That Won't Be in the Movie
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Say what you will about Marston, he was right when he said girls didn't have a face-kicking superheroine role model to look up to.
Bob mentioned the next Batman having no Joker, and I was genuinely pleased. One of the things that frustrates me the most about comic book super heroes is that the author chooses a few villains right from the start who will never die. I mean, Batman has more than a hundred villains(Wikipedia mkay), many of whom die and are never seen again. But The Joker, Two-Face, The Riddler, etc, are simply never killed.
Iron Man got major kudos for killing the main baddie at the end of the first movie. Can't other heroes give it a try?
Iron Man got major kudos for killing the main baddie at the end of the first movie. Can't other heroes give it a try?
Rule 35: If there is no porn of it on the Internet, it will be made at some point. Just FYI.Crimson_Dragoon said:
They are making a porno related to Avatar, so I wouldn't be surprised about the whole dirty movie idea...
Well, I hate to nitpick, but in "The Sign of Four" Watson actually says/writes:hurricanejbb said:
"Which is it to-day," I asked, "morphine or cocaine?"
Which implied that he was a fan of opiates as well. So everyone is right!
And it sort of makes sense, if you think about drug users in general. Sherlock solves a big case, get's paid(I don't think Doyle ever describes compensation but I infer that), and now he can afford some of the good stuff, morphine. So he shoots up, does nothing, and Watson has nothing to write about. Then he gets low on cash and switches to cocaine. Then he takes a new case and solves it. Rinse and repeat.
I live in a particularly sad city in America. We garnered national attention last year for all the fires people set. Here, if you don't have the paper to buy cocaine, you settle for crack. Or you steal your mother's jewelry and sell it to buy cocaine(I really hate my cousin).
Wow, I guess I love nitpicking. But I hope I'm just supplying food for thought.
Best. Role model. EVER.kementari said:
Also, it took me about 15 seconds to confirm Rule 34 holds for Supergirl/Comet. More entertaining was coincidentally also finding Rule 34 for the Shoemaker-Levy comet and Jupiter in the results. Heh.
Not to be terribly pedantic, but the Robert Downey Jr. Holmes *was* addicted to cocaine, or at least was seen swigging from a bottle of a cocaine solution.
During the film, Watson tells a drug-dazed Holmes, "You do know what you're drinking is meant for eye surgery?" At the time, Germany's Koller had demonstrated the efficacy of cocaine in ophthalmologic surgery, leading to its adoption by Halsted and his proteges (as well as the widespread addiction of Johns Hopkins' surgical staff). It's a bit of a oblique reference, but there's no question what Holmes is pounding shots of in that cheap Victorian gin-mill.
During the film, Watson tells a drug-dazed Holmes, "You do know what you're drinking is meant for eye surgery?" At the time, Germany's Koller had demonstrated the efficacy of cocaine in ophthalmologic surgery, leading to its adoption by Halsted and his proteges (as well as the widespread addiction of Johns Hopkins' surgical staff). It's a bit of a oblique reference, but there's no question what Holmes is pounding shots of in that cheap Victorian gin-mill.
Ah, Death in the Family.
I'm going to get booed for this but what the hell.
Jason had some mouth on him. Probably why Joker decided to close it with a crowbar....
Gotta get my hands on that Super-Sex tape! lol
Good article, Bob.
Although... the thing with the horse is a bit too much.
(That's what she said?)
I'm going to get booed for this but what the hell.
Jason had some mouth on him. Probably why Joker decided to close it with a crowbar....
Gotta get my hands on that Super-Sex tape! lol
Good article, Bob.
Although... the thing with the horse is a bit too much.
(That's what she said?)
