FWIW I think you may have a skewed view, as a person who gets really excited at the chance to "talk comics," of what it means to a lot of people to say they read (or even "love") comics.

That line *really* clanged. I'd think there may be a behind-the-scenes story on how it happened, because it's hard to believe that no one noticed.

Yeah, the intriguing opening that a younger King had clearly spent a long time considering soon spiralled into a careless, tedious, muddled mess. Any adaptation of King's wankery notebook will involve a vast amount of remediation to be worth watching.

There are orcs or goblins nearby.

The weirder part of characterizing it as a "romance" is that Mantis tells Drax that she isn't even interested that way in the *kind* of thing he is, let alone him as an individual, and in context there's no reason to think she's being less than honest.

It could be done but wouldn't be as easy to do was basically the whole point of bringing up the frog in the first place: everything is affected by magnets but not on the level of everyday experience; you cannot for example levitate a frog of any fucking description from across the room using a magnet in your arm. Even…

Debut album:

Doesn't have to be 100% though.

Now, what you hear is not a test
I'm rapping, full of win
And me, the groove, and my Christ
Are gonna save you from your sin

Check it out yo, in the house yo
So I can show and flow and let the people know
So won't you ease on down to St. Pete's at the Vatican
But first let me tell you somethin' I possess
The 10 Commandments of the Hip Hop Francis,
Known as the Pope with the hip hop stances
First one, I'ma be a pontiff with an attitude
Gotta get…

Whatever you do to a frog is mostly being done to water. But they're not using the frog because water is diamagnetically special, they're using it for the "whoa" factor of levitating a living animal. The same principles would apply to, say, a desiccated frog, or one made of silver.

Clearly this is a polarizing topic.

Unfortunately, Christopher Lee returned to his home planet in 2015.

It's surprising this review doesn't touch on Unbreakable, which seems a natural point of reference, being a low-key, small-stakes, everyday-guy superhero movie with minimal effects.

Approximately everything is affected by magnets - that's why you can, for example, levitate a frog with a magnet - it's just that normally the effects aren't obvious on the everyday scale of fridge magnets and paperclips. But presumably (I haven't watched the trailer) that still leaves this guy's arm at the level of…

For what it's worth, a quick search brings up JonBenet books from (not going to bother sequencing these) 2000, 2012, 2016, 1998, 2012, 1998, 2003, 1999, 2003, 2000, 2008, 1997, 1998, 2007, 2012, 2000, 2003, 2014, 2001, 1998, 2015, 2010, and 2015. Then there are the news reports and "news" reports, special reports and…

You of course don't need to "get over" your emotional reaction (though if you have no personal connection to the case, it might be worth taking stock of how you relate to that death as opposed to deaths in which no one tried so very hard to titillate your interest in the gruesome details).

Not much "if" about it IMO. Even in the unlikely event that she isn't already seeing the other guy, everything about that letter suggests that her demand has injected a lethal dose of marriage poison.

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