> we have never seen him eat.
>
> never seen him dance.
>
> never heard him laugh.
>
> this is all getting a bit unrealistic now.
>
> it was believable at first when he was just a guy who lived in a metal suit. but this?
>
> johnsons invincibility was more convicning, although fataly confusing to one unfortunate toddler.
> > Remember that US soldier that killed innocent people in Afghanistan? Being in war for too long has its effects.
>
> Ummm no. Why are you even comparing the two?..
He never laughs because war made him superbly serious. But I think OP is trolling.
> we have never seen him eat.
>
> <mark>never seen him dance.</mark>
>
> never heard him laugh.
>
> this is all getting a bit unrealistic now.
>
> it was believable at first when he was just a guy who lived in a metal suit. but this?
>
> johnsons invincibility was more convicning, although fataly confusing to one unfortunate toddler.
> > > Remember that US soldier that killed innocent people in Afghanistan? Being in war for too long has its effects.
> >
> > Ummm no. Why are you even comparing the two?..
>
> He never laughs because war made him superbly serious. <mark>But I think OP is trolling.</mark>
> we have never seen him eat.
>
> never seen him dance.
>
> never heard him laugh.
>
> this is all getting a bit unrealistic now.
>
> it was believable at first when he was just a guy who lived in a metal suit. but this?
>
> johnsons invincibility was more convicning, although fataly confusing to one unfortunate toddler.
I don’t think you understand the concept of Chief being a soldier throughout his entire life.
Showing him eat may be hard to do or look dumb without showing his face.
Spartans don’t dance, and the -Yoink- that’s about to go down on Requim, is no laughing matter.
Yeah, you can hear other Spartans luaghing. . . Noble Six, Carter. . . Kat