That's the group. I always thought they should have found someone else instead of either Tiger Shark or Flying Tiger. They're both great characters, but having them both on the same team made me want to keep referring to them as "The Tiger Twins." They're grrrrreat!

You're question, fine sir.

Except for the Frosted Flakes referance, I had a very simular idea. Name-wise, it was the same, but the end tag was more like "Tiger Twin powers - Activate", but I just couldn't get anything in-between to fill it out better.
My hat is off to you, sir. That was indeed a funny comment. I wish I had thought of it.



Rep to you.

"Tiger Twin Powers---Activate!" Classic! Maybe Tiger Shark and Flying Tiger should round up Bengal, White Tiger and whomever else and start a team of all-Tiger code names. They could be based in Detroit even.

New question...which Rochester, New York-born, animal-themed Marvel character gave up a career in civil service to embark on a life of villainy and terrorism?

George Pataki ?

No, no I know this one. One of my favorite dead snakes, Death Adder. I remember him cause when I was in 1st grade, we were learing about Add, and I always thought this guy's power was to add death. I have no clue how that's a power, but there ya go.

Right team, wrong snake....Roland "Death Adder" Burroughs was a "small-time thug" when bio-engineered by Roxxon into a silent but deadly killer.

[quote=dirkzorn;4101847New question...which Rochester, New York-born, animal-themed Marvel character gave up a career in civil service to embark on a life of villainy and terrorism?[/quote]

I believe that was Sidewinder; wasn't he a teacher before he joined Roxxon?

Copperhead is the correct answer...he was a civil servant, and was born in Rochester, NY. For the record, Death Adder was also born in Rochester, Sidewinder was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Your turn, JTR.

Well, the way he does it, is he takes 1 death, and then he adds 1 more. And then he takes those 2 deaths, and he adds 1 more. How many deaths does he have? "Vun... two... three! Three deaths, muahahahah!"

I remember a Sesame Street special where the gang got locked in the Metropolitan Museum of Art overnight, and there were little segments with the Muppets and the art. Cookie Monster kept trying to eat the paintings that had food in them; Ernie and Bert did an Abbot and Costello routine in front of Washington Crossing the Delaware; Grover thought a suit of armor was a live person; etc. There was no Count segment, though. Too bad. It would have been funny to have him remark on a pontilist piece. "This painting is made up of little dots?? I will count zem! One dot! Two dots! Three dots!! Ah, ah, ah!! Four dots! Five dots...."

I had to go back a page to find who's turn it was, planning to complain a little. Surprisingly, it happens to be my turn to ask a new question. So, ok, here is a new question;


In the latest animated movie, "The Hulk Vs. Thor", after Banner and the Hulk are physically seperated from each other, who kills Bruce Banner ???