The Nostalgia Critic is... General Zod


Caliban1227

 

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Nothing to get you in the Christmas Spirit quite like an evil Kryptonian questioning our traditions!


 

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1) Snowmen aren't a Christmas tradition, they're a 'it's snowing, let's do **** with it' tradition.

2) If he's never seen snowmen with genitalia, he doesn't get out much.


"If you're going through hell, keep going."
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He's the Nostalgia Critic, he gets it wrong so Eisregen can correct him!


 

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He also lives in Houston, it seems. Around here, it may snow enough to actually TRY to make a snowman maybe once every five years. Forget making more elaborate snowmen....


-This Space Intentionally Left Blank.-

 

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Originally Posted by OneWhoBinds View Post
He also lives in Houston, it seems. Around here, it may snow enough to actually TRY to make a snowman maybe once every five years. Forget making more elaborate snowmen....
The Critic lives in Chicago. The Houston thing was a riff off of Zod thinking Houston was the name of the planet.


 

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The Critic lives in Chicago. The Houston thing was a riff off of Zod thinking Houston was the name of the planet.
Yeah, in Superman II Zod hears astronauts talking to mission control in Houston and assumes that is the name of the planet.


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Not bad, although I prefer his Holiday Clusterf*ck song from last year.


Goodbye, I guess.

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Not bad, although I prefer his Holiday Clusterf*ck song from last year.
You mean... this?


There is an art, or, rather, a knack to flying. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss. --The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy