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Man, Green Lantern's being a real dick about the situation. lol

No. Hot Dog will always have infinite bonus points for one thing, and one thing only, and that's for saying "Well, this oughta be different" and then being extremely correct.

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Despite not being rated to repair the M-3 Tactical Helmet, Johnny Rico ordered a fellow trainee to remove his during a live fire exercise with unfortunate results.

Yeah, I could see it in terms of the world has recently become aware of all these powers and beings beyond humanity's capabilities, and there's this Anglo-American organization that's been dealing with them for quite some time. So rather than every nation in the world build their own organization, they provide funding

The Cinematic Universe seems to go both ways. SHIELD sure acts like a US organization, especially in the earlier films. But then in the Avengers, they're answerable to an international World Security Council, that has the authority to nuke an American city without the President signing off on it? That implies that the

"Homeland" makes me think it is, a shadowy international council with the power to remove Director Fury makes me think it isn't.

I think the Hydra agents in SHIELD actually composed substantially less than half of its membership; it's just that they had access to some pretty key components of the organization's operations. When Rogers addresses the SHIELD staff by intercom, it seems that most of the staff take sides with him against Hydra. It's

Bonus Points for making "Syndrome" a verb.

I love it when that plan comes together.

To Loki's frustration, it's a pretty solid plan most of the time.

2 – Heimdall is a problem. But otherwise Loki's plan is to Syndrome Asgard so that Odin is suitably impressed with his adopted son.

3) Why did the army put Captain America on a U.S.O. Tour?

How about why so many people in the MCU look like Stan Lee?

Right. If I recall, his pursuit/capture of the hydra agent in the city immediately after being super-sized gained him some notoriety/fame that the military thought they could leverage via the tours.

You might want to re-read what you just typed. Arya is a 12 year old girl reveling in slowly sliding her sword into a man's throat. We love her for it, but she's incredibly damaged. I don't think you guys can rightly claim that this is the person she would have become if her entire family hadn't been murdered.

When one of the World Security Council members says that Batroc was French, Pierce corrects him that Batroc was Algerian - even saying he could draw a map if the councilman wanted him to.

Man of Steel was the best Dragonball Z film we've had in years

I thought the Zola bit was appropriate, not because it fits in a modern-ish political/spy movie, but rather because it fits well into the sorts of 1940s pulpy serial type of stories that were popular during Cap's early years. The whole scene was Cap sort of going back in time, as he did have that boot camp memory as

Thank you for the life advice, 21-year-old who has been in a relationship for five minutes.

"I think some couples can run off the rails really quick because they offset the balance and harmony in life which usually has to include God" Fuck you, no it doesn't.