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10/15/2009, 09:45

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That was not the story I was thinking of (not even close).

No idea on the new question either. Sound vaguely familiar, but then stories like that have a tendency to all blue together.

10/15/2009, 10:04

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Quote : Originally Posted by Ignatz_Mouse

No idea on the new question either. Sound vaguely familiar, but then stories like that have a tendency to all blue together.

Well, back then they did think it was safe to re-use the same plot every seven years or so, under the theory that anyone who read comics seven years ago no longer would.

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10/15/2009, 11:59

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Quote : Originally Posted by Ignatz_Mouse

That was not the story I was thinking of (not even close).

No idea on the new question either. Sound vaguely familiar, but then stories like that have a tendency to all blue together.

"Blue together"? You do know that medically speaking, that's a sign you've taken too much of that Vi-ag-ra.

10/15/2009, 12:09

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Quote : Originally Posted by Mr_JTR

"Blue together"? You do know that medically speaking, that's a sign you've taken too much of that Vi-ag-ra.

Quote : Originally Posted by Mr_JTR

And did you know that what you did is considered "bypassing the word filter" and could get you suspended from the forum for a day. Or worse, if you've done it before and were warned.

O kettle, thou art black....

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10/15/2009, 12:55

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Quote : Originally Posted by CustomCreator

O kettle, thou art black....

That's right. But that's me. One would think you're better then that and wouldn't ever bypass the filter.
With me on the otherhand, it's somewhat expected.

10/15/2009, 12:58

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Quote : Originally Posted by Mr_JTR

With me on the otherhand, it's somewhat expected.

Yep, that's you all over. Always living down to expectations.

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10/15/2009, 14:03

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Quote : Originally Posted by CustomCreator

Yep, that's you all over. Always living down to expectations.

No. If it's expected, and I do it, then I'm living up to the expectations. If it was expected, but I did not do them, THEN I'd be living down to the expectations.

10/16/2009, 19:26

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I can't remember if this was "Superboy's Big Brother" from a few years before the original Mon-El story. I certainly can't remember the details for the question.

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When our story opens, the Question is investigating an impossible locked-room murder mystery involving a midget and a 6'6"-tall call girl into heavy bondage. Don't worry, I'll explain later. It's all vitally relevant.
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(I didn't even post this from Safari. I wonder why it doubleposted.)

--not wyld this time

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10/16/2009, 20:16

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Quote : Originally Posted by wyld

I can't remember if this was "Superboy's Big Brother" from a few years before the original Mon-El story. I certainly can't remember the details for the question.

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Quote : Originally Posted by wyld

I can't remember if this was "Superboy's Big Brother" from a few years before the original Mon-El story. I certainly can't remember the details for the question.

--wyld

Stop repeating yourself and stop repeating yourself.

10/18/2009, 19:39

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Quote : Originally Posted by CustomCreator

Superboy once met a costumed super-powered boy who was given super-powers by his scientist uncle. What costumed identity did the boy use, and why did his uncle give him super-powers?

And you thought some of my questions got stale from sticking around for so long.

10/18/2009, 21:40

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OK, OK. The boy's nom de costume was Supremo, and his mad scientist uncle gave him super-powers because he was dying and he wanted the boy's last days to be happy.

Thread is open.

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10/19/2009, 09:02

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Here's an easy one to get the ball rolling again:

Name four people who have used the Batman identity.

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10/19/2009, 09:10

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Quote : Originally Posted by wyld

Here's an easy one to get the ball rolling again:

Name four people who have used the Batman identity.

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Professor Hugo Strange
Mr. Terrific (Terry Sloane)
Blockbuster (Mark Desmond)
Superman/Clark Kent/Kal-El

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10/19/2009, 09:11

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I'll do you a few better than four.

Bruce Wayne(duh)
Jean-Paul Valley
Dick Grayson
Slade Wilson
Jason Todd
Tim Drake

And, in the Superman Animated Series, Superman

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