Fanny looks positively manic. But cute! And Isaac is just swoonalicious. Such a wide-awake, alert face!
Natter 36: But We Digress...
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Thanks both of you. Franny *is* proud of him, and he seems to dote on her. It's so much fun watching them together.
And are you wanted? Dead or alive?
Indeed I am, ChiKat. Indeed I am.
Well, technically, the weakness is back
I'm a little boggled at the thought of "You know what would make a good weakness? YELLOW!" being considered a workable idea twice.
I'm a little boggled at the thought of "You know what would make a good weakness? YELLOW!" being considered a workable idea twice.
Maybe if they limited it to a particular shade. Like mustard.
I'm a little boggled at the thought of "You know what would make a good weakness? YELLOW!" being considered a workable idea twice.
Now there's some deep spiritual meaning to it or some such crap.
The original Green Lantern, with powers of a different origin, also has a weakness. His? Wood.
I'm drawing up plans for the ulitimate bad guy lair right now. A little Douglas Fir, a little Dutch Boy, some Kryptonite doorknobs, and I'm set.
I'm a little boggled at the thought of "You know what would make a good weakness? YELLOW!" being considered a workable idea twice.
mmm hm.
And then there's that little boy who rides on his back. He's like the Michael Jackson of superheroes.
The original Green Lantern, with powers of a different origin, also has a weakness. His? Wood.
I think this is the premise for one of the arcs on QaF.
I'm a little boggled at the thought of "You know what would make a good weakness? YELLOW!" being considered a workable idea twice.
The trick is though that they sort of explained the weakness in a way that let them get Hal Jordan back free and clear. Between that and finally having a decent explanation for what green lantern energy actually is, I'm willing to overlook the silliness of the weakness.
Considering the original Alan Scott weakness was wood, it's not as if they lack a 65 year tradition of WTF?-ness.
Total deja vu on reading this conversation.