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OK, this one may be a bit esoteric, but here goes. On an episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Batman makes a statement about a "real" person (someone who exists in our world) which, at least in the real world, is totally false. What was it?
He said that:
That George W Bush brought world peace?
That Brad Pitt was better in the remake of Casablanca then Bogart was in the original?
That Hilary Duff was better in the remake of the Wizard Of Oz then Judy Garland was?
That the rumours about CuCr and Madonna were all true?
That he gave his prescription meds to Heath Ledger?
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.
--Alan Moore, Twilight
You can always count on JTR for a snarky, irrelevant answer. He's kind of like Iago the Parrot, only without the cleverness.
Snarky (comparative snarkier, superlative snarkiest)
Definition; Snide and sarcastic; usually out of irritation.
Interesting. It doesn't fit me at all. I wasn't being snide nor sarcastic. And I've said nothing out of irritation.
Guess you need to go back to the dictionary, CuCr.
I'm beginning to think you'd sign Woody Allen's petition.
Uh huh. I never heard of that. Is that like "Please Don't Eat The Daisies" ???
It was actually a very good series on ABC/Disney that lasted two seasons. A pie maker could bring the dead back good as new with one touch but, if he ever touched them again they'd stay dead. He happened to touch the love of his life when she was dead and now she's alive and they have this growing affection for each other but, can't consummate it. The creator said he'd try to finish everything by bringing it to the big screen. I hope it happens.
Superman: "One of these days, Lois....POW!!! Right to the Marvel Universe!"
OK, this one may be a bit esoteric, but here goes. On an episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Batman makes a statement about a "real" person (someone who exists in our world) which, at least in the real world, is totally false. What was it?
Just to remind folks that we do have an open question on the thread.