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Poor Squeek & Frizzy, Every time they go 2 Best Buy to show their Skills in Guitar hero, Someone is always before them hogging the game. (Don't you Just hate that)?
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Take a WILD Guest what Tony's favorite Song in the game is?
..and Tony is saying...
hope you like the pic
Take a WILD Guest what Tony's favorite Song in the game is?
..and Tony is saying...
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They'll just pull a [nearly every Marvel comic ever] and revive him in some dumb way, most likely involving a parallel universe or, more likely, a successor of the costume, equipment, personality and training thus making him exactly the same character. Damn wussy patriots. Seeing him lose to the Nazis was awesome. XD
The second Robin, Jason Todd, but that was after the original Crisis, series. He was originally no different then the first Robin, Dick Grayson. But after Crisis, the folks who did Batman and Detective turned him into the ass a lot of us still remember. And even with him being alive again, he's still a prick.
Hey, any plan that takes 20 years to lead to an idiot getting kicked in the balls is pretty epic indeed.
But in all seriousness, it is pretty lame that _every_ comic book character who dies eventually comes back. It completely defeats the point of the original sacrifice. Jason Todd, for instance, had a huge impact on Batman's personality after he died, but now that he's back again, he's just... well, an asshole who needs to be kicked in the balls.
Some characters needed to be brought back (like Superman), but when everybody in a comic book essentially has a free ticket to immortality, it really makes you wonder why anybody bothers to have funerals anymore. (I really would've thought the Teen Titans would've learned their lesson by now, I just can't understand them being sad over Kid Flash/Impulse... or whoever the hell else is going to die next month and come back in three issues)
But in all seriousness, it is pretty lame that _every_ comic book character who dies eventually comes back. It completely defeats the point of the original sacrifice. Jason Todd, for instance, had a huge impact on Batman's personality after he died, but now that he's back again, he's just... well, an asshole who needs to be kicked in the balls.
Some characters needed to be brought back (like Superman), but when everybody in a comic book essentially has a free ticket to immortality, it really makes you wonder why anybody bothers to have funerals anymore. (I really would've thought the Teen Titans would've learned their lesson by now, I just can't understand them being sad over Kid Flash/Impulse... or whoever the hell else is going to die next month and come back in three issues)
I know what you mean. Of course, you need to know if the deaths were important or not. With Todd's yes, it was important so, he should've been dead, unless there was a very good reason to bring him back. On the original Wonder Girl, Donna Troy, from what I heard, her original death was just stupid. So, bringing her back was correct. But, I just hope they don't bring back either Barry Allen-Flash, the 2nd Blue Bettle or Conner-Superboy. The reason is because their deaths had meaning. But, if any of them are brought back, then it mean no one dies and therefore, why even do it? And if its just for money, we'll guess who's stupid. The idiots running the DC asylum.
I am Iron Man...
Ironically, that song IS to be used in the movie; it's in the Trailer.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=zbFuW_Jkbg8
Ironically, that song IS to be used in the movie; it's in the Trailer.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=zbFuW_Jkbg8
What about one that really suits him...like the Privileged Boy song from that Simpsons episode?
I'm a Privileged Boy
It's great, I gotta tell ya.
Privileged Boy
My dad can buy and sell ya!
Tony Stark: Spoiled rich kid, confirmed control freak, professional manwhore. Truly a man of many talents!
I'm a Privileged Boy
It's great, I gotta tell ya.
Privileged Boy
My dad can buy and sell ya!
Tony Stark: Spoiled rich kid, confirmed control freak, professional manwhore. Truly a man of many talents!
"He was turned to steel in the great magnetic field!" - God, that is my favorite song, Metallica did a damn good job at covering it live at the rock and roll hall of fame - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmC8NkbRsyk
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