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Yeah, Doctor Peter Weller has a mind he likes to stretch on occasion, and Italian Renaissance art history isn't exactly one of those PhDs someone casually picks up for the many and numerous job possibilities it offers.
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Boogaleeboo posted:Yeah, Doctor Peter Weller has a mind he likes to stretch on occasion, and Italian Renaissance art history isn't exactly one of those PhDs someone casually picks up for the many and numerous job possibilities it offers. He just wanted to look at titties all day. Paint titties.
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Drifter posted:He just wanted to look at titties all day. Paint titties. gently caress, I'd flash Dr. Weller my flabby guy tits just for RoboCop.
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Four Score posted:gently caress, I'd flash Dr. Weller my flabby guy tits just for RoboCop. Not a lot of flabby guys in Italian Renaissance art. The women tend to be badonkadonk, but not the men.
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Skwirl posted:Not a lot of flabby guys in Italian Renaissance art. The women tend to be badonkadonk, but not the men. I dunno, Michelangelo's dudes are a bit melty.
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Boogaleeboo posted:Yeah, Doctor Peter Weller has a mind he likes to stretch on occasion, and Italian Renaissance art history isn't exactly one of those PhDs someone casually picks up for the many and numerous job possibilities it offers. Quite a versatile man. Reminds me of someone from many years back: 
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Dick Trauma posted:Quite a versatile man. Reminds me of someone from many years back: That bow tie position is really messing with me.
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Dick Trauma posted:Quite a versatile man. Reminds me of someone from many years back: It's the 11th Doctor! 
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Yvonmukluk posted:It's the 11th Doctor! Peter Weller may be the only other correct answer to 'Could an American play the Doctor?' (The other being Gene Wilder, obviously)
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Not sure if this needs context, but Thor is an old man and basically the only person left alive on the world, next to his granddaughters. They're rebuilding the earth, starting from scratch. Roz is the name of his new present-time girlfriend the earlier pages of the book focused on.  Thor - God of Thunder 024
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While I like the sentiment and it makes sense because we know those characters in the story, I keep coming back to the fact that the three best people Thor has ever known in his thousands of years of life just happened to all live in the same 50 years or so. That's so improbable!
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It's a valid point. One of my favorite parts of Alan Moore's Majestic story "The Big Chill" involves the fact that Manny Weiss--the Wandering Jew--and Majestic a.k.a "totally not Superman" both came from Earth despite being one of the last seven living things in the entire universe:  
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Uthor posted:While I like the sentiment and it makes sense because we know those characters in the story, I keep coming back to the fact that the three best people Thor has ever known in his thousands of years of life just happened to all live in the same 50 years or so. That's so improbable! It's a Golden Age. Thor is remembering and honouring the best people from the best time of his life.
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He couldn't forget the taste of the lattes most vanilla
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 Sensation Comics #81, 1948. This loving rules.
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mind the walrus posted:It's a valid point. One of my favorite parts of Alan Moore's Majestic story "The Big Chill" involves the fact that Manny Weiss--the Wandering Jew--and Majestic a.k.a "totally not Superman" both came from Earth despite being one of the last seven living things in the entire universe: Super agreed. Comics that take place in the distant future and account for the ridiculous scope of stories and fleeting nature of what's going on right now are much more interesting than "hey this character I made and added to the avengers is totally still there in the future". Let me fill in the blanks by myself, it's so much more interesting.
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Uthor posted:While I like the sentiment and it makes sense because we know those characters in the story, I keep coming back to the fact that the three best people Thor has ever known in his thousands of years of life just happened to all live in the same 50 years or so. That's so improbable! I just assumed he'd named dozens or hundreds of rivers so far and his daughter was just listing three of them.
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True. I first thought that thought when he named the first people Jane and Steve. At the point where he's naming rivers, I figure he's just a bit senile and his granddaughters are sick of his poo poo.
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Uthor posted:True. I first thought that thought when he named the first people Jane and Steve. At the point where he's naming rivers, I figure he's just a bit senile and his granddaughters are sick of his poo poo.
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Poison Mushroom posted:"No, grandpa, you can't name a river Doctor Doom". You know how Coors brags about the water they use for their beer? I would totally drink a beer brewed exclusively from the waters of the river Doctor Strange.
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"And these new animals we created, that live three days before they die and eat their own poop, we shall call Tonys."
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I am 10000% sure that if I was offered a choice in weapons, one being made in Stevelandia, and one being QUENCHED IN THE FORGE USING WATER FROM THE RIVER DOOM, which one I would go with.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:I am 10000% sure that if I was offered a choice in weapons, one being made in Stevelandia, and one being QUENCHED IN THE FORGE USING WATER FROM THE RIVER DOOM, which one I would go with. Well, clearly. Stevelandia is for shields.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:I am 10000% sure that if I was offered a choice in weapons, one being made in Stevelandia, and one being QUENCHED IN THE FORGE USING WATER FROM THE RIVER DOOM, which one I would go with. You'd best go with the former, because if Thor named something on his new Earth after Doom, it'd probably be real lovely.
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Uthor posted:While I like the sentiment and it makes sense because we know those characters in the story, I keep coming back to the fact that the three best people Thor has ever known in his thousands of years of life just happened to all live in the same 50 years or so. That's so improbable! When you consider that mot of those thousands of years were most likely spent in Asgard it stops being so improbable.
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TwoPair posted:You'd best go with the former, because if Thor named something on his new Earth after Doom, it'd probably be real lovely. Plus there's so many of them that are just copies, it's hard to tell which one is real.
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tribbledirigible posted:Plus there's so many of them that are just copies, it's hard to tell which one is real. Turns out the River Doom was actually just a Doombot.
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Alhazred posted:When you consider that mot of those thousands of years were most likely spent in Asgard it stops being so improbable. One of the best things about Aaron's run on Thor is showing how "young" Thor spent so much of his time dicking around outside of Asgard, mostly looking for a drink or a good time.
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Yeah, Young Thor was a real shitheel and the comic really makes a point of how Thor looks at his days on Earth when he was Avenging poo poo as the best of his life. So it makes sense that he'd name poo poo after the mortals he hung with then.
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TwoPair posted:Yeah, Young Thor was a real shitheel and the comic really makes a point of how Thor looks at his days on Earth when he was Avenging poo poo as the best of his life. So it makes sense that he'd name poo poo after the mortals he hung with then. I fully expect him to name a crappy place after Tony. Like, he remembers him and respects him but still can't forget all the poo poo he did so he gets a crappy place named after him. Like whatever used to be New Jersey is now Tony Starksey.
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Rhyno posted:I fully expect him to name a crappy place after Tony. Like, he remembers him and respects him but still can't forget all the poo poo he did so he gets a crappy place named after him. Like whatever used to be New Jersey is now Tony Starksey. Otisburg?
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Rhyno posted:I fully expect him to name a crappy place after Tony. Like, he remembers him and respects him but still can't forget all the poo poo he did so he gets a crappy place named after him. Like whatever used to be New Jersey is now Tony Starksey. Ft. Stark, Tonyana.
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Endless Mike posted:Ft. Stark, Tonyana. Gary is far, far worse.
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Rhyno posted:Gary is far, far worse. I think you mean Tony, Starkiana
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Phylodox posted:Starkansas. That's a really good band though.
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Phylodox posted:Starkansas. is this a Stark portmanteau with Arkansas or Kansas or both
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Mr.Pibbleton posted:That's a really good band though. All early metal covers of Carry On My Wayward Son and Dust In The Wind.
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Acne Rain posted:is this a Stark portmanteau with Arkansas or Kansas or both The former.
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