DuracellEnergizer

My current collection of CDs:

• Bryan Adams: Reckless; Waking Up the Neighbours
• Tracy Chapman: Tracy Chapman
• Peter Gabriel: Shaking the Tree
• Genesis: Genesis; Invisible Touch
• Hootie & the Blowfish: Cracked Rear View; Fairweather Johnson
• Matthew Good Band: Beautiful Midnight
• Michael Jackson: Thriller
• Alanis Morissette: Alanis
• Tom Petty and the Hearbreakers: Anthology Through the Years
• The Police: Synchronicity
• Toad the Wet Sprocket: Fear
• John Williams: Return of the Jedi Special Edition soundtrack

I’m not going to bother posting anymore lists of the burnt CDs I have and have deleted the ones I did post.

I bought a pristine, polybagged copy of this comic today for $10. It was worth every non-circulating Canadian penny.

A perfect example of why Peter O’Toole is one of my favourite actors.

It’s a distinct probability.

darthrush said:

LuckyGungan2001 said:

X-Men (2000) - 6/10

Most characters are criminally underdeveloped, especially Cyclops, the action scenes are mostly lacking (apart from a very fun sequence involving Toad), and it tries to be overly gritty even though the premise is ludicrous. The CGI has dated considerably as well. But that being said, I love the relationship between Wolverine and Rogue, and between Charles and Erik. I liked most of the movie, so I guess that’s enough to recommend it.

Someone shares my opinion haha! Overall I found X-Men to be pretty subpar, X2 was alright, X3 was awful, both wolverine movies weren’t much, first class is my favorite so far (still not amazing) and Days of future past was alright.

Iv just never been a big fan of this franchise.

I’m even harsher on it than you.

Earwigs – earwigs everywhere.

Two Superman serials and five out of the six seasons of The Adventures of Superman, actually.

I’m so vain. I probably thought that song was about me.

What they said.

Earl said:

imperialscum said:

You do not argue with imperialscum. You oppose the truth.

That sounds like something a dictator would say in real life.
I’d admit, it would make great propaganda though.

Amusingly enough, I can’t help but read it in General Krull’s voice.

yhwx said:

Humans are so predictable. I’m sure if you looked back through each of our post history, you would find a lot of similarities in sentence structure, opinions, styles, etc…

I recognize it in my own writing. To be honest, I get sick of the monotony of my word and phrase choices.

[JEDIT]

My use of “to be honest” above is a perfect example.

Eh, I think I’ll just remove the image altogether.

lawl

Yay, the ultra-conservative, fundamentalist, conspiracy theorist returns.

TV’s Frink said:

moviefreakedmind said:

Yep, whiny brats who bitch about comic books that they’ve never read are privileged as all hell.

Why would I read that garbage? I’m an adult.

I didn’t think it was possible, but I’ve reached my limit with you. I used to think impscum was bad, but you’ve reached the point where you’ve justified everything he’s ever said of you.

You’re a bully – better than Darth Id, perhaps, but still a damned bully – and from this moment on, I’m not going to read a single post you make ever again.

Enjoy living in that small, Frink-centric universe of yours.

TV’s Frink said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

I think this is about as good a time as any to reiterate that I, personally, am not fond of highly sexualized images of women in comic books. Since the '80s/'90s, comic book women have become more and more “idealized” by the artists who draw them, all the way to the point where most of them look and dress like anorexic strippers with fake tits. I wish this would end, that superheroines/supervillainesses would be drawn with more diverse/realistic body types. If I were a comic book artist, I assure you this is what I would do.

But if anyone criticizes me – or anyone else here – of misogyny for posting a drawing of a woman – not because we like the way her body is drawn, but because we like the clothing she is wearing – I’m going to tell them to take their self-righteous, condescending bullshit and go straight to the Ninth Circle of Hell.

Lol, she wasn’t wearing clothing! She was a purple nude sticking her “titties and ass” out.

Yeah, continue your condescending missing-the-forest-for-the-trees schtick.

Read Dante’s Inferno.

I think this is about as good a time as any to reiterate that I, personally, am not fond of highly sexualized images of women in comic books. Since the '80s/'90s, comic book women have become more and more “idealized” by the artists who draw them, all the way to the point where most of them look and dress like anorexic strippers with fake tits. I wish this would end, that superheroines/supervillainesses would be drawn with more diverse/realistic body types. If I were a comic book artist, I assure you this is what I would do.

But if anyone criticizes me – or anyone else here – of misogyny for posting a drawing of a woman – not because we like the way her body is drawn, but because we like the clothing she is wearing – I’m going to tell them to take their self-righteous, condescending bullshit and go straight to the Ninth Circle of Hell.

yhwx said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

Maybe I should have grabbed a woman’s ass. If I’m gonna get criticized for my actions, at least it should be for actions that are actually worthy of criticism.

Please do not do that.

*sigh* I wasn’t planning on it. I’m too introverted to make the attempt, anyway.

Maybe I should have grabbed a woman’s ass. If I’m gonna get called a misogynist, at least it should be for actions that are actually misogynistic, not for posting a goddamn image of Catwoman.

yhwx said:

Slanderous? I think not.

You’re right, it’s not slander.

Slander is spoken. In print it’s libel.

And one of the archaeological mysteries of the world is finally solved.

Neglify said:

Real taco is way cheaper

MISOGYNIST!!!

and tastes better.

Oh … well, in that case …

Empowering misogynist?

And all this time I thought Frink held the monopoly on stale, played-out jokes.

Yeah, he gave ROTS 3.5/4, but gave Stargate only a 1.

This right here is why I don’t trust the man’s opinions on anything.