "comming" and "coming" are usually seen as valid spellings for the same word, but yet "cuming" is not.

Just an extra bit of information for you, there.

News Credits: 767 · by **Dead Metal** » Sun Feb 17, 2008 10:56 am

DesalationReborn wrote:
Senor Hugo wrote:Godzilla wins no contest. He's larger, has a bitchin' radioactive breath.

Plus Godzilla speaks monster, which means after kicking the crap out of Clovey, Godzilla can tell him the error of his ways, and politely encourage Clovey to stay the hell out of his town, or else.

LOL... and agreed. As well, BM, when discussing two or more entities comming together, it's "meet," not "meat"-- the latter is the eatable flesh of an animal. I just though, as you do not know English as a first language, that might be helpful...

As well, oddly enough, "comming" and "coming" are usually seen as valid spellings for the same word, but yet "cuming" is not.

Just an extra bit of information for you, there.

It's DM!

Oh I missed the thing with the meat, I think I was thinking about eating something again :-P