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RebelliousQueen Government Official
Soulful-Decoder8 Steam : Missy Claire Gaming Posts : 2973 Join date : 2012-02-21 Age : 31 Location : Manila, Philippines
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Fri Feb 24, 2012 10:41 am | |
| - ChrisSherry wrote:
- Jill might have had lots of training.
But both Jill and Claire survived quite a lot through out the years. They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something. Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well. In the RE5 viral campaign video titled "Claire"... it shows them training together. Which probably isn't canon. However, something like that could be possible. I think it would be rather cool if Claire joined the B.S.A.A.
But in the end, I guess if would really on depend on what Capcom would want if Claire and Jill ever went against each other... @ChrisSherry I have to agree with you. By the way, loved the video. |
| | | Ghost Leader Admin
Posts : 4809 Join date : 2008-12-20 Age : 40 Location : Rent-free in Peter Anderson's head
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Fri Feb 24, 2012 3:36 pm | |
| @Mercy Logic always applies. The notion that it doesn't is illogical. - ChrisSherry wrote:
- They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something.
Not really, at least not within the scope of this topic. - Quote :
- Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well.
She works for Terra-Save and is a picket warrior (and I use the term "warrior" loosely, in this case). They "fight" by wearing zombie masks, carrying signs, chanting little rhymes, and pretending people actually care what they think. They have a lot in common with those "Occupy" tools. |
| | | RebelliousQueen Government Official
Soulful-Decoder8 Steam : Missy Claire Gaming Posts : 2973 Join date : 2012-02-21 Age : 31 Location : Manila, Philippines
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Fri Feb 24, 2012 7:11 pm | |
| - Ghost Leader wrote:
- @Mercy
Logic always applies. The notion that it doesn't is illogical.
- ChrisSherry wrote:
- They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something.
Not really, at least not within the scope of this topic.
- Quote :
- Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well.
She works for Terra-Save and is a picket warrior (and I use the term "warrior" loosely, in this case). They "fight" by wearing zombie masks, carrying signs, chanting little rhymes, and pretending people actually care what they think.
They have a lot in common with those "Occupy" tools. Claire is a Team Member, right? She's not an activist. |
| | | Vandal Admin
Posts : 4867 Join date : 2011-04-11 Age : 32 Location : Florida
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Fri Feb 24, 2012 10:07 pm | |
| @Ghost Leader Alright alright, in that case I'll help out, though I think arguing with them is pointless because they seem firm in their fandom of Claire. It's like if someone is a fan of Link they will say he has an advantage over Samus, though she's equipt up the butt with technology and military training.
Anyway, Leon even told Claire in Degeneration that she chose the way of a saver instead of a fighter like her brother, Chris. If Claire were to ever go head to head with Jill, she will get her ass handed to her. |
| | | 00biohazard Select Police Force
Posts : 1301 Join date : 2012-02-06 Age : 32 Location : Santiago, Chile
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Fri Feb 24, 2012 10:18 pm | |
| - Ghost Leader wrote:
- @Mercy
Logic always applies. The notion that it doesn't is illogical.
- ChrisSherry wrote:
- They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something.
Not really, at least not within the scope of this topic.
- Quote :
- Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well.
She works for Terra-Save and is a picket warrior (and I use the term "warrior" loosely, in this case). They "fight" by wearing zombie masks, carrying signs, chanting little rhymes, and pretending people actually care what they think.
They have a lot in common with those "Occupy" tools. Hey man dont belittle activists , protesting is the right of the people and many face brutal police opression especially in third world countries. its a whole lot easier to go fuck up a third world country with hi tech weapons and a misplaced sense of superiority, when your really just helping corporate interests. saves most dumb grunts the time of actually thinking. every people fight how they can. |
| | | Ghost Leader Admin
Posts : 4809 Join date : 2008-12-20 Age : 40 Location : Rent-free in Peter Anderson's head
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Fri Feb 24, 2012 10:31 pm | |
| - 00biohazard wrote:
- Ghost Leader wrote:
- @Mercy
Logic always applies. The notion that it doesn't is illogical.
