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Why was Fibonacci 3 afraid of Fibonacci 5?
 
Because 5, 8, 13.

I got a dog that used to belong to a blacksmith.
As soon as I got him home, he made a bolt for the door.

I got a dog that used to belong to a blacksmith.
As soon as I got him home, he made a bolt for the door.

Shaka, when the walls fell.

The Coolies release a record called Dig.
Their second album was called Doug.
 
The liner notes said, "If you dug Dig, you'll dig Doug."
 

With MXYZPTLK wearing an “I am Groot” t-shirt. 

My wife said I never buy her roses.
 
I didn't even know she sold roses.
 
 

My wife said I never buy her roses.
 
I didn't even know she sold roses.
 
 

My wife said I never buy her roses.
 
I didn't even know she sold roses.
 
 

Son: "Dad, do trees poop?"
 
Dad: "Sure. Where do you think #2 pencils come from?"

What kind of cell phone reception do astronauts get on the moon?
 
1/6th of a G.

Quoth Jessica Gao:
 
"The Jon Byrne comic run was the one that made me fall in love with this character in the first place. What was so great about that run was that it was so fun and light. There was this great levity to it that you weren't used to if you read a lot of superhero comics, because, you know most superhero comics are very action-oriented, very dramatic, a lot of them tend to get heavy. It's a lot of serious men dealing with serious issues. This run of She-Hulk comics was such a breath of fresh air to have this fun, irreverent, female-forward comic about this woman who, even if she was dealing with saving the city or saving the universe, she was doing it with this lightness to her."
 
And it does seem that it's taken a cue from the Byrne run. It may not have had the best execution, but she's saying she read the comics, and I don't see any reason not to believe her.
 
I didn't think it was great, but it was OK enough that I'd like to see a second season, but with a little more oversight from someone who understands how to structure a show, and less of an agenda of "well, let's make fun of the guys who don't like female superheroes." It'd be interesting to see something, even from the same crew, with more focus on story and less on sticking it to the haters. Let 'em hate. Make a good show. You can make a good show exploring women's issues without it being a dialog with the most toxic part of your fan base.

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Under the spoiler JUST in case...
 
 

She-Hulk: The S1 finale was just wonderful, at least from the perspective of this John Byrne era She-Hulk fan. I loved it and I hope there's a second season someday.

I went to a silent auction last night. I came home with a dog whistle and two mimes.