Recent content by Phil the Nervous

They don't even have to have something illegal- saving a word document on a government computer counts as modifying files. Hell- if someone have wireless access to your smartphone they can upload illegal files to it and change the date modified. What the FBI's asking for here is the ability to...

That does make perfect sense, Have fun! :D

Sorry friend, I have no idea what a TPB is, but it's definitely old enough to be available online! They were around during Civil War, after all.

Not at all. The ORIGINAL Marvel Captain Marvel (Kree Mar-vell) was a hero from 1967. Last time I saw him was in Osborn's Thunderbolts. Danvers is recent. (Also Monica quit the avengers and heads a superteam called Nextwave. It's ****ing awesome)

Maybe she got frozen in a block of ice trying to prevent a rocket launch.

The old comics yeah. Disney's totally rebranded and revamped the marvel universe. Marvel's complicated "Hot Mess" is a canon rewrite and general fuckup of the characters and personalities.

Double Post, apologies.

Kinda disappointing they didn't go with Jordan Luthor over "Junior". Jor-L would have been awesome.

As a point to the mass shaming- it may have been the only way to keep her position as a lawyer. A high-status well-connected person says you have a nice picture and wants to know how "we might work together". In a social forum it's a compliment and an invitation. In a business-based...

Honestly, it was uncalled for on both parts. Man tells woman she would win the prize for best business picture. Woman capitalizes on the slip up by calling the media and getting a $#!%ton of free advertising for her firm/personal practice. Clever business move but rather crappy on both sides...

That makes perfect sense! And yeah, the intelligence of the average civilian in DC does seem to take a dive where superheroics are concerned. I always assumed someone put something in the water.

That's not Lex, That's Flash in Lex's body. Which is still awesome buuuut... I think you're looking for this: (I know the criteria is *technically* a serious Luthour but... where's the fun in that?)

100% accurate, well said. Wiki link to Wendig's oh-so-profitable logical fallacy: <a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_herring>Red Herring

What, and let the majority decide who gets to say stuff? (spelling that out for the slow people, majority "votes" on social guidelines = majority decides what's offensive) That's great and all, but the majority's frequently been proven to be grossly incompetent and prone to being hijacked by...

I was expressing my distaste for the removal of literature because Disney thinks it's a good business decision. Wendig being a star wars author is as much a matter of perspective as him being a bandwagon-jumping sycophant. The important part is where he strawmans the "most prominent" movement...