Shadow Hawk

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Pinball Wizard of Oz A baseball player travels thru time... A Damn Yankee in King Aurther's Court

Re: Order of the Stick I have a "what is Redcloak up to" thought... he states he's glad the spy is dead, because he would rather not kill the spy himself... why does he need to kill the spy? Is he hiding something from Xykon? He's got the goblin nation he wanted, but if Xykon gets his thingie back he may feel the need to move on... or Sorry, too many thoughts, not enough time.

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Re: "Neat" Pictures "While Dave did remember his camera, he forgot his parachute."

Re: Power Time! So, I'm small arms proof, can fly at a sprinting pace, can lift 4x as much, can heal from wounds quickly, am supersmart, and picked up a nut allergy... Assuming I know all this, and don't have to find out abrubtly ("No one could have survived that!"), then I think I would use my new supersmarts to figure out how to solve my money problem (All I ask is for enough money to prove that money can't buy happiness... "I guess I'll have to rent!"), then I think I'll either try to cure cancer OR fund people so they can cure cancer.

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares My Little Ponygirl

Re: Robocop vs Terminator And I apologize, my work internet connection won't let me make paragraph breaks, or edit the post, or quote people... may be time to restart the computer.

Re: Robocop vs Terminator Wouldn't that depend on circumstances?Does Skynet start WWIII, Robocop survives and helps defend humanity? In this case, the Terminator gets access to all the cool weaponry, and Robocop is at a severe disadvantage.ORSkynet sends a Terminator back in time to kill someone, ending up in Detroit, where Robocop attempts to stop it's murder spree? In THIS case, Robocop has access to all the resources of DPD, and the Terminator is limited to what it can scrounge. Advantage, Robocop.(OK, let's put a Terminator against a Mk XXXVI Bolo... ok, that didn't take long. Let's put Skynet and all it's resources against a Mk XXXVI Bolo... ok, that didn't take much longer.)

Re: "Neat" Pictures Aren't you supposed to inform security about unattended luggage? (old terrorism trick, walk into a airport with a bomb in a suitcase, drop of the suitcase and walk away. So, notify security if you see a suitcase or package just sitting there.)

Re: "Neat" Pictures Venus has been unfaithful again, and Vulcan is at his forge working out his anger.

Re: Destroy Your Geek Cred!! I don't like Dr. Who. I've never watched Babylon 5. I didn't like the Battlestar reboot, although I loved the original. I hate 2nd edition DnD. I don't play console games. I don't like The Game of Thrones. I don't like Mountain Dew. Or Dr. Pepper (carbonated prune juice). And I'm not done.

Re: "Neat" Pictures I shall stick with my staff of many magic missiles, called by the Elves "Browning Automatic Rifle". I got it from a elf named Amy Surplus.

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Re: Bronze Age Champions Yes, I would be interested. But three online games already, dude!

Re: "Neat" Pictures hehehe

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Re: Bronze Age Champions It's hard to say when the silver age ended/bronze age began, because unlike the end of the golden age there wasn't a hard and fast line. (The golden age ended with the senate hearing on "Seduction of the Innocent", especially William Gaines testimony.) In the golden age, superheroes were vigilantes operating outside the law. Villians often died due to the heroes actions (not directly, but indirectly. Two-Face died because Batman chased him to the top of a drive in movie screen, and Two-Face slipped off, catching his neck on a telephone wire.) Law enforcement was seen as ineffective, or even corrupt. In the silver age, superheroes worked alongside the law. The police commissioner had a private phone line to Batman! Law enforcement and government in general were effective, only needing assistance for unusual or superhuman criminals. The bronze age, superheroes became more independent, thier private lives became more important, police and U.S. government could be wrong or even the villians, the companies started ignoring the CCA... as others pointed out, some of these elements started appearing with Spider-Man in 1962. But it wasn't a hard line. You can't point to one event and say "Here's the border".

Re: And now, for your daily dose of cute... Five cents please.

Re: X Ray-ted Vision Shadow Hawk would not. As a metahuman operative for a secret government agency, it would be a bad idea. (and who would want to see photos of a man whose main power is invisibility? "Here's a photo of Shadow Hawk in front of the Eifel Tower totally nude! At least he told us he was nude, since you can't see him in the picture...") Goliath has the mentality of a three year old. So, no. El Mago wouldn't, because he's a nobleman and that sort of thing isn't done. Thunderbolt! would think about it... if there was some way to prevent his mom from finding out... The Eagle would. He'd even be flattered. The question would become what would his long-term girlfriend do when she found out... Dayfyd Till would not pose nude, but might do a 'beefcake' spread for the Alliance. Especially if he was just told they were taking his photo while working.

Re: And now, for your daily dose of cute... Just so long as they aren't playing psychiatrist.

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Speed Racer The bus has a bomb on board that will go off if they ever slow down below 55mph. Luckily, the world's greatest race car driver is on board! Thank God it's Friday the 13th A murderer stalks the disco, but it's still better than being at work. Office Space: Above and Beyond 'Excuse me, but I think that's my starfighter. Excuse me."

Re: And now, for your daily dose of cute... Don't let him play football with the girl next door.

Re: Adult Entertainment Shadow Hawk would do it, but since his main power is invisibility...

Re: Adult Entertainment "Un-Caped" comes to mind.

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares You would pay money to see Mt. Dew snorted up nose? Brokeback Mountain Dew "I wish I could quit you... but I have a caffiene addiction." At the Reefer Mountains of Madness "Dude, C'thulu... giggle."