Chuong: Durian and ripe whole papayas are also what I'd nominate to have sent to room 101. Vietnamese papaya salads are okay since the papayas are not ripe and they are shredded with other ingredients. Durian in anything, sorry, no. Anything that has durian, I'm going to bolt.

Laurencio: I'd nominate Brazilian funk music and twerking to be banished in the room too. It seems that I and Leo can see each others' peoples for what they really are than what is portrayed on the media.

Zachary: I've never heard of Room 101 since most Americans typically do not pay much attention to BBC. I'm one of those Americans. However, I have watched BBC before for information on events in my terrorism days and now, my heroic soldier days. BBC these days has been covering the news of terrorism activities in Ireland as a whole. I wouldn't be surprised if some of BBC's reporters or America's reporters have went inside the Parliament of Reunited Ireland in Athlone to speak to Irish political party members who support the reunification of Ireland. I know Sinn Fein and several Irish political parties on their side have members who hang out in buildings like that to hold meetings of how they can expand their agenda further and what improvements do they seek for all of Ireland. They don't mention the IRA due to how that can stain their reputations but I wouldn't put past it that there are members in those political parties who either support the IRA or are IRA terrorist leaders themselves.

Kevin: Ireland has their ups and downs. Some of the current Irish government agencies have opened their buildings in Athlone in case if Dublin were to be overrun by terrorism. In fact, both terrorists and the current Irish government, despite being enemies towards each other, agreed that Athlone should be the emergency national capital of Ireland should terrorism overwhelm Dublin. As much as our government doesn't like the IRA, their relationship is more of a love-hate relationship.

Zachary: But one thing for sure though; the current Irish government wants to stay out of the debate of reunifying Ireland as much as possible while the IRA keeps insisting to the world that Ireland must become one with Athlone as the new national capital. I have thoughts about wanting to break in to the secret F5 supervillain base under the Parliament of Reunited Ireland but doing so would be dangerous and that even attempting to do that is impossible. I know the base down there is very nice and pleasant but its very restricted. I could ask an Eternal to check it out though.

Brock: No. Its too dangerous. Second, not even Zanta would want to do this. You already know about his fears towards most superheroes so its clearly obvious that he hates all supervillains so no he's not going down there. Even if the F5 Terror Force follows the Laws of War, Zanta still fears them mainly because they're supervillains whether they have a heart for the innocent or not. To him, if they look like one, they are one in his eyes. Simple as that.

Zachary: Looks like its better not to bother going down there then. After all, they warned us that if we invade their base in Athlone, then we have given them permission to occupy Wildcat City and find the G-52's base. Mutually assured destruction these days; you do this to me, I will do this to you. A sick yet interesting way to maintain both sides from going out of control.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_1.....28TV_series%29

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ihoa0hKKvlI

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Leo: Room 101 is one of those shows that's lasted a long time because of the comedy element involved. I'm amazed nobody has tried to put the IRA into the room.

Super C: If one other G-52 was to get on the show, they'd continue where you left off in terms of what to nominate.

Leo: *to Leo* Eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. Levon would argue that Jesus overruled that in His teachings, I'm certain.

You do realise Room 101 was a room used to emotionally break people by using their worst fears against them?

In general. The world of 1984 is similair to Wildcat City, especially in its past, only the evils commited are purely intentional and done to wipe out all individualism and pleasure.

Sounds like Wildcat City's past, yes, but now they can learn even more from the mistakes now that the city's missing history pieces have been dug up.

Yes, I do, but that's not what I thought the television show did. The host of that does say that the guest has to take his or her pet peeves and hates home with him or her if it doesn't go into Room 101.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBRF1ef1Hpk

Here's Anne Robinson on the show, trying to do more than just tell all the people of Wales that they are the weakest link.

Me: I am quite surprised that Leo the Patriotic Lion's history regarding this so-called "fan club" has been quite controversial for all these infamous incidents.

Leo: All great heroes such as myself have some form of controversy attached to them; it's just a natural part of this world.

Me: I am so sorry that you had to go through this.

Leo: No need to be sorry; I learned from my mistakes and moved forward. It is what we all must do.

Super C: We all have our flaws; I have mine, you have yours, Cripto has his, and even the Marching Wonder has his.

Me: I've been through worse. Almost got killed by old nutso fatso twice.

Leo: I'm just one of several G-52s to sadly take a gunshot to the head, but it wasn't Bendraqi who almost did us in. Bendraqi did worse to you than they did to us, mainly because he wants to kill everybody.

Super C: Then he wants to replace everybody with robots.