“Illustration of a propose fallout shelter...”
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“...on his RetroPie, a modded Raspberry Pi mini-computer...”
“...by a handful of corporation.”
“...that comes form knowing...”
Splinter was never actually “canon,” even though it was a terrific tale. It also undermined the “first meeting” between Luke and Darth Vader.
Probably because you used “it’s” where you should use “its.” (Hint: the possessive forms are his, hers, its, theirs - no apostrophes in any of them.)
They all lead up to the hype; few of them live up to it.
RansomEware?
Evil Week: Things you can do that aren’t illegal.
Tell that to Uncle Ben (and the burglar who killed him!), Richard and Mary Parker, Thomas & Martha Wayne, Pa & Ma Kent (although they go from dead to alive and back after every reboot), Jor-El and Lara, Abin Sur (who gave his Green Lantern ring to Hal Jordan), Blue Beetles Dan Garret and Ted Kord, most of the…
No, John Byrne did that with the first “Crisis” reboot; he battled Doomsday after that.
Superman didn’t “come back from the dead” with the mullet; that was foisted on him by John Byrne with the 80's “Crisis” reboot. He died after that, when he battled Doomsday.
“...episode-by -pisode...” Whoops...
It’s literally in the first sentence of the article.
If its spell correction keeps you from typing “truely,” or from putting the dollar sign at the end of the amount, it’s worth it.
$630 is CHEAPER? WTF???
Most cars with “smart” systems are CELLULAR enabled (i.e., GM’s OnStar system).
I would not mind the Brian Daley trilogy being made into a movie series. Not one bit.
Came looking through the comments for this...