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Quote:Its there for colorOriginally Posted by Dark One
I notice that you mention nothing about adding actual tea to the product...
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Quote:Agreed, big mistaking taking Power Girl's bewb port away!Originally Posted by CaptainFoamerang
I'll just add it to the list of New 52 costumes I don't like.
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Quote:Bah its tea, except you add equal parts water and sugar. Thats how we roll in the south, diabetes, strokes and heart attacks!Originally Posted by Dark One
What they serve in the South isn't tea. It's hummingbird food that's been passed through a room that may or may not have, at one point, held something approximating tea leaves.
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Quote:Same here.Originally Posted by Forbin_Project
Yes it's for real. I've been waiting for this movie to get the funding to be made for several years.
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I take from this two things; Quantum Foam (hmmm... gotta see what this is) and there is something in space with the awesome name Gomez's Hamburger!
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Quote:Originally Posted by Warkupo
You're probably getting ahead of yourself. Your first task for making an IO build is to actually make an IO build. Go to mids, make something you think looks decent, and then bring it here so we can tell you that you're wrong and help you along to something that will smite the faces of thine enemies.
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Quote:Yeah but Power Girl's beewbs are her emblem. I mean if she went in for breast reduction what good would that hole be.Originally Posted by Xzero45
How? If her explanation worked, she would instead have a big blank white space there instead of a big hole. You sew an emblem into the clothes, not into a hole you create for some absurd reason.
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Quote:Yeah thats hard core, but I laugh in the face of your superior asian digestive tract! As a very young lad I used to eat boiled eggs shell and all. It looks like that training will come in handy.Originally Posted by Innovator
Peel it? You're obviously not Asian. We eat fried shrimp shell and all.
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Heh, I like that bit at the end.
Loki: I have an army.
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Quote:There will be milk somewhere!Originally Posted by Dark One
I think Troy got et by zombies...
What are you planning on using for the milk for the cheese, post Z-day? Cuz there probably aren't going to be a whole lot of livestock around... -
Quote:The Church of Unitology is at work here!Originally Posted by Dark One
Dun dun DUUUUUN!
So, who is taking bets? Cthulu? The Thing? Megatron?
In all seriousness, hope they're ok, but dang if this isn't the setup for a ton of monster movies. -
Quote:Pffftt, its the south man, thats what we doOriginally Posted by Energizing_Ion
It is interesting to see/hear all the different teas.
Me, I drink water.
No really, that's about all I drink. I do love a nice cold glass of milk (2%) as well but usually just have water. Nice cold refreshing water...mmm...
I drink tea now and then but...my "cool story"...
Being from the "north" (ie. PA), tea meant; you know...tea. When my family moved down to the south (VA); my brother and I were helping another friend from church (the 'friend' was a girl that my brother was after so....); the girl's mom was like, "if ya'll are thirsty I bought some sweet tea from Hardee's (a fast food restaurant here) so help yourself!"
So later on, I poured myself a little cup of it, took 1 'gulp' of it and was like, O_O that's no tea! That's sugar-water!
Cool huh?
But yeah....over time I haven't seen the appeal of sugar-water "tea".... However I do agree, sweet tea is way to sweet. If you think Hardees is bad, try McDonalds (thier unsweetened tea is plain awful) sweet tea or Chik-fil-A's sweet tea, I can literally cut the latter's with a gallon of water and its stll unacceptably sweet to my palette.
Speaking of which I made my first batch of queso fresco (or is it the other way around) I used a gallon of milk and about a 1/3 of a cup of cider vineager to curdle the milk. I think put a bit of salt in it, let the whey drain and then pressed if to further the process.Quote:The lemon-juice version is very much of an "eat it now" type cheese. It doesn't keep for very long at all. Great though if you are making dip for a party as you can add whatever you want to it, like dill or garlic or even hickory flavoring. I like it because you know what went into it, plus, it's kinda fun to make.
It wasn't perfect, but it was a neat start. I intend to try this again and put a little more salt in it. The best thing about this cheese is that you can fry it!
and Hickman, you remeber that when your looking for people to fill the zombie team. I got cheese making skillz damnit! -
Quote:Sure, when your looking for a time proven and cost effective apporach to annilhilating large amounts of your enemies acreage. I'm sure even Lord Recluse can appreciate K.I.S.SOriginally Posted by jwbullfrog
Besides, in comics, Nuclear weapons are just too ... ordinary. Sure they're devestating but really, do you think Lord Recluse would rely on something as pedestrian as a nuclear weapon?"
