"The day that Yoshinori Ono took over your Street Fighter franchise was the most important moment of your life. For him... it was Tuesday."

He was pretty good, was one of the Maiar with the other cool guys up in Aule heaven, but it didn't last long if I remember. All the Vala made music and kind of weaved what the world would be like, and if the majority of Vala were pop, ambient, soft-rock, then Melkor was in his garage ironing out the basis of black…

The thing is that the writer is reaching out to schools, not DC. These days, most of the representational problems of DC are not caused by the writers/artists but by editorial mandates. So while I trust the writer is well-intentioned, I'm afraid DC editorial is a lot less so.

I think you missed the point

If people were shitters Dave Would be Shibuya at rush hour anyways... it's good for him to keep it real.

You do know that you don't get any magic internet points for white knighting the new posting policy, right?

calm down Mr justice, thats a joke

"Foreigners' sense of humor is so strange!"

What is the freaking point of a ratings board if the game is practically rated as an ADULT game, where it doesn't factor in how it would 'influence' kids at that point?

He had to. It's either kill him or watch Zod vaporize a family for no reason. Zod left him no choice and Superman felt bad about it.

The movie isn't even close to gridmark. it's fun, and very funny at times. Seriously the movie ends on a super corny fun clark kent gag even. hardly gridmark. The movie is about hope, give it a chance