He was a 98lb weakling… Before the serum!
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Response to Happy Birthday, Maru!:
LL&P
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Response to When Manly Men Wore Questionable Slacks:
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Response to Fantastic Superhero Cosplay:
I'll just leave this here…
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Wow, I'm glad I'm a lesbian right now! Though will admit #4 is my whole collection of books. Instead of Star Wars though, it's either Torchwood or Doctor Who books, maybe a little bit of Star Trek fiction to make it interesting! PROUD TO BE A NERD!
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Response to 11 Animals That Are Secretly Jedi:
It's hard to resist the cute but deadly stare of The Kitteh Reaper!
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Response to Looks To Try: Quirky Prints:
NEED THE CAT PRINT LEGGINGS.
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Ahem. It's spelled “tauntaun.” Nerd OUT!
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Response to Mitt Romney Conversing In French:
Sounds nicer than Huntsman's awkward
debate mandarin.. Or Bush's “Texan” lol
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Response to Obama As Captain America:
http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Orange_Lantern_Corps![[link]](http://s3-ak.buzzfed.com/static/images/public/icons/external-link2.png)
This power is mine, this is my light.
Be it in bright of day or black of night.
I lay claim to all that falls within my sight.
To take what I want, THAT IS MY RIGHT
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Response to Ignore Ryan's Post, Folks! Get In Here!:
Whip 'em out, measure them already!
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Response to It's a cool video. But shouldn't this be…:
I'm sorry no one has been helpful yet. It does sound like an awfully big assumption, but I assure it there is more than faith supporting this idea. There was no “somebody” that figured this out - the knowledge comes from centuries of direct observation from many people who combined their findings and discovered that they fit together, revealing an elegant truth. Neil DeGrasse Tyson doesn't really go into much detail here - he's going for the wow factor. However, NOVA has a very good article about the origins of our atoms that breaks the idea down a little better: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/space/star-in-you.html Science is amazing!
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Response to Renner is great, but Hawkeye sucks…we need…:
I feel like Vision would have been too similar cinematically to Iron Man. Plus, the big thing about the Marvel movie universe they're building is that even though they're superheroes, there's a real sense of reality to it. Iron Man took so much explaining just to pull off the suit realistically, I can't imagine how they could have done a full-on robot, and he's so wrapped up with Antman and Wasp and Ultron that you'd need like at least 4 other movies to get right.
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Actually, comic books are like a gateway drug to higher quality reading. The imagery, subject matter, and situations are highly engaging (especially for young boys), and the pictures provide context for what might otherwise be difficult words. The links between early childhood reading and success later in life are well-documented, so if comic books are the only thing that can get your kid to read - so be it! Eventually they'll seek out other kinds of literature. Sincerely,
DaveInOrlando
Comic Book Aficionado and Well-Adjusted Human Being
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Response to How To Get on BuzzFeed’s Front Page!!:
Yay! Top 20!
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Response to 20 Celebs Caught Smoking Marijuana:
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Seriously. You know you have to when Batman says so. #sayyeskatie
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Response to Superheros Don't Use Elevators:
i can't find the exact panel, but in this issue there was a page where ghost rider rides up the side of baxter building, spider man webs and crawls up, and the hulk simply jumps to the top. then it cuts to a panel of wolverine in an elevator mumbling something like “show offs…”
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Response to Cool / Not Cool:
You mean it's not already like high school?
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Response to The 6 Loneliest Places On Earth:
The gamers desk is always lonely.
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Response to Stan Lee Reading Comics:
Excelsior! Lmao
