Good is momentary, Evil is everlasting. Evil.

Gringotts vs. Azkaban?

 

Well in Gringotts the only two known attempts to break in were succesful, in Azkaban thousands could have tried but only one made it (without outside help) So I would say Azkaban ftw.

Big D's current avie vs The other avie he was trying to set up?

Vs

Third party: Neither?

 

Which other avi were you talking about? This one...


vs.


Edit: Changed it because the Cheerleader!Ginny wouldn't load properly... fucking Ginny.

 

AK pwns the boobs sorry Big D.

I was talking about your sig that you posted in support section.

Messed up the avies and sigs.

Ariana vs Dumbledore.

Assuming both had been/gotten to their prime.

 

Ariana- no other wizard has exploding magic.

Artemis Fowl vs. Harry Potter

 

Original Artemis Fowl with his cold, heartless, calculating mindset or Reformed and plays nice with the Faries Fowl.

Former would pawnt Harry, Latter would undeniably be slaughtered.

Take your pick.

Mermaid of the Sea vs Lorelei of the Land?

 

Lorelei was technically 'of the land'; she'd sit on a rock in the middle of a river and sing 'till people died. Unless the mermaid could do that, Lorelei the Siren would pwn.

Britney Spears vs. Salazar Slytherin?

 

Britney spears with her horrendous voice-magicks. el oh el.

Harry V.s. Raistlin from dragonlance?

 

Britney Spears, she'd get him to be her back-up dancer, Elope mere hours later.

Followed by hours of mediocre sex, once impregnated she would leave him and Salazar wouldn't be able to do jack shit, cuz it's his baby.

Edit: Harry's magic would own.

PC vs. Mac?

 

PC. No question.

Gatorade vs. POWERade?

 

Gatorade. Powerade is nasty.

Me vs. Kolskit?

 

The original Gatorade contained water, sucrose (table sugar) and glucose-fructose syrups, citric acid, sodium chloride (table salt), sodium citrate, monopotassium phosphate, and flavoring/coloring ingredients. Some Gatorade flavorings use brominated vegetable oil to provide stability to the flavor emulsion[3]. Gatorade supplies 127 mg/l of potassium and 464 mg/l of sodium, and 59 g/l of carbohydrates (in the form of sugars). The current (2006) Gatorade panel claims that Gatorade rehydrates athletes better than water because the flavor makes it easier to drink.
A bottle of Gatorade, Fruit Punch flavor.
A bottle of Gatorade, Fruit Punch flavor.

Gatorade also markets an Energy Formula and an Endurance Formula. The Energy Formula was introduced in 2000 and contains more monosaccharides and carbohydrates for quick available energy needed during athletic competition. As a result, this formula is sweeter than regular Gatorade. It comes in 12-fluid ounce plastic bottles in the U.S. The Endurance Formula, introduced in 2004, contains more of the electrolytes (such as calcium and magnesium) than the typical Gatorade formula. The additional electrolytes replenish what the body sweats out during extended periods of physical exertion, especially in hot weather. Because of this, the Endurance Formula tastes saltier than original Gatorade.

In 2000, Gatorade introduced Propel Fitness drink. Propel Fitness Water is sweetened with sucrose syrup, sucralose and acesulfame potassium. Propel has the same electrolytes as Gatorade, along with some vitamins, which makes it similar to Vitamin Water. Propel Fitness Water with Calcium was introduced in 2006. Also, in 2006, Gatorade introduced its Rain flavor line, which features a lighter, watery taste similar to its Propel line but which comes in the bottle size and shape as the original Gatorade.

Gatorade revealed the Gatorade line Energy Bar in 1999. This energy bar was Gatorade's first foray into solid foods, and was introduced to compete with PowerBar and Clif Bar. Gatorade Energy Bars contain a large proportion of protein in addition to its carbohydrates. The bar is mainly made up of puffed grains and corn syrup, common components of energy bars. Gatorade is meant to rehydrate one's essential loss of water through their body as a result of amino acid sweat.

Since Gatorade contains no caffeine and normal amounts of sugar, it provides energy while it does not keep one up at night.

Flavours:
By introduction year

1969

* Lemon Lime (yellow-green)
] 1973

* Orange (orange, possibly inspired by the Gater's Orange Bowl win.)

1983

* Fruit Punch (red)

1993

* Iced Tea Cooler (brown, discontinued in 1995)

1997

* Frost Glacier Freeze (light blue)
* Frost Riptide Rush (purple)
* Frost Alpine Snow (white, discontinued.)
* Frost Whitewater Splash (green, discontinued)
* Frost Clear Melon (colorless, discontinued)
* Lemon Ice (colorless, discontinued)

1999

* Fierce Lime (green, discontinued)
* Fierce Melon (orange)
* Fierce Berry (red, discontinued)
* Fierce Grape (dark blue-violet)
* Midnight Thunder (black, discontinued)

2001

* Passion Fruit (pink, discontinued)
* Starfruit (light green, discontinued)
* Frost High Tide (green, discontinued)

2002

* Strawberry Ice (colorless, discontinued)
* Lime Ice (colorless, discontinued)
* Orange Ice (colorless, discontinued)
* Frost Cascade Crash [blue]

2003

* Cool Blue (blue)
* Extremo Tropical Intenso (red)
* Extremo Citrico Vibrante (yellow, discontinued)
* Extremo Mango Electrico (orange)
* Watermelon Ice (colorless)
* Berry Citrus (red, discontinued)
* Fierce Strawberry (dark pink)

2004

* ESPN the Flavor (red, discontinued)
* X-Factor Fruit Punch + Berry (red)
* X-Factor Orange + Tropical Fruit (red-orange)
* X-Factor Lemon-lime + Strawberry (yellow-green)

2005

* Lemonade (light yellow)
* Raspberry Lemonade (very light pink)
* Strawberry Lemonade (pink)
* All-Stars Grape (dark blue-violet, discontinued)
* All-Stars Lemon-Lime (yellow)
* All-Stars Berry (blue)
* All-Stars Strawberry (red)
* Cooler Orange (orange, limited edition, discontinued)

2006

* Berry Rain (light purple)
* Lime Rain (light green)
* Tangerine Rain (light orange)

* Fierce Wild Berry (blue)

2007

* Strawberry Kiwi Rain (pink)
* Tropical Mango A.M.
* Orange Strawberry A.M.
* Cran Raspberry A.M.
* Super Bowl Berry (deep red, limited edition)
* NBA Cherry Orange
* Cherry Rain (light red)

Year unknown

* All-Stars Ice Punch (colorless)
* All-Stars Tropical Punch (orange, discontinued)
* Gatorade Smoothies (Orange, Fruit Punch, Mango, Strawberry)
* Citrus Cooler (Yellow-orange) (4th flavor, introduced during the 1980s after fruit punch; gained popularity as Michael Jordan's preferred flavor). Per Gatorade's website, this flavor now has limited US distribution.
* Strawberry Kiwi (pink)
* Cherry Rush (Deep Red, Discontinued)
* Cherry Lime (pink , Discontinued )

By flavor group

Original

* Lemon-Lime
* Fruit Punch
* Orange
* Cool Blue
* Berry
* Ice Punch
* Guava

A.M.

* Orange-Strawberry
* Tropical-Mango
* Cran Raspberry
Rain

* Berry
* Lime
* Tangerine
* Cherry
* Strawberry Kiwi
* Watermelon

Fierce

* Wild Berry
* Grape
* Melon
* Strawberry
Lemonade

* Lemonade
* Pink Lemonade
* Raspberry Lemonade

X-Factor

* Lemon-Lime + Strawberry
* Fruit Punch + Berry
* Orange + Tropical Fruit
Frost

* Glacier Freeze
* Riptide Rush
* Cascade Crash
Xtremo

* Mango Electrico [1]
* Tropical Intenso

Ice

* Strawberry
* Lemon
* Lime
* Orange
* Watermelon

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Powerade:

Powerade (or POWERADE, as stylized on logos) is a sports drink by The Coca-Cola Company and currently number two in the sports drink market worldwide. It was first introduced in 1988, starting in soda fountains. By 1992 the beverage was launched nationally in the United States. POWERADE's primary competitor is Gatorade. POWERADE has grown to take about 16 percent of the United States market in its category. Gatorade remains the market leader with about 83 percent market share.
Contents


Ingredients:

* Water
* High fructose corn syrup
* Citric Acid
* Salt
* Potassium citrate
* Sucralose
* Sodium Citrate
* Malic Acid
* Potassium phosphate
* Vitamin B6
* Vitamin B12

Nutrition Facts:

* Serving size: 8 fl oz
* Total fat: 0
* Sodium: 55mg
* Potassium: 30-35mg
* Protein: 0g
* Niacin: 10%
* Vitamin B6: 10%
* Vitamin B12: 10%


It comes in many flavors, including:

