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Three more posts after this one, and I'll hit 2600. Expect that tomorrow, because it probably won't happen tonight. A few things.
You Superman fans have forgotten the most important question of all, a question crucial to solving the mystery of who would win in a fight between Batman and Superman: does Batman have anything on his utility belt that's made out of Kryptonite? So the answer, of course, is that Superman would turn Batman into a warm goo if Batman didn't possess any Kryptonite; however, if Batman had Kryptonite (or, to be fair, a combination of Kryptonite and some sort of structure made out of lead that Superman would have to explore for some reason), he would soundly defeat Superman.
Father Time: This sketch should answer your question about Robin and Lois Lane. I wondered from the way you kept saying "disc" instead of "volume" if you'd seen the second disc, but I figured it was just a continual slip of the tongue. I'll get it out there to you in reasonable time. I assure you, the amuck from today is not the end of the world, just a brief taste of life without Fly to keep things sane.
April: Thank you for your kind words about CCG. Sort of? At any rate, if you knew CCG like I do, you'd know how Twilight Zoney it is for her to be working at Starbucks. CCG hates people who disagree with her, and Starbucks is about as "progressive" as they come. Also, she can be pretty disagreeable, which is not the hallmark of a good food service employee.
Anna: No, no, I understand the humor of the situation. I didn't realize the post was that funny, but I'm glad it made people laugh.
sneaky pete: I don't think Senator Clinton is electable; I think she's going to have a hard enough time getting reelected in New York, and if she doesn't pull that off, she's toast. Democrats don't like her because she's got so much baggage, many women don't like her because of either how ambitious/cold she is, or because of how she lets President Clinton treat her, and Republicans don't have any trust for her or agreement with her policies. President Bush could win again if he were able to run for a third term against Hillary.
Mike: Halle Berry was probably the worst Bond girl, ever, period. The plot was absolutely attrocious, as were the characters. Honestly, a guy with diamonds embedded in his face? Seriously. That's cosmetic surgery even I could perform with a Leatherman Tool and some forceps, assuming you could even get diamonds to stick in someone's skin in the first place. I'll admit that it's gotten a little bit better when I've seen it repeat on Spike TV or AMC or whatever, but for the most part it's nothing more than a great vehicle for seeing footage of Rosamund Pike. I essentially see it as the movie that led to Pierce Brosnan's demise as James Bond, and that's really a travesty; the man was born to play the part.
Poosh: There's nothing I can do for you this time. The Force was weak in you today. Work harder tomorrow.
Well, I'm sitting here at work, and somehow it's almost 18:00. That means that I have two hours to complete a couple of work tasks, and then hopefully get some resume-related work done. It's not looking pretty so far.
I'll probably post some more later, but for now I have to keep working on other projects. Thanks to everyone who commented; I'll have to take more time off if that's how vocal you folks get when I'm gone!
You Superman fans have forgotten the most important question of all, a question crucial to solving the mystery of who would win in a fight between Batman and Superman: does Batman have anything on his utility belt that's made out of Kryptonite? So the answer, of course, is that Superman would turn Batman into a warm goo if Batman didn't possess any Kryptonite; however, if Batman had Kryptonite (or, to be fair, a combination of Kryptonite and some sort of structure made out of lead that Superman would have to explore for some reason), he would soundly defeat Superman.
Father Time: This sketch should answer your question about Robin and Lois Lane. I wondered from the way you kept saying "disc" instead of "volume" if you'd seen the second disc, but I figured it was just a continual slip of the tongue. I'll get it out there to you in reasonable time. I assure you, the amuck from today is not the end of the world, just a brief taste of life without Fly to keep things sane.
April: Thank you for your kind words about CCG. Sort of? At any rate, if you knew CCG like I do, you'd know how Twilight Zoney it is for her to be working at Starbucks. CCG hates people who disagree with her, and Starbucks is about as "progressive" as they come. Also, she can be pretty disagreeable, which is not the hallmark of a good food service employee.
Anna: No, no, I understand the humor of the situation. I didn't realize the post was that funny, but I'm glad it made people laugh.
sneaky pete: I don't think Senator Clinton is electable; I think she's going to have a hard enough time getting reelected in New York, and if she doesn't pull that off, she's toast. Democrats don't like her because she's got so much baggage, many women don't like her because of either how ambitious/cold she is, or because of how she lets President Clinton treat her, and Republicans don't have any trust for her or agreement with her policies. President Bush could win again if he were able to run for a third term against Hillary.
Mike: Halle Berry was probably the worst Bond girl, ever, period. The plot was absolutely attrocious, as were the characters. Honestly, a guy with diamonds embedded in his face? Seriously. That's cosmetic surgery even I could perform with a Leatherman Tool and some forceps, assuming you could even get diamonds to stick in someone's skin in the first place. I'll admit that it's gotten a little bit better when I've seen it repeat on Spike TV or AMC or whatever, but for the most part it's nothing more than a great vehicle for seeing footage of Rosamund Pike. I essentially see it as the movie that led to Pierce Brosnan's demise as James Bond, and that's really a travesty; the man was born to play the part.
Poosh: There's nothing I can do for you this time. The Force was weak in you today. Work harder tomorrow.
Well, I'm sitting here at work, and somehow it's almost 18:00. That means that I have two hours to complete a couple of work tasks, and then hopefully get some resume-related work done. It's not looking pretty so far.
I'll probably post some more later, but for now I have to keep working on other projects. Thanks to everyone who commented; I'll have to take more time off if that's how vocal you folks get when I'm gone!
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