Indifference is fine. Hell, irrational flaming hatred is fine. I'm not super confident in the thing, either. I'm just kind of amazed about how popular it seems to be to believe and be livid over silly and unsupported rumors thanks largely to confirmation bias.
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Bricken is just finishing up his article now...
As far as Mayweather fighing Leonard, Hearns, or Duran if he was in their era, I think he would stay at 135 pounds rather than risk fighting either of them. Leonard would frustrate him, Hearns would knock him out, and Duran would knock his nuts into the 22nd Century.
Thanks for the kind words, but you're just objectively wrong here. Floyd has never taken any sort of responsibility, publicly or privately, for his actions. Even Josie Harris, who has since reconciled with Floyd, said as much in her interview with Yahoo. And he has not matured in any meaningful way, as you can see…
I think it's safer to slam Mayweather, because it's not like he's ever going to read this... Or read anything for that matter, anytime soon.
I'm a card carrying PETA member (don't agree with lots of what they do, but I love animals, so...) and I can forgive a guy like Vick who learns from his mistakes and then does stuff to help right his wrong. Vick works with the Humane Society now to help educate people on why dog fighting is wrong.
Yes, it was.
And equally shitty, overpriced PPV cards.
"...that Zod and the ship filled with Kryptonian embryos were thrown into the phantom Zone and it would have made far more sense."
Except that, for the last 30 years or so in the comics, Superman doesn't have a "no-kill rule." He generally doesn't kill criminals because (1) the vast majority of criminals can't hurt him, so he can't justifiably kill them in self-defense, and (2) if he began serving as judge, jury, and executioner for criminals…
I know this will be as effective as talking to a wall, but the whole point of him killing Zod is that it was so traumatic it's what made him create the no-kill rule in the first place...I still think he didn't become "superman" until the end of that film...
It's not the gun on the new Batmobile people hate, but Jack Snyder (and to a lesser extent, Ben Affleck). Just hate for hate's sake and that's the worst kind of hate...
He killed Two-Face and no fucks were given.
On the other hand, Marvel's deliberate putting of its TV shows in the film universe has thus far fared very poorly in part because they won't let them play with any of the fun toys.
unless they´re on his car, Tim Burton´s bat mobile had a couple of 50 cals, the bat pod blew Bane into gibblets, and the tumbler variants had tank turrets, so theres that
The answer is a resounding "nope." The Flash and Arrow share continuity on The CW, and Constantine stands alone over on NBC, and Gotham stands alone on Fox.
This "dreary movie" that you haven't seen yet, but want to judge pre-emptively and follow every piece of information on.
Let's hate on it for no reason. Marvel FTW.