They didn’t air mine!

I think there’s a misunderstanding of the character within these movies, and an unwillingness to recognize what he is within fandom and his comic. Because the character has been around for such a long time, and, really, because of the way the character was written from the beginning, if you think about it, Superman…

The scene I think most about from BvS is the moment after Wally’s bomb blows up, and it shows Superman surrounded by death and flames, saddened but physically impervious to it. It’s a scene that resonates, and perhaps says a lot about the film’s version of the character and where they might want to take it. The other…

I don’t think it’s that they don’t “get” Superman, but that they’re happy to play around with him in ways that don’t fit the zeitgeistian image of the character. Fans have images of Superman and the Justice League in their heads, collages pieced together by their experiences with the character, and DC doesn’t always…

This was such a bullshit moment in the game. How Chicago came out on the power play after this exchange is beyond me. At least the hockey gods saw fit to tip the balance in favor of the good guys.

and holy shit are the Blues actually going to finally get over the hump and do it by ousting the defending champs?

The third is Keith, but it could honestly be the four worst people, depending on your feelings on Brent “Wakey-wakey, Backes!” Seabrook.

Three of the six worst people in hockey play for the Blackhawks.

I remember those Guys.

Manon Rheaume. *drops mic*

As long as we’re doing “puck slappers” we ought to be onomatopoetic about it.

Zarley Zalapski.

Kinda partial to Mike Liut

Hakan Loob.

Radek Bonk.

Theo Fleury, Geoff Courtnall, Scott Mellanby

Craig MacTavish

Also:

But is it more offensive to assume transgender people lack any sense of humor about their lives at all?

So is he banging other women? If not I tend agree with this comment: