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I never really got into it bc I didn't have an account. People on here started posting lots of jokes or interesting things so that piqued my interest. In the last few months, I mostly use it to browse brief news snippets and funny jokes. I made an account a few months ago but have only replied to 1-2 others posts. I find it best not to get too bogged down in it since I'm not a artist/businessman. Also, I don't want to get upset over arguing back and forth since going online is mostly recreation for me. I wonder when Muskrat will reinstate his homie Trump -1 or 2 weeks or not for a few months?

Tf/GIJoe Collaborative Series Bumblebee/AWE Striker with Stalker early review...

Spider-man's Greatest Moments: Spidey's 3rd most famous love interest and most famous female villain debuts! "Never let the Black Cat cross your path" (ASM #194) (1979) Spidey encounters a masked woman seemingly selling guns to an arms dealer and engages her in battle, but is startled when... Cat's plan: Break into prison to free Walter Hardy - a great cat burglar who is on death's door. After reaching his house, BC reveals herself as Felicia Hardy - his daughter Unfortunately, Spidey tries to bring Felicia in despite a dislocated shoulder, and accidentally drops her into the water. While her dad dies in his wife's arms.

Sexy City Hunter Sundays: I never knew SNK did an intro for CH... Shinjuku Private Eyes Intro (2019)

At the time of X-Men TAS premiere, I thought the same thing since I started with X-Men vol. 2 and Morph wasnt in any of the X-Men books. In Age of Apocalypse, they added him but with a whole new look. I remember the x office posted a pic of him in his old form in their monthly update page and then I learned that he was a character from the 1960s called Changeling. His name was changed to Morph due to a legal dispute with DC over a character of theirs named Changeling. He was originally a villain but then took Xavier's place during a storyline after finding out he was dying.

Because no one demanded it lol.. It's that time of year again. Target (USA) https://www.target.com/circle/o/target-circle/-/375128 25 % off one toy. Expires Nov 12 Buy 2 games , get 1 free (BF deal) https://www.target.com/c/video-game-software/-/N-fhju6

I find that you're most into franchises from little kid to teens and then from 20s on , you're more casual probably due to increased school/job/relationship time drain. That's why I was only casually into HP and Lord of the Rings bc the films for those came out in the 2000s.

I live in Tampa, FL currently and for most of the last 26 years. I havent lived in FTL, so I cant answer specific questions about it.

Trump, Musk,Kanye - Axis Powers 2.0

Life imitates art.

IIRC it is the 35th of anniversary of Sinister's first appearance in Uncanny X-men 221 (1987)

Spider-man's Greatest Moments: "Even if I live, I die!" (ASM # 149) (1975) The Jackal REVEALED and the first CLONE SAGA comes to an end! Starting in ASM 144, a young lady was seen by Aunt May and then Pete. It was Gwen Stacy. Despite what you might think, she was not resurrected. Pete is going through hell. The Jackal debuted in ASM 129 working with Punisher and manipulating other villains like Hammerhead, Tarantula, Grizzly to help him kill Spidey. It is revealed that this Gwen was in fact a CLONE!. Eventually, Pete tracks down Jackal and he reveals himself to be ... Warren lost it when Gwen died and later when the tissue samples he gave to his lab asst. were discovered to be human, he killed him. Jackal kidnaps Ned Leeds. straps him to a bomb in Shea Stadium and sets the detonator to only respond to the real Pete/spidey. Both "Peters" fight to get to the bomb. However, the Gwen clone who who under hypnosis during the battle gets through to Jackal and he frees Ned though dies in the blast radius. The one main loose end is swept away irritatingly as the Gwen clone decides to leave NYC. AArgh. After all that turmoil, Pete returns to his apt to find MJ waiting. Notes: This was writer Gerry Conway's last issue on Amazing. He wrote from 110 - 149 -which had quite a bit of events - Norman/GG and Gwen death, Harry assuming the GG role, the introduction of Jackal and the mystery of his identity, and MJ and Pete growing closer romantically. While Miles Warren seems to perish in this story, he returns in the 1994 Clone Saga apparently as a humanoid Jackal creature with fur and enhanced strength/agility and plays games with everyone in that story. Though surprisingly he was NOT the mastermind of that story (That was another long dead foe with a Green Costume) The 90's Jackal made so many dumb jokes that made him seem like a Great Value Joker with no sympathy at all.

Hugo Chavez never possessed any voting machines.That's insane. His soul materialized in a living organism -his true legacy!

He was the English voice of Wolfgang Krauser in the anime Fatal Fury 2: New Battle

Who will win? Find out in Marvel Comics!

No. I missed out on Abyss, Piranha 2, and his documentaries.

Of the Cameron films I've seen Id rate them: T1, T2, Aliens - 9/10 True Lies/Titanic - 8/10 Avatar - 7/10 I wish he wasnt so gung ho on Avatar and done something different.

You've come a long way , Crankcase... 1988 G1 2022 Legacy

Spider-man's Greatest Moments: "The Punisher Strikes Twice" (ASM # 129) (1974) First appearance of the Punisher and the Jackal! (Cool cover too) The Jackal manipulates Pun into killing Spider-man because he believes Pete is responsible for the death of Norman Osborn. (A mysterious figure removed the Goblin costume from Norman's corpse after the climactic battle in ASM 122.) We don't get much info about Pun except that he was a former Marine and that he doesn't like killing. Jackal manages to sneak up on Spidey and slash his neck with no Spider-sense flare up. (It is not a mistake. The reason will be given later and is somewhat unsatisfying.) Jackal sets up Pun at the end and Spidey convinces him of it, but both flee when the cops show up. Pun would show up in a recurring capacity for the next 10 years and get his own mini series and eventual ongoing series in the 1980s.

Better luck next time, Bub 😉