It takes some nonzero amount of time to destroy the Earth, though; the question would be if Flash could take out Superman faster than Superman would be able to nullify Flash through something like that. If Superman can keep Flash from using his speed then he'd win, but could he be taken out before doing that?
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Wasn't The Thing just another adaptation of Who Goes There?, not a remake of The Thing From Another World?
If it helps ease your fears, there's never been any definitive evidence that the Bradley effect has actually happened in an election. It's a theoretical explanation of what happened with the poll/result skew in Bradley's election, but other elections in the 35 years or so since haven't borne it out. And in this…
That's actually right in that sidequest itself where Taban mentions that; like you say, the leap is how to input it. :P
Oh, I don't actually remember wind during that, it's been a while since I've done that scene. That is a good point; I'm just about at that point in a replay, I'll have to give it a closer look when I hit it.
I have to admit, this is the first time I've ever actually heard the interpretation that the red time gate was because of Lavos. I'm not saying it's wrong, but coming as it does right after the whole Entity campfire conversation that implies the time gates are the planet in its death throes reliving its own past, I've…
What if we dislike him for specific reasons, like pushing the "unemployed people are lazy" idea and claiming that the only reason anyone in the country doesn't have a job is because they haven't put in effort to find one?
They talk about how much good it did because it raised more money than likely would have been raised through standard fundraising methods, because it was so popular and so many people were involved due to the viral nature of it.
Keep in mind that for the majority of people involved in the ice bucket challenge, the amount of money would've been $0 without it, if only because the people involved weren't aware of the disease. And a lot of people, especially most all of the celebrities involved, donated $100 and dumped the bucket over themselves.…
Usually when one word shifts to overlap meaning with another, they pick up connotations and subtleties of meaning and usage based on the usual contexts in which each are used. This happens often in language already; there aren't any true full synonyms in any two languages anyway.
"Death of the Author" just says that the author's reading of their text isn't the only valid one. It has nothing to do with whether or not something's canon. And if you're interpreting "death of the author" to apply to any comments by an author about their work in any form, and not just interpretations of existing…
"Ilvermorny" is the only made up word here. ""Wampus", ""pukwudgie", "thunderbird", and "horned serpent" are all references to Native folklore.
You know that those are all references to things in Native folklore, right? "Ilvermorny" is the only word made up by Rowling in this article.
There's no "mostly" about it, unfortunately; they actually announced like a year or two ago that AV Club Classic was ending. Not cutting short existing series at the time, obviously, but not adding any new ones in the future, just letting it die off.
Plans to undo the identity reveal were probably why editorial let them go ahead with it in the first place, honestly.
Oregon, actually.
Well, one Pandaren was involved in the Third War. :P
You joke, but http://comicsalliance.com/a…
Eh, it got pretty bumpy after Taylor left and Buccellato took over, it kind of fell into a cycle of "who can we make Superman fight now" for a while there after he went off the book. The recent stuff's started to pick