I'll answer everything, too!

Although my answers are always logical and if you don't like them I'll argue with you.

Ask away .

Why could you not come up with something more original? =P

Why could you not come up with something more original? =P

Because it would be unlogical to make something original, as sequels are always successful.

Thread reported. You know alternate accounts are a no-no, Harrison.

Enjoy your ban.

Thread reported. You know alternate accounts are a no-no, Harrison.

Enjoy your ban.

Logically, banning solves nothing,

Logically, banning solves nothing,

I disagree?

I disagree?

Logically, disagreeing is a form of flattering.

Are you really Harrisonized?

*confused*

Logically, disagreeing is a form of flattering.

Logically it isn't.

Are you really Harrisonized?

*confused*

Are you really ClawofBeta?

Are you really ClawofBeta?

That's not an answer. That's a question.

That's not an answer. That's a question.

That's not a question, that's an answer.

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ghey

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ghey

Not a question, so I am only allowed to argue with you. You need to make it a question sherlock, because logically, that's what the thread dictates.

Because it would be unlogical to make something original, as sequels are always successful.

Can't believe I missed this. Are sequels more succesful than the original though? And are they necessarily better than the original?

Not a question, so I am only allowed to argue with you. You need to make it a question sherlock, because logically, that's what the thread dictates.

whut r u















ghey





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Are big boobs ugly?

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ghey





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Logically the word "ghey" doesn't exist.

Can't believe I missed this. Are sequels more succesful than the original though? And are they necessarily better than the original?

Depends on the sequel. Logically a good sequel means it's more successful.

Are big boobs ugly?

No.

Depends on the sequel. Logically a good sequel means it's more successful.

But is a sequel ALWAYS more successful than the original?

But is a sequel ALWAYS more successful than the original?

Logically, it depends.