The screenshot is from Batman Returns, but this figure looks to be based on the costume from Batman, which had the extra little bits coming off the bat symbol’s tail. For whatever reason they were removed in Batman Returns.
The screenshot is from Batman Returns, but this figure looks to be based on the costume from Batman, which had the extra little bits coming off the bat symbol’s tail. For whatever reason they were removed in Batman Returns.
It’s correct, that’s how the bat-emblem on the suit appeared in the 1989 film, with 2 extra “points” on the bottom. The movie still posted in this article is actually form 1992's Batman Returns, in which the suit had a more traditional bat-symbol.
Apart from the fact is not now, nor has he ever been, a billionaire and that far from being an “uber-successful businessman”, he was a second-tier developer and multiple times bankrupt failson.
They even took out the reverse gear to save weight and get better fuel economy. They sold those extra gears to Ryan Gosling and he put them into his Mustang so he could out run the bad guy in reverse.
GASP, 6 years ago? I wonder why this would be news now. Oh wait..
Wow, I hadn't heard that about Donald and Donald Jr.
You mean, kind of like how he does in the very first fucking sentence of the second paragraph? Maybe read the article before being an obnoxious ass.
You should learn to read.
Pshaw, I saw Doug Flutie dropkick an extra point. ONLY CALL ME WHEN SUPER WEIRD SHIT HAPPENS.
Toronto Maple Leafs?
Now you done confused the white people with your street lingo code talk.
Monique> I just want to point out the fact that if I was about to testify before the court about a cop shooting someone, I would definitely keep the drugs I traffic in my apartment situated next to the apartment of the aforementioned shooting because
Weight is a street term referring to selling drugs in large quantities. In other words, he wasn't selling dime bags or zips (ounces), he was selling by the pound.
I suppose the bright side is that she could have been soaked in much worse in the clubhouse in Oakland.
Yes. Oakland, Florida to be precise.
Everyone has a hard-on for Hader. He’s like the posterboy for relief pitchers.
It’s an error, but I just don’t think it’s very egregious. And while I don’t think anything is anybody’s fault here, why isn’t the narrative “Josh Hader isn’t going to forget this one for a long time”? A big arm with a 2 run lead, 2 outs and a man on 1st should bring that one to the 9th intact. Can’t do much about the…
This description really undersells how bad Hader was. He still should’ve gotten out of it, if not for Zimmerman’s bloop falling in between everybody, but had no command and earned those runs.
In the NBA world, where you can’t move your pivot foot before driving.
Just put it under your arm and run with it. They quit calling traveling for real years ago ...