DuracellEnergizer

Neglify said:

Oh is huse a lady?

No, he’s not a she. He’s just an internalized homophobe.

Wagons East (1994) – 4/10

Monsters vs. Aliens (2009) – 7/10

Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco (1996) – 5/10

Raising Arizona (1987) – 9/10

Vincent (1982) – 10/10

Psycho (1960) – 10/10

Psycho II (1983) – 9/10

The Seashell and the Clergyman (1928) – 8/10

Psycho III (1986) – 7/10

Psycho IV: The Beginning (1990) – 8/10

“Crazy” (extended version) – Seal

Tyrphanax said:

I’ve developed a real appreciation for the King of Pop over the past few months. Some of his songs are just incredible. It’s a shame that pop music today isn’t held to this high standard.

This exactly.

It better not have onions or anchovies.

Neglify said:

So what exactly are we discussing?

How to get more female posters to sign up and stick around.

I actually would’ve liked to have seem that symmetrical version of the helmet in ROTS over the biomechanical hydrocephalic abomination they actually went with.

DominicCobb said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

More likely, they lose interest when they find out there aren’t any other women present. I know if I were to join a forum where 100.99% of the posters were women, I’d probably lose interest in posting without anyone to talk guy talk with.

Wait do you think you’re talking guy talk here?

No …

Possessed said:

Man you get way too passionate about superman sometimes.

Change the character to Spider-Man or Green Lantern or Arm Fall Off Boy and I can guarantee my reaction would remain the same.

I react negatively to your positivity.

FLAVORS OF ENTANGLEMENT – ALANIS MORISSETTE

INDIVIDUAL TRACK RATINGS:

• “Citizen of the Planet” – 7/10
• “Underneath” – 6/10
• “Straitjacket” – 5/10
• “Versions of Violence” – 6/10
• “Not as We” – 8/10
• “In Praise of the Vulnerable Man” – 7/10
• “Moratorium” – 6/10
• “Torch” – 6/10
• “Giggling Again for No Reason” – 6/10
• “Tapes” – 7/10
• “Incomplete” – 6/10

TOTAL SCORE: 70/110

HAVOC AND BRIGHT LIGHTS – ALANIS MORISSETTE

INDIVIDUAL TRACK RATINGS:

• “Guardian” – 7/10
• “Woman Down” – 9/10
• “Til You” – 7/10
• “Celebrity” – 8/10
• “Empathy” – 7/10
• “Lens” – 7/10
• “Spiral” – 7/10
• “Numb” – 8/10
• “Havoc” – 7/10
• “Win and Win” – 7/10
• “Receive” – 8/10
• “Edge of Evolution” – 10/10

TOTAL SCORE: 92/120

…

There, I’ve finished revisiting all of Ms. Morissette’s studio albums. Now I can finally move on to other music.

The Room is beyond awesome. Really, it’s beyond all human synonyms.

More likely, they lose interest when they find out there aren’t any other women present. I know if I were to join a forum where 100.99% of the posters were women, I’d probably lose interest in posting without anyone to talk guy talk with.

But … but … but …

*head asplodes*

Yes, unfortunately most of us here at OT.com seem to be male.

There have been a few female posters in the past – one signed up a couple months ago – but they never seem to stick around.

I personally don’t consider 0/10 a valid rating, but YMMV.

yhwx said:

Duracell (he? – Sorry, I don’t like to make assumptions)

I am man, hear me meow.

ZkinandBonez said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

DominicCobb said:

Tobar said:

Lord Haseo said:

I think they handled it pretty well despite the shitty premise. The “duel” would have been less than 10 seconds if it were in film or TV and it sewed the seeds of Vader finding out he had a son. Though he could have found that out some other way such as having looking at Luke through a security recording and seeing his old lightsaber and putting two and two together later on.

Meh, it was awful. Vader’s quest for the pilot who destroyed the Death Star in the original Marvel run was pretty epic. Through multiple issues he hunted down any leads he could find to discover the name of the pilot before he finally succeeded:

Very cool but a bit of a continuity snag in hindsight as Vader’s reaction isn’t quite what it would be considering the revelations of certain film yet to be released at the time.

Well, there is also Dark Horse’s version of how Vader discovered Luke’s identity. In that story, Vader goes into a batshit homicidal panic attack when he learns the news.

I think I prefer Marvel’s original version.

Wait, wasn’t the Marvel comics officially part of the EU even when Dark Horse had the comic licence? So how can there be two versions?

(PS I wasn’t even born on the 70’s, and apart from the slightly off “narration”, I much prefer the Marvel version. Also I hate how the post ROTS Vader always has to throw a tantrum over everything, I much prefer the calmer Vader from the 70’s.)

Back in the '90s, the Marvel Comics weren’t really considered canon within the EU, so aside from a few tiny borrowed elements, they weren’t taken into account when new stories were written. But then came the 2000s, and the anal retentive fanboys took charge of the madhouse.

But I love the goofy frill …

Polandball

And to think people thought the variant covers used in the '90s were ludicrous.

imperialscum said:

I am boring in general.

FTFY

Tyrphanax said:

To be serious for a moment, I actually think that Superman is one of the worst and most boring superheroes ever created.

Bingowings said:

Food is murder.

No wonder Alfred Hitchcock was on the portly side.