10767 pts ยท August 4, 2012
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To be fair, one of the shows main points of comedy assaults and hates a trans person for jokes.
What was this leverage? Literally everyone in that room wants him dead.
FatalityTL::(
I feel like Snakes voice is far too important. Mads is good, but his accent would confuse things. As if MGS isn't confusing enough.
That's the one.
I believe it actively references that ultra rare diagnoses are precisely that - ultra rare.
I don't get this. Did the TV show imply he lost the castle? Coz like, he had one.
Does Saitama just never give a shit about this sorta stuff?
Riiight, okay. Honestly I've asked about OPM before and it keeps seeming interesting, but stuff like this steers me away. Hence my curiosity
Man, these seem like infuriating running jokes.
So, the question should then be asked of what took the ship down. Unless these heroes just never try to find out what happened?
Why did the ship crash?
That seems like an odd thing to miss. Does that happen much in the show? Ignorance to explain Saitamas position?
Sure, but that's still a defeated invasion leader. Someone needs to take responsibility for that.
But did someone else claim to beat the alien leader? Like, Saitama goes in, Saitama comes out, invasion stops. Wouldn't it be obvious?
As someone who hasn't watched the show, how does that work? Didn't he halt an alien invasion?
This is a popular meme. Logically debunking it is just a waste of breath, sadly.
integral to the entire Avengers dynamic and the reunion of the team, and so on. It was good, and I'm mad I can't find it. (5/5)
etc.) and then went on to clarify, from a storytelling perspective, why Banner surviving and being the one to tell people what's up is (4/?)
turn into the Hulk and had no reason to pretend to try when he was on his own, Loki's clones aren't physical like the Loki that died, (3/?)
major talking points of the theory (Heimdall understood Hulks power and knew of the Avengers, Loki had no reason to think he could (2/?)
I've spent the last bleeding day trying to find it, and I've only come back with bad news. Essential idea was that it debunked the (1/?)
Seems like a really odd thing to do to the Thanos character. Only real thing to come out of it is that he can't beat Cosmic Ghost Rider
VA's get a pretty distinct pass with that sorta shit.
Source?
So how... did this comic end? Cosmic Ghost Rider beats Punisher Thanos... Is that the ending?
He was either choked to death, or wiped out by the explosion. If you subscribe to the Hulk = Loki theory, I have an essay I can link you.
Thorough. I like it.
Google's being a bitch - what the Hell is the origin of this meme?
With how he's been written (final blow to Loki, Ultron, battled Surtur, Thor, etc.) and his personal gripe, I suspect an integral role
To be fair, one of the shows main points of comedy assaults and hates a trans person for jokes.
What was this leverage? Literally everyone in that room wants him dead.
FatalityTL::(
I feel like Snakes voice is far too important. Mads is good, but his accent would confuse things. As if MGS isn't confusing enough.
That's the one.
I believe it actively references that ultra rare diagnoses are precisely that - ultra rare.
I don't get this. Did the TV show imply he lost the castle? Coz like, he had one.
Does Saitama just never give a shit about this sorta stuff?
Riiight, okay. Honestly I've asked about OPM before and it keeps seeming interesting, but stuff like this steers me away. Hence my curiosity
Man, these seem like infuriating running jokes.
So, the question should then be asked of what took the ship down. Unless these heroes just never try to find out what happened?
Why did the ship crash?
That seems like an odd thing to miss. Does that happen much in the show? Ignorance to explain Saitamas position?
Sure, but that's still a defeated invasion leader. Someone needs to take responsibility for that.
But did someone else claim to beat the alien leader? Like, Saitama goes in, Saitama comes out, invasion stops. Wouldn't it be obvious?
As someone who hasn't watched the show, how does that work? Didn't he halt an alien invasion?
This is a popular meme. Logically debunking it is just a waste of breath, sadly.
integral to the entire Avengers dynamic and the reunion of the team, and so on. It was good, and I'm mad I can't find it. (5/5)
etc.) and then went on to clarify, from a storytelling perspective, why Banner surviving and being the one to tell people what's up is (4/?)
turn into the Hulk and had no reason to pretend to try when he was on his own, Loki's clones aren't physical like the Loki that died, (3/?)
major talking points of the theory (Heimdall understood Hulks power and knew of the Avengers, Loki had no reason to think he could (2/?)
I've spent the last bleeding day trying to find it, and I've only come back with bad news. Essential idea was that it debunked the (1/?)
Seems like a really odd thing to do to the Thanos character. Only real thing to come out of it is that he can't beat Cosmic Ghost Rider
VA's get a pretty distinct pass with that sorta shit.
Source?
So how... did this comic end? Cosmic Ghost Rider beats Punisher Thanos... Is that the ending?
He was either choked to death, or wiped out by the explosion. If you subscribe to the Hulk = Loki theory, I have an essay I can link you.
Thorough. I like it.
Google's being a bitch - what the Hell is the origin of this meme?
With how he's been written (final blow to Loki, Ultron, battled Surtur, Thor, etc.) and his personal gripe, I suspect an integral role