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I’ve never seen any of the films discussed in this thread, but I can confidently say you’re all wrong.
fup yur.
What do you look for in a friend?
I’ve kept my eye on this question for awhile now and I’m really surprised that so few people have answered it seriously.
In my defense, I’ve never had a close friend, and no casual friends since high school, so it’s not a question I could seriously answer.
Well I consider you an internet friend. Does that count for anything?
We’re all just catfish, dontcha know?
Sometimes I put my foot in my mouth.
I hope no one took the post above the wrong way; I was strictly speaking of off-line friends. I do consider most of you guys my friends.
Yeah, the comic ages go in this order:
Course, I’m not a fan of that “Modern Age” designation; it’s too broad. I prefer breaking it up thusly:
I think that Revenge of the Nerds scene is far worse. At least there’s something complex going on with Rhett and O’Hara.
Oh, no doubt about it.
/thread
No.
I prefer the Bronze Age. Strong continuity, mature storytelling, but not inaccessible and full of grimdark deconstructionist bullshit.
This scene from Gone With the Wind…
That reminds me of this scene from Revenge of the Nerds.
How many times has DC rebooted it’s universe?
The ones I can think of:
Crisis on infinite earths
Zero hour
Final Crisis?
New 52
Rebirth
Showcase #4 (Also, Rebirth isn’t technically a reboot, but eh, semantics really).
Why isn’t it a reboot?
A reboot, at least how I see it, is a universal restart of continuity. Rebirth was just a retcon of some elements of the previous reboot (almost entirely undid the reboot for the Superman books, but for, say, Flash, they just re-introduced some characters previously rebooted out of existence).
By that standard, Zero Hour isn’t a reboot, either.
I stand by it, then, though I haven’t read that one so idk.
Zero Hour was basically DC’s attempt to debug the post-Crisis continuity. From what I’ve read, it didn’t work.
ain’t life embiggening.
What do you look for in a friend?
I’ve kept my eye on this question for awhile now and I’m really surprised that so few people have answered it seriously.
In my defense, I’ve never had a close friend, and no casual friends since high school, so it’s not a question I could seriously answer.
Well I consider you an internet friend. Does that count for anything?
We’re all just catfish, dontcha know?
Don’t say that. You’re all koi in my eyes.
What do you look for in a friend?
I’ve kept my eye on this question for awhile now and I’m really surprised that so few people have answered it seriously.
In my defense, I’ve never had a close friend, and no casual friends since high school, so it’s not a question I could seriously answer.
Well I consider you an internet friend. Does that count for anything?
Oh, it certainly does.
How many times has DC rebooted it’s universe?
The ones I can think of:
Crisis on infinite earths
Zero hour
Final Crisis?
New 52
Rebirth
Showcase #4 (Also, Rebirth isn’t technically a reboot, but eh, semantics really).
Why isn’t it a reboot?
A reboot, at least how I see it, is a universal restart of continuity. Rebirth was just a retcon of some elements of the previous reboot (almost entirely undid the reboot for the Superman books, but for, say, Flash, they just re-introduced some characters previously rebooted out of existence).
By that standard, Zero Hour isn’t a reboot, either.
They all suck, though, reboot or not.
than a doornail.
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Goddamn watermark, though.
also liked dooku’s blue bkade
The blue blade is good, too. 😉
Thumbs up from me.
This scene from Session 9:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUJ8dnEF3Cw
It’s one of, if not the best, scene in the entire movie, though, so I would never choose to do without it.
What do you look for in a friend?
I’ve kept my eye on this question for awhile now and I’m really surprised that so few people have answered it seriously.
In my defense, I’ve never had a close friend, and no casual friends since high school, so it’s not a question I could seriously answer.
I don’t think that the positives from believing in something without evidence are worth it.
I have found soft evidence for the divine in bouts of synchronicity, in the depth of thought in spirituality and philosophy, and in the universal aspects of morality. I don’t expect my subjective experiences/analyses to win over anyone beyond myself — especially not the committed empiricist — but it’s enough for me to make a leap to faith.
pickled in brine.
I tried.
I don’t want to buy a copy of the se, new or used.
Then dumpster-dive or stop complaining.
This discussion makes me want to drink, and I’m not talkin’ water.
This entire conversation is silly.
+10
And before I officially bow out from this thread for all time, I thought I’d share this article, which I agree with 100.100%:
Down came Darth
