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Re: Ctrl+V A passing familiarity with "Green Arrow: Year One" (OK, technically there were bad guys and there were their enslaved victims, but the slaves weren't going to get him off the island.)

Re: Public vs. Secret Identity The Geezer Bandit begs to disagree. http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/Geezer-Bandit-Three-Year-Anniversary-Crime-Spree-FBI--164891286.html

Re: Ctrl+V http://drudgeretort.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/sandusky_embed1-460x307.jpg

Re: Public vs. Secret Identity

Re: Fantasy Race Bloat?

Re: What "Pulp" have you read lately ?

Re: What "Pulp" have you read lately ? I just read the first two Fu Manchu books. The mixture of xenophobia and xenophilia is quite bizarre. Also Smith and Petrie are bumbling goons who constantly need Karamaneh to bail them out of jams.

Re: Fantasy Race Bloat?

Re: Fantasy Race Bloat?

Re: Fantasy Race Bloat?

Re: Fantasy Race Bloat?

Re: Evil

Re: The Twelve (If you can think of a better name go forit) GURPS called that idea "The Deadly Dozen". And of course pointed out that they rarely had a full roster.

Re: Evil Qualities of personality inimical to the happiness and safety of other people.

Re: Ctrl+V On 9/27/2012 2:41 PM, Obveeus wrote:> "anim8rFSK" wrote: >> >> Also the dead dad says IT WILL NEVER TURN BACK ON at the beginning of >> every episode ... > > > Monroe (the militia leader who wants the power back on) knew of him (dead > dad) as one of only two people who could get the power to turn back on, so > he had him killed. No, his flunky screwed up. Now, Monroe has all his eggs in the basket marked: > actual scientist told his dipwad military brother how everything works. > > No he doesn't. He also has the mom who was also working on the project. On 9/27/2012 2:41 PM, Obveeus wrote:> "anim8rFSK" wrote: >> >> Also the dead dad says IT WILL NEVER TURN BACK ON at the beginning of >> every episode ... > > > Monroe (the militia leader who wants the power back on) knew of him (dead > dad) as one of only two people who could get the power to turn back on, so > he had him killed. No, his flunky screwed up. Now, Monroe has all his eggs in the basket marked: > actual scientist told his dipwad military brother how everything works. > > No he doesn't. He also has the mom who was also working on the project.

Re: And Now for Something Slightly Different: Mis-Spelled and Reimagined Supers Speedoman runs so fast that only his indestructible shorts... The Flesh is...profoundly disgusting. Hack-Man and Hack-Woman fight crime...by intruding on its computer systems. Green Error. A berserk robot easily spotted in the darkness thanks to its flashing green light.

Re: Is Speed underpriced?

Re: Why Your Heroes Shouldn't Kill I'm missing the point too. The Watchmen characters were nasty from the start.

Re: Ctrl+V Yup. But let's face it, it's not like the consequences are all that catastrophic most of the time.

Re: You Don't Have to be Crazy to be a Superhero, but it Helps! I remember the time Kitty Pryde was looking out at the crowd of demonstrators and complaining about the mutant-haters, until someone told her that was a pro-mutant demonstration. She couldn't make out the signs because her contacts were out. And the time Magneto was frustrated by the human construction worker who (not knowing who he was) was saying "Well I figure mutants are like anyone else. There's some good and some bad..." And the time Chamber found himself dating a starlet (even though he had no mouth) because mutants had become trendy and she wanted the coverage to boost her career. And the time in Marvels when the reporter hid a (very obviously freaky) mutant little girl in his basement to protect her from rioters. Heres a picture of her

Re: New Math suggests that Warp Drive may actually be possible But it doesn't deal with the real problem which is getting even a single gram of negative mass, much less five hundred kilograms.

Re: New Math suggests that Warp Drive may actually be possible Well no, it suggests it could be done more cheaply if it was possible.

Re: looking for non-Causasian pulp roles Karamaneh, Fu Manchu's Egyptian slave/agent who repeatedly rescues Petrie and Smith in The Insidious Doctor Fu Manchu could be a heroine in her own right. She certainly saves the heros far more than they save her. She's sneaky, resourceful, hot, brave, intelligent and hot. About the only thing she lacks is the ability to fight her way out of a paper bag.

Re: Potential Campaign Cocept New Movie: "Hansel And Gretel: Witch Hunters"

Re: "Neat" Pictures Guinan didn't wear a uniform.