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Here's some Bad Guys for your Shadow/Spider/Black Bat emulators to contend against--

The outfits of the people being threatened put this, I think, in the
late Forties/early Fifties--but I can't see why someone couldn't use
this in the pre-World War II America.

The salesman at the furniture store told me, “This sofa will seat 5 people without any problems".
 
I said, “Where the hell am I going to find 5 people without any problems?”

That can’t be true because....”In space, no one can hear you theme”.
 
 
   I’m way too proud of that.

Lady P and I celebrate the Fourth of July because that's the day we met.
 

 

I fly a flag in the summer.  You aren't suppose to fly the stars and stripes in the dark, and only in the summer is it already light by the time that I have to leave for work.
 
As for the politics and the meaning of the flag, I refuse to cede either my country or the flag that represents it to racist and fascist.

Capitol Riot Defendants Receiving History Lessons From Their Attorney

I fly both a Canadian and American flag and "properly" at that. I'm not particularly patriotic to either Canada or the USA, it's just something I do because several of my significant others are American and I always thought it respectful that I cared about them as I do my fellow Canucks.

Doomsday Scenarios, Anyone?

Doomsday Scenarios, Anyone?

Doomsday Scenarios, Anyone?

Yes, and I celebrate the 4th of July. It’s a special day in my household, and I feel the patriotism deeply. Just finished watching fireworks in Old Sacramento, because the majority of them were canceled over in Napa and the nearby areas.

Swap out the propeller for a turbojet engine, and you've got yourself a superhero's ride.
 
 

"There are no words in English that have all vowels in alphabetical order," he said facetiously.

The figures are Bob and Doug Mackenzie, who originated in a Second City TV (SCTV sketch) about two brothers who had their own Public Access TV show called The Great White North.  It was supposed to be devoted to all things Canadian, but it was mostly devoted to them drinking beer, frying back bacon, and saying "Good Day, Eh?" and "Take Off, Hoser!" all the time.  It was ridiculously popular for its time (the Eighties) and spawned a movie (Strange Brew) and may have even been the inspiration for the Wayne's World SNL sketches.
 
 
Hope that helps.