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Quote:Frankly that wouldn't wash with me since Spiderman is pretty much as portrayed as very young despite the time his comics have been published, not to mention nearly all of his fighting skill seems to be by practical experience. Wolverine is defintely older and more experienced even at the time of Secret Wars and the multinational X-team have had some serious combat time over those nine years not including training time in say the Danger Room.Originally Posted by Samothrake
One reason that Spidey took out the entire X-Men team in 1984-85, during Secret Wars, is because they were still rank amatures. Most people tend to forget that.
The X-Men team in Secret Wars was Cyclops, Nightcrawler, Professor X, Rogue, Storm, Wolverine and Lockheed the Dragon. All of them except Cyclops and Lockheed first appeared in 1975s Giant Sized X-Men #1. So even though we had these characters for about nine years our time, it was probably less than a year comic time.
Spiderman, on the other hand had been around for 22 years by the time of Secret Wars, probably 2-3 or more years comic time. Add in the fact that Spideys always had a much better intuitive grasp on his powers than most mutants and the only one with more experience than him was Wolverine.
I pretty much chalk Spidey's wins up to the sacred cow mentality - namely Spidey is a headliner so he gets the win even if it should come out the other way. -
Quote:Well hopefully they will keep mutants rare has hen's teeth so the speak. A hand full of mutants is more than enough.Originally Posted by Nericus
The reason in a nutshell: the Phoenix Force is on it's way to Earth. The Avengers think it is coming to destroy Earth, and the X-men are hoping it signals the rebirth of the mutant race.
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That abberation on cover 9 aside, Spidey definetely punches above his weight. He's beat the hell out of Iron Man before.
Although, I concur, its probably a safe bet that the Avengers will come out on top.
Quote:I hope its temporary.Originally Posted by Hazmatter
I haven't read the story myself, but I the way I heard it is that during the recent "Fear Itself" event, Colossus recieved the powers of the Crimson Gem of Cyttorak. Juggernaut presumably got the same sort of godlike power boost that a number of other villains recieved around the same time. -
http://comics.ign.com/articles/121/1...2-01-13_163000=
So I see this link on IGN and click it. The first comic will answer a question I've always had about a guy who uses a magnetically reinforced exoskeleton against the master of magnatism (I always figured Tony would be on the severe losing end of that battle but I digress)
However 9 covers down I see Thing versus what looks like a Colossus/Juggernaut hybrid?????????????????? Did Marvel really screw something up that bad or is this some one shot anomally (this collosnaut)? -
Hah, I get it, FNG and only 7 posts
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Ah got it, in the ancient days of D&D we called this iaijutsu and had iaijutsu masters.
You youngsters will no doubt tell me how this is wrong, but we didn't care, hell we even put it in a book called Oriental Adventures.
I approve of this power set as long as its not constrained to some namby pamby katana. -
Quote:Damn it, thats a mega majority in my melle book!Originally Posted by Rangle M. Down
So, of the 10 new sets, 40% have been melee attacks...
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To Crush Your Enemies. To See Them Driven Before You. And To Hear The Lamentations Of their Women.
This is what makes CoH good!
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Quote:Bat thats the folly of Tyran't decsion, the wonderful thing about free choice is the way it prunes the tree so to speak. Bad choices beget dire consequences and as a whole the human race improves. Coddle dummies and well each successive generation will get that much more, well err... dummierOriginally Posted by bpphantom
Tyrant did the right thing. People are too stupid to make their own decisions.
Then again maybe thats what Cole wants? To rule over a bunch of drooling meat bags? He is immortal afterall. -
Quote:Hey, hey watch the fire before you burn something down - Whiterun guard.Originally Posted by SpyralPegacyon
Rain of Fire! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
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Quote:T-H-E H-E-L-L Y-O-U S-A-Y!Originally Posted by Mordakar
This is an outrage!
Diet Dr. Pepper does NOT taste more like regular Dr. Pepper!
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Quote:Man almost got all the bases covered there. If only your robot had a vampric werewolf's brain that had formerly been housed in a cat-girl body you would have nailed it and been able to apply the cyborg moniker too!Originally Posted by GuyPerfect
I present to you Yarrshiro X, the flying robot ninja pirate... with a laser sword... from space. He comes equipped with a Majesty Capacitor that makes him so awesome that he can't be seen by the naked eye.