JeffXandra

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I still ain't made up my mind yet about Toledo...

Oh, and most folks call 'em green onions, but they're really scallions.

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EXCELLENT!!! I'm glad to see I'm not the only old fogey on this board!!

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Argh.. I hate it when I get the joke that people refer to as "old fogeyish"

/em goes back to listening to St George and the Dragonet..

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I'm guessing the Simpsons (So my subconcious is telling me).

Oh and with the historical innacuracies thing? U-721 (Or whatever it was called), the Americans DIDN'T crack the enigma device... <working himself into a good frothy frenzy now.... snik>

Egor.

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Yup.. Poles did.

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ARRRGHHH...

That film drives me nuts, especially when whoever I'm playing with, when they find out Im Scottish, immediately says, "I liked Braveheart".

NNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo....

I live not 100 yards from Stirling Bridge, where was the bridge in the film... WHERE WAS THE HUGE SWAMP IN THE FILM!!!

<pant, pant, pant>

Sorry, but gah!


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Really! Can you get me a kilt in size Not so wee?

Oh.. I liked Rob Roy.. well not really.. but my wife really liked Rob Roy.

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... my favourite... hellion: your holding out, victim: i'm holding out for a hero... (realy old song that got a upbeta treatment in shreck 2) has those lyrics... anyhow... lot's funny stuff...

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Really old? Gah!

/em shake cane

Red Caps are a kind of mythological being. Often grouped in the faerie or goblin category after you remove the ethnic origins.

In general they're vicious nasty little clawed beasties who kill humans.

Here's one example

I'd like to be the first one to say..

Can I have your stuff?

Good luck Vyvyanne! We'll miss you!

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Only 18 out of 21....which would explain why I'm the engaged one out of this group, right.......



I keed, I keed

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Yeah.. because I, the married one with a 7 month old got 21/21.

Perfect score.. I am t3h ubar d0r|<

sigh..

Bah. state the correct answer! See if I care! Here I had a great solution since everyone asks this and no one remembers.

Yes.. as far as I know, it's M1

I have decided.. since I've seen this question WAY TOO many times.. not that it's your fault..

That it's now the Tomb of the Unknown Super-Hero. It was erected there to honor the fallen who could not be identified.

How about

Issue 4: "This City Needs an Enema!"

Hmm..

Adam Smasher: He's a particle physicist and he's trying to find a cure for his condition.
Chaos Merchant: Unknown... deadhead?
Sis(ter) of No Mercy: Well she's a nun.. that might give a clue
T-Bot: Robot- full time Super-hero
Conn-Ed: full time student

It definitely varies by character

The Sis(ter) of No Mercy is definitely a super-hero. Though probably small "s". She's more in the vigilante mode, a la Daredevil, in that she'd probably be found in the working class areas fighting street thugs and organized crime (King's Row) more than the tall silver spires of Steel Canyon. But she's still a super-hero

Adam Smasher's a "just-a-guy", or as much as a just-a-guy can be for a Particle Physicist who was bombarded by an accelerator and is trying to find the cure.

T-Bot is a robot designed for agricultural purposes bur repurposed after his creator was killed.. so I guess that's more a super-hero

Chaos Merchant would definitely be neither, as he's more wha you'd call a rogue. Someone who serves whim more than either justice or average joe sensibilities.

Conn-Ed, who's serving time after his mutant powers blew out the entire Steel Canyon grid, who's also probably the closest to myself in attitude is a "just a guy" who's playing at being a super-hero