* Mountain Blast (Berry flavored, Bright blue in color)
* Lemon-Lime (Lemon-lime flavored, Greenish-Yellow in color)
* Fruit Punch (Fruit Punch Flavored, Bright red in color)
* Orange Burst (Orange flavored, Orange in color)
* Black Cherry Lime (Black Cherry & Lime flavored, Dark green in color)
* Jagged Ice (Blackberry and Raspberry flavored, Deep Dark Purple in color, much darker than Grape)
* Arctic Shatter (cherry, peach, and guava flavored, Frosty white in color)
* Green Squall (Kiwi, Melon, & Pineapple flavored, Bright neon green in color)
* Mango (Mango flavored, Light orange in kolor)
* Strawberry Melon (Strawberry and Melon Flavored, Reddish-Orange in color)
* Grape (Grape flavored, Dark purple in color)

International flavors:

* Berry ice (Australia & New Zealand, Bright red in color)
* Solar Flare (Orange & Tangerine flavored, orange in color)
* Mr. Netteberg Rush (red fruit punch)

In Canada there are a few other flavors available, including:

* Ice Berry Wave (White Grape and Strawberry in flavor, Clear in color)
* Solar Flare (Orange & Tangerine flavored, orange in color)
* Green Squall (Pineapple & Melon flavored, Bright neon green in color)
* Berry Blitz (Berry flavored, Bright blue in color)
* Cherry Shock (Cherry flavored, Dark Red in color)

In Europe there are a few other flavors available, including:

* Forest Force
* Citrus Charge
* Ice Storm
* Wild Cherry
* Wild Berries
* Gold (Grapefruit-Lemon flavored) - Released during the 2004 Olympics under the name Gold Medal

In New Zealand flavours also include:

* Full Eighty (green coloured)- released to coincide with the launch of the Super 14 international rugby competition.
* Silver Charge (light-gray coloured) - released in support of the All Blacks rugby team

In Australia flavours also include:

* Gold Rush (Mango flavour that coincides with the Australia national rugby union team).
* Socceroo Strike (Grapefruit flavour complete with a green and gold sipper cap in support of the Australian Soccer team the Socceroos)
* Artic Lime (50% less calories)

In Mexico flavors also include:

* Green Apple (green colored)- released as a limited edition during the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea-Japan, but returned in 2003 as a permanent flavor.
* Grapefruit (pink-colored).
* Lemonade (gray-colored).
* Mango Citrico - citrus with mango.
* Pasión Azteca - Kiwi fruit flavor limited edition - released in support of the Mexico national soccer team.
* Light Lemon. - diet
* Light Cherry. - diet
* Light Strawberry. - diet
Discontinued Flavors

* Tidal Burst ("Blend of Sour Fruit Flavors," Teal in color)
* Infrared Freeze (Fruit and Orange Flavored, Dark orange-red in color)
* Black Bust (Blend of black licorice and mango, Black in color)
* Matrix Green (Marketing tie-in to The Matrix and its sequels)
* Maracuya (Mexico) - 2004 Olympic Games limited edition
* ¡Gol! (Mexico) - Kiwi fruit flavor - conmemorating the release of the film Goal! in 2005
* Tricolor (Mexico) - green grape flavor, light-green colored - released in support of the Mexico national soccer team.

Option Flavors

* Black Cherry
* Lemon
* Strawberry
* Grape


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Wikipedia is powerful.

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I think comparing those two is like comparing an apple and an orange. You could but its all subjective.

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Good game btw.

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Kolskit would win.

 

Wow dude you took it too far. Way too far.

Fry from Futurama or Peter Griffin?

 

EDIT I didn't refresh. I don't watch Futurama, but I can't imagine Peter Griffin winning anything, so Fry.

I just want to say that xcel is very very special.


Voldemort vs. Barney the Purple Dinosaur?

 

Barney...

Coke vs Pepsi?

 

Dr. pepper, hands down.

Yes I know that's not what was stated but still.

Abracadabra vs Avada Kedavra?

 

Allakazam. Because I can play this game too, idiot.

Jesus or Buddha?

 

Too late, missed Nobody's post.

Buddha. Jesus was an over-hyped magician of some sort.

Shogi vs Chess?

 

Chess. IT MAKES YOU A WAR STRATEGIST!!!!1!!1!!!!one!11!!!!!

Caturday vs. Every other day?

 

Caturday, though I think you missed the point of my previous post. The games are effectively the same thing, really.

Magic: The Gathering vs Yu-Gi-Oh! ?