- ChrisSherry wrote:
- They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something.
Not really, at least not within the scope of this topic.
- Quote :
- Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well.
She works for Terra-Save and is a picket warrior (and I use the term "warrior" loosely, in this case). They "fight" by wearing zombie masks, carrying signs, chanting little rhymes, and pretending people actually care what they think.
They have a lot in common with those "Occupy" tools. Hey man dont belittle activists , protesting is the right of the people and many face brutal police opression especially in third world countries. its a whole lot easier to go fuck up a third world country with hi tech weapons and a misplaced sense of superiority, when your really just helping corporate interests. saves most dumb grunts the time of actually thinking. every people fight how they can. Not that I'm trying to start a political debate, but... Protesting might be a right, but the criminal acts associated with the "Occupy" movement are well documented ( click for proof), hence my referring to them as "tools". I fail to see what the rights of people here in America have to do with third world countries, though. |
| | | 00biohazard Select Police Force
Posts : 1301 Join date : 2012-02-06 Age : 32 Location : Santiago, Chile
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Fri Feb 24, 2012 11:04 pm | |
| - Ghost Leader wrote:
- 00biohazard wrote:
- Ghost Leader wrote:
- @Mercy
Logic always applies. The notion that it doesn't is illogical.
- ChrisSherry wrote:
- They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something.
Not really, at least not within the scope of this topic.
- Quote :
- Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well.
She works for Terra-Save and is a picket warrior (and I use the term "warrior" loosely, in this case). They "fight" by wearing zombie masks, carrying signs, chanting little rhymes, and pretending people actually care what they think.
They have a lot in common with those "Occupy" tools. Hey man dont belittle activists , protesting is the right of the people and many face brutal police opression especially in third world countries. its a whole lot easier to go fuck up a third world country with hi tech weapons and a misplaced sense of superiority, when your really just helping corporate interests. saves most dumb grunts the time of actually thinking. every people fight how they can. Not that I'm trying to start a political debate, but... Protesting might be a right, but the criminal acts associated with the "Occupy" movement are well documented (click for proof), hence my referring to them as "tools".
I fail to see what the rights of people here in America have to do with third world countries, though. condescending commentaries like picket warriors, really sound like you make out any protester to be dumb and cowards. I live in Chile, not a particularly horrid country, but third world nonetheless, and the opression people have faced from the current right wing government is something that resembled my countrys old face, during the 1973 military coup. When you stated that anybody protesting like this is dumb and useless, you state a very ignorant claim. Thats what I pointed out. Regular civilian who risk prison, beatings, and rrubber bullets and tear gas to the ass is just as brave as soldiers fighting in a war IMO. |
| | | Mass Distraction Admin
MassDistraction Steam : MassDistraction Posts : 13024 Join date : 2009-09-14 Age : 33 Location : Finland
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Sat Feb 25, 2012 6:56 am | |
| - ChrisSherry wrote:
- In the RE5 viral campaign video titled "Claire"... it shows them training together. Which probably isn't canon.
I personally think it is. It's promotional material for a main game made by Capcom so by default it should be canon. |
| | | ChrisSherry STARS Bravo Team
Posts : 1643 Join date : 2008-12-27 Age : 32 Location : Kentucky
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:53 am | |
| - Miss Claire Redfield wrote:
- ChrisSherry wrote:
- Jill might have had lots of training.
But both Jill and Claire survived quite a lot through out the years. They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something. Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well. In the RE5 viral campaign video titled "Claire"... it shows them training together. Which probably isn't canon. However, something like that could be possible. I think it would be rather cool if Claire joined the B.S.A.A.
But in the end, I guess if would really on depend on what Capcom would want if Claire and Jill ever went against each other... @ChrisSherry I have to agree with you. By the way, loved the video. Thanks. and me too. @Mass, Very true. I would like to believe it's canon. He's having problems in RE6 to apparently. |
| | | Ghost Leader Admin
Posts : 4809 Join date : 2008-12-20 Age : 40 Location : Rent-free in Peter Anderson's head
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Feb 27, 2012 7:35 pm | |
| - 00biohazard wrote:
- Ghost Leader wrote:
- 00biohazard wrote:
- Ghost Leader wrote:
- @Mercy
Logic always applies. The notion that it doesn't is illogical.
- ChrisSherry wrote:
- They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something.
Not really, at least not within the scope of this topic.
- Quote :
- Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well.
She works for Terra-Save and is a picket warrior (and I use the term "warrior" loosely, in this case). They "fight" by wearing zombie masks, carrying signs, chanting little rhymes, and pretending people actually care what they think.
They have a lot in common with those "Occupy" tools. Hey man dont belittle activists , protesting is the right of the people and many face brutal police opression especially in third world countries. its a whole lot easier to go fuck up a third world country with hi tech weapons and a misplaced sense of superiority, when your really just helping corporate interests. saves most dumb grunts the time of actually thinking. every people fight how they can. Not that I'm trying to start a political debate, but... Protesting might be a right, but the criminal acts associated with the "Occupy" movement are well documented (click for proof), hence my referring to them as "tools".
I fail to see what the rights of people here in America have to do with third world countries, though. condescending commentaries like picket warriors, really sound like you make out any protester to be dumb and cowards. I live in Chile, not a particularly horrid country, but third world nonetheless, and the opression people have faced from the current right wing government is something that resembled my countrys old face, during the 1973 military coup. When you stated that anybody protesting like this is dumb and useless, you state a very ignorant claim. Thats what I pointed out. Regular civilian who risk prison, beatings, and rrubber bullets and tear gas to the ass is just as brave as soldiers fighting in a war IMO. They "fight" by holding up signs, hence the phrase "picket warrior". They sit safely in a country where they're legally protected from reprisal while protesting the very men out their protecting their rights. Also, risking prison and beatings? Sorry, but protesting isn't an offense punishable by prison in the United States and the only beatings they get is when they get violent and riot police are sent in to put an end to it. As for the rubber bullets and tear gas, they should be thankful it's not live ammunition or tanks being rolled in on them. So yeah, go ahead and preach about how "ground-breakingly brave" these fucking picket warriors and how they founded the United States, ended both world wars, brought murderous dictators to justice... Oh, wait, they never did any of that, did they? As far as Chile goes, I frankly don't care. I've decided to quit trying to be the "good guy". |
| | | 00biohazard Select Police Force
Posts : 1301 Join date : 2012-02-06 Age : 32 Location : Santiago, Chile
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Feb 27, 2012 7:50 pm | |
| - Ghost Leader wrote:
- 00biohazard wrote:
- Ghost Leader wrote:
- 00biohazard wrote:
- Ghost Leader wrote:
- @Mercy
Logic always applies. The notion that it doesn't is illogical.
- ChrisSherry wrote:
- They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something.
Not really, at least not within the scope of this topic.
- Quote :
- Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well.
She works for Terra-Save and is a picket warrior (and I use the term "warrior" loosely, in this case). They "fight" by wearing zombie masks, carrying signs, chanting little rhymes, and pretending people actually care what they think.
They have a lot in common with those "Occupy" tools. Hey man dont belittle activists , protesting is the right of the people and many face brutal police opression especially in third world countries. its a whole lot easier to go fuck up a third world country with hi tech weapons and a misplaced sense of superiority, when your really just helping corporate interests. saves most dumb grunts the time of actually thinking. every people fight how they can. Not that I'm trying to start a political debate, but... Protesting might be a right, but the criminal acts associated with the "Occupy" movement are well documented (click for proof), hence my referring to them as "tools".
I fail to see what the rights of people here in America have to do with third world countries, though. condescending commentaries like picket warriors, really sound like you make out any protester to be dumb and cowards. I live in Chile, not a particularly horrid country, but third world nonetheless, and the opression people have faced from the current right wing government is something that resembled my countrys old face, during the 1973 military coup. When you stated that anybody protesting like this is dumb and useless, you state a very ignorant claim. Thats what I pointed out. Regular civilian who risk prison, beatings, and rrubber bullets and tear gas to the ass is just as brave as soldiers fighting in a war IMO. They "fight" by holding up signs, hence the phrase "picket warrior". They sit safely in a country where they're legally protected from reprisal while protesting the very men out their protecting their rights. Also, risking prison and beatings? Sorry, but protesting isn't an offense punishable by prison in the United States and the only beatings they get is when they get violent and riot police are sent in to put an end to it. As for the rubber bullets and tear gas, they should be thankful it's not live ammunition or tanks being rolled in on them.
So yeah, go ahead and preach about how "ground-breakingly brave" these fucking picket warriors and how they founded the United States, ended both world wars, brought murderous dictators to justice... Oh, wait, they never did any of that, did they?
As far as Chile goes, I frankly don't care. I've decided to quit trying to be the "good guy". Its seems my argument is invalid if Im not a marine carrying a rifle, shoutin ´MERICA, so Ill shut up. And you didnt say just american protesters up in your first post, just protesters, hence my answer. And since you already said you dont give a shit about chile (which the CIA backed the in 73, leading to genocide that lasted 20 years)i have nothin else to say. Except Im gonna keep protesting. |
| | | Ghost Leader Admin
Posts : 4809 Join date : 2008-12-20 Age : 40 Location : Rent-free in Peter Anderson's head
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Feb 27, 2012 8:31 pm | |
| - 00biohazard wrote:
- Ghost Leader wrote:
- 00biohazard wrote:
- Ghost Leader wrote:
- 00biohazard wrote:
- Ghost Leader wrote:
- @Mercy
Logic always applies. The notion that it doesn't is illogical.
- ChrisSherry wrote:
- They both survived RC, and with Claire only being a Collage, I think counts for something.
Not really, at least not within the scope of this topic.
- Quote :
- Also, who knows what Claire has done over the years... she could have gone through training as well.
She works for Terra-Save and is a picket warrior (and I use the term "warrior" loosely, in this case). They "fight" by wearing zombie masks, carrying signs, chanting little rhymes, and pretending people actually care what they think.
They have a lot in common with those "Occupy" tools. Hey man dont belittle activists , protesting is the right of the people and many face brutal police opression especially in third world countries. its a whole lot easier to go fuck up a third world country with hi tech weapons and a misplaced sense of superiority, when your really just helping corporate interests. saves most dumb grunts the time of actually thinking. every people fight how they can. Not that I'm trying to start a political debate, but... Protesting might be a right, but the criminal acts associated with the "Occupy" movement are well documented (click for proof), hence my referring to them as "tools".
I fail to see what the rights of people here in America have to do with third world countries, though. condescending commentaries like picket warriors, really sound like you make out any protester to be dumb and cowards. I live in Chile, not a particularly horrid country, but third world nonetheless, and the opression people have faced from the current right wing government is something that resembled my countrys old face, during the 1973 military coup. When you stated that anybody protesting like this is dumb and useless, you state a very ignorant claim. Thats what I pointed out. Regular civilian who risk prison, beatings, and rrubber bullets and tear gas to the ass is just as brave as soldiers fighting in a war IMO. They "fight" by holding up signs, hence the phrase "picket warrior". They sit safely in a country where they're legally protected from reprisal while protesting the very men out their protecting their rights. Also, risking prison and beatings? Sorry, but protesting isn't an offense punishable by prison in the United States and the only beatings they get is when they get violent and riot police are sent in to put an end to it. As for the rubber bullets and tear gas, they should be thankful it's not live ammunition or tanks being rolled in on them.
So yeah, go ahead and preach about how "ground-breakingly brave" these fucking picket warriors and how they founded the United States, ended both world wars, brought murderous dictators to justice... Oh, wait, they never did any of that, did they?
