Real-Life Super-Heroes

[Armitage]

And I use the term very loosely.

The Justice Society of Justice. Indianapolis, Indiana.


Interviews with Mr. Silent and Doktor DiscorD.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/co...g&article=2360
http://www.comicbookresources.com/co...g&article=2366

And their MySpace pages.
http://www.myspace.com/deaconaeon
http://www.myspace.com/doktordiscord

Ignoring the fact that they're super-heroes with MySpace pages...

Doktor DiscorD really bugs me with the whole "I'm Kewl. You can tell because I can't spell."

"cops are [expletive]s. no one likes you when you're a cop. they drive around with a superiority complex, getting fat on public funds and usually harass people who've done absolutely nothing besides being black, being young, and having fun"
Good way to cultivate a positive relationship with the authorities.

"We also don’t concern ourselves with drugs."
Translation: We don't want to annoy our dealer.

[Starwolf]

Ok, this is just disturbing.....

[Lucius]

I live in Indianapolis and I never heard of these people.

Lucius Alexander

The palindromedary points out that most people in Indianapolis have never heard of Lucius Alexander

[Egyptoid]

I have a feeling Dr.Silent doesnt use his powers to reduce verbiage on himself.

[wcw43921]

The Wikipedia entry for "real-life superhero," if anyone's interested.

[AdamLeisemann]

Well, so long as they aren't hurting anybody, they can keep their insanity. I have a friend online who literally beleives that he is a split spirit, a human on earth and an omnipotent toon fox in another dimension. He's harmless, but has quite a fun twist on things. So, I think crazy are fine as long as they're harmless. But that's this person's shave-and-a-haircut's worth. ^.^