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Well, there's also his cousin. And for a while in the Silver Age, a friggin' mermaid.
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Batman, with preperation time, could totally handle Superfucking.
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Krispy Wafer posted:Wonder Woman might be able to handle it, though. But since she's made out of clay on an island where there are no men, the likelihood of her being anatomically correct is remote.
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Sunswipe posted:Batman, with preperation time, could totally handle Superfucking. Batman would never be a bottom.
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Nov 3, 2017 17:24
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I think Batman’s commitment to true justice would allow him to bottom. Tony Stark would never bottom
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Aleph Null posted:Batman would never be a bottom. Batman's committment to saving lives would compel him to bottom if Clark had to gently caress or die. I go into great detail on this in my 57 part fanfiction epic "Batman to Buttman."
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Sunswipe posted:Batman's committment to saving lives would compel him to bottom if Clark had to gently caress or die. I go into great detail on this in my 57 part fanfiction epic "Batman to Buttman." Quick, Get Chuck Tingle on the phone!
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SLAMMED IN THE BUTT BY MY UNWAVERING DEDICATION TO JUSTICE
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Slammed in the Butt by the bizarre coincidence of my mother's name.
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DandyLion posted:Slammed in the Butt by the bizarre coincidence of my mother's name. Superman-Batman-Pamela Focker crossover.
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 if you don't think Bats isn't a power bottom.
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scary ghost dog posted:i think you are misguided in this assertion. My knowledge of Wonder Woman pretty much stopped at Lynda Carter. Was there hanky panky on the island?
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Krispy Wafer posted:My knowledge of Wonder Woman pretty much stopped at Lynda Carter. Just a lot of bondage.
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DC Comics, Inc. editorial mandate dictates that Batman must never bottom
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Krispy Wafer posted:My knowledge of Wonder Woman pretty much stopped at Lynda Carter. nevermind
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Since Thor: Ragnarok came out this weekend, I’ll hide it under the spoiler tag: In the movie, Skurge mentions that he picked up the two M16 assault rifles from Texas & that he named them “Des” and “Troy,” so together they’re called “Des-Troy.” This can also be a nod to two Dallas Cowboys players, Dez Bryant (wide receiver for the Cowboys 2010-present) and Troy Aikman (quarterback 1989-2000, won 3 Super Bowls). Android Apocalypse has a new favorite as of 02:05 on Nov 4, 2017 |
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AnonSpore posted:DC Comics, Inc. editorial mandate dictates that Batman must never bottom Are you kidding? Why do you think Batman doesn't sit down?
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Batman always wears a plug, so he can be prepared to take anything.
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a batplug with pointy ears though 
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Instead of a heart-shaped jewel, it's a Bat symbol.
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Sunswipe posted:Batman's committment to saving lives would compel him to bottom if Clark had to gently caress or die. I go into great detail on this in my 57 part fanfiction epic "Batman to Buttman." Star Trek did it first.
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Android Apocalypse posted:Since Thor: Ragnarok came out this weekend, I’ll hide it under the spoiler tag: That movie did have quite a lot of Chekhov's guns.
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It also had a Hulk's cock.
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And a Matt Damon appearance out of nowhere.
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Mierenneuker posted:And a Matt Damon appearance out of nowhere. Also Liam Hemsworth and Sam Neill It was practically this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFhrc32kF6E
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When I saw Kevin Spacey I thought I could never enjoy that film again but the next actor who appeared made it all okay...
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Krispy Wafer posted:Wonder Woman might be able to handle it, though. But since she's made out of clay on an island where there are no men, the likelihood of her being anatomically correct is remote. Originally WW was supposed to have been created by Aphrodite. Not Athena or Artemis or even like, Nike or Hera. Nope, the marquee female superhero was given life by the patron goddess of beauty and cheating on your husband, despite the many more interesting and appropriate mythological figures.
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Slander. That's not surprising if you read about William Moulton Marston. (Plus she didn't become a marquee character until much later.)
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Never really caught it before but I think it's funny that Kevin Costner played conspiracy theorist Jim Garrison in 1991's JFK, three years after he gave a famous monologue in Bull Durham where he said "I believe Oswald acted alone". Unrelated films , I realize.
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BiggerBoat posted:Never really caught it before but I think it's funny that Kevin Costner played conspiracy theorist Jim Garrison in 1991's JFK, three years after he gave a famous monologue in Bull Durham where he said "I believe Oswald acted alone". Do you think he was trying to tell us something?
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Gejimayu posted:Do you think he was trying to tell us something? He believes in a constitutional amendment outlawing AstroTurf on the grassy knoll.
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Schneider Inside Her posted:I think Batman’s commitment to true justice would allow him to bottom. Tony Stark would never bottom I think you're wrong, I think it'd be his release! the only time he'd ever give up control.
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(spoiling because it's recent but these are fairly minor spoilers for the first half of It) There's a montage about halfway into the movie that uses The Cure's song "Six Different Ways." There are seven total members of The Loser's club and unless I'm mistaken, at this point in the movie It has revealed itself to six of the seven kids in a different form for each targeting their specific fears. Richie hasn't shared his fear of clowns with the group at this point, and hasn't been targeted directly on screen the way the other kids have. So at the point when the song plays, It has revealed itself and attempted to scare and consume six of the kids in six different ways. Could be a complete coincidence, a happy accident, or deliberate. Either way, I thought it was interesting.
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I enjoyed that Ritchie tells the group about his fear of clowns, but when he goes into the Clown Room, it's pretty apparent that the clowns are creepy, but IT knows what Richie is really afraid: death, and himself being forgotten or ignored if he were to go missing. He HATES being alone, which is also why he's pissed about being lookout. It's reflected well by his constant joking and seeking of approval.
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thecluckmeme posted:I enjoyed that Ritchie tells the group about his fear of clowns, but when he goes into the Clown Room, it's pretty apparent that the clowns are creepy, but IT knows what Richie is really afraid: death, and himself being forgotten or ignored if he were to go missing. He HATES being alone, which is also why he's pissed about being lookout. It's reflected well by his constant joking and seeking of approval. Oh that's good. I didn't make that connection.
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I watched Katsuhiro Otomo's film collection Memories. The entire set could be called "subtlety: the film compilation." Magnetic Rose was downright incredible looking and established it's mystery perfectly. Since its animation the subtle moments are very impressive since everything on screen is intentional, and the film avoids exaggeration when animating, making the slightest facial changes more impressive as a result.
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Finally got to see John Wick 2, and in the scene where he's got the shotgun out, he fires 11 times without reloading. That seems like an oversight for a realistic movie, but Wick had a shell on the carrier for a ghost load. That's a decently obscure shooting technique, but of course a movie starring a ridiculously good 3-gun shooter would have it.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Finally got to see John Wick 2, and in the scene where he's got the shotgun out, he fires 11 times without reloading. That seems like an oversight for a realistic movie, but Wick had a shell on the carrier for a ghost load. That's a decently obscure shooting technique, but of course a movie starring a ridiculously good 3-gun shooter would have it. Yeah the people who made the John Wick movies were super pedantic about how many shots he fired before reloading and other details like that.
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That's why the gently caress up with the silencers stands out so badly in an otherwise amazing gun movie.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Finally got to see John Wick 2, and in the scene where he's got the shotgun out, he fires 11 times without reloading. That seems like an oversight for a realistic movie, but Wick had a shell on the carrier for a ghost load. That's a decently obscure shooting technique, but of course a movie starring a ridiculously good 3-gun shooter would have it. in-universe explanation: john wick has an 11 shot shotgun
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