As far as Chile goes, I frankly don't care. I've decided to quit trying to be the "good guy". Its seems my argument is invalid if Im not a marine carrying a rifle, shoutin ´MERICA, so Ill shut up. And you didnt say just american protesters up in your first post, just protesters, hence my answer. And since you already said you dont give a shit about chile (which the CIA backed the in 73, leading to genocide that lasted 20 years)i have nothin else to say. Except Im gonna keep protesting. We also backed Saddam's regime and trained the Mujaheddin in the '80s. Welcome to the world of geopolitics. I'm sure if it was possible, a lot of people would like to travel back in time and change all that, but it just can't be done. I also never said your argument was invalid, just that most forms of protesting don't really solve anything since people can just change the channel and forget about it. Did Terra-Save's signs, zombie masks, and chants do anything in Degeneration? No. What about Occupy? Their base of operations is turning into pretty much an internment camp, not to mention there's all the vandalism, assault and battery, and sexual assaults that have happened in an around the place. I really don't care what you do, since you're allowed to make you're own decisions. Also, "Marine" is capitalized and there's an A in "America". |
| | | rawrgodd Raccoon Citizen
Posts : 18 Join date : 2012-02-28
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Tue Feb 28, 2012 10:38 pm | |
| Jill would totally cream claire in a fight. |
| | | RebelliousQueen Government Official
Soulful-Decoder8 Steam : Missy Claire Gaming Posts : 2973 Join date : 2012-02-21 Age : 31 Location : Manila, Philippines
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Fri Mar 02, 2012 4:36 pm | |
| - rawrgodd wrote:
- Jill would totally cream claire in a fight.
Whatever. |
| | | Methsia Spec Ops Field Unit
Steam : Mez Posts : 2351 Join date : 2010-09-04 Age : 28 Location : Pub
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Fri Mar 02, 2012 4:52 pm | |
| Ahhh, thanks for the bump Miss I haven't voted yet. Hard decision, I would go for Claire just because she's my favourite character. But no. FUDGE. I think I might go for a tie on this one. Jill is pretty hardcore herself. Claire seemed to have adapted to some pretty crazy stuff with some training from Chris. But can you imagine S.T.A.R.S to have been trained by Wesker? I can. Bahh, humbug. |
| | | Spike991 User BANNED
Posts : 9885 Join date : 2008-12-08
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 1:48 am | |
| - Methsia wrote:
- But can you imagine S.T.A.R.S to have been trained by Wesker? I can.
I doubt that's a good thing. I mean Wesker had to've had the least amount of actual experience of all the STARS members, except maybe Becca, but even then... |
| | | RebelliousQueen Government Official
Soulful-Decoder8 Steam : Missy Claire Gaming Posts : 2973 Join date : 2012-02-21 Age : 31 Location : Manila, Philippines
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 3:19 am | |
| - Methsia wrote:
- Ahhh, thanks for the bump Miss :D
I haven't voted yet. Hard decision, I would go for Claire just because she's my favourite character. But no.
FUDGE.
I think I might go for a tie on this one. Jill is pretty hardcore herself. Claire seemed to have adapted to some pretty crazy stuff with some training from Chris.
But can you imagine S.T.A.R.S to have been trained by Wesker? I can.
Bahh, humbug. Just like everybody said: Claire is nothing but a college student. She just trained by her brother, Chris. You guys always understimate her. |
| | | Mass Distraction Admin
MassDistraction Steam : MassDistraction Posts : 13024 Join date : 2009-09-14 Age : 33 Location : Finland
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:26 am | |
| Still, being trained by Chris alone does not make her an experienced soldier like Chris or Jill. |
| | | Methsia Spec Ops Field Unit
Steam : Mez Posts : 2351 Join date : 2010-09-04 Age : 28 Location : Pub
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 2:27 pm | |
| As much as I love Claire more than a jam buried in a moon.
I'm going for Jill. Have you read what she went through being used by Wesker? Jill's dormant T-Virus made her more stronger above all the training she had. And that T-Virus created antibodies that Wesker used to calm the poisonous Uroboros. Also, those antibodies created a defence system "that was nothing short of miraculous".
I don't think Claire has a chance unless she get's bitten, cured and glomps Wesker at the edge of a cliff. |
| | | RebelliousQueen Government Official
Soulful-Decoder8 Steam : Missy Claire Gaming Posts : 2973 Join date : 2012-02-21 Age : 31 Location : Manila, Philippines
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 2:51 pm | |
| - Mass Distraction wrote:
- Still, being trained by Chris alone does not make her an experienced soldier like Chris or Jill.
Yeah right, you just understimate her. Cause she only trained by Chris? Where did Claire get her fighting technique? Ofcourse in her brother. Chris is a soldier. Even though Claire is not a S.T.A.R.S Member or BSAA Operative. Her brother trained him to act like a Soldier and teach her how to defend herself. Least she learned something. Unlike the others. |
| | | Mass Distraction Admin
MassDistraction Steam : MassDistraction Posts : 13024 Join date : 2009-09-14 Age : 33 Location : Finland
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 3:00 pm | |
| Yes, she learned something. She's got the skills and the knack for survival. I am certainly not underestimating here. When it comes to things like this I try to be as unbiased as I can. This is my objective view on the case. |
| | | RebelliousQueen Government Official
Soulful-Decoder8 Steam : Missy Claire Gaming Posts : 2973 Join date : 2012-02-21 Age : 31 Location : Manila, Philippines
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 3:04 pm | |
| - Mass Distraction wrote:
- Yes, she learned something. She's got the skills and the knack for survival. I am certainly not underestimating here. When it comes to things like this I try to be as unbiased as I can. This is my objective view on the case.
Yes, you are understatimating her. We all know she just a college student like everyone else told here. (I am not afraid of mentioning the names who said that.) So, fine Jill is better than Claire. Always better than her. So why need to put a thread like this. We all know that Jill is gonna win. By the way, Mass I am not mad. I am just upset about this. |
| | | Mass Distraction Admin
MassDistraction Steam : MassDistraction Posts : 13024 Join date : 2009-09-14 Age : 33 Location : Finland
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 3:13 pm | |
| I never said Jill is "better" than Claire. My point just happens to be that Claire's training with Chris, no matter how awesome it might've been, is most likely not comparable to years of military experience. Especially not now when she has focused on protesting in the ranks of TerraSave while Jill is running around the world gaining more experience on every mission she attends to.
I'm not underestimating Claire, for she is pretty formidable and skilled herself. Like I said, I just try to keep realistic.
People can have their own opinion on the poll and vote for themselves. I just like to back up my own statements. |
| | | RebelliousQueen Government Official
Soulful-Decoder8 Steam : Missy Claire Gaming Posts : 2973 Join date : 2012-02-21 Age : 31 Location : Manila, Philippines
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 3:18 pm | |
| - Mass Distraction wrote:
- I never said Jill is "better" than Claire. My point just happens to be that Claire's training with Chris, no matter how awesome it might've been, is most likely not comparable to years of military experience. Especially not now when she has focused on protesting in the ranks of TerraSave while Jill is running around the world gaining more experience on every mission she attends to.
I'm not underestimating Claire, for she is pretty formidable and skilled herself. Like I said, I just try to keep realistic.
People can have their own opinion on the poll and vote for themselves. I just like to back up my own statements. That is my opinion too. This two characters have their own differences. I admit it Jill is more better based on experience and fighting. I know that. I have a free will to say this. |
| | | Methsia Spec Ops Field Unit
Steam : Mez Posts : 2351 Join date : 2010-09-04 Age : 28 Location : Pub
| Subject: Re: Claire VS Jill Mon Mar 05, 2012 4:12 pm | |
| I feel as Claire gets through all the shizz that happened to her by instinct and YES. Training from Chris Bladebladebla. As awesome as her instincts can be, it's just not enough for Jill's overpowered sugar moves. Or something like that.
I'm on a tea cup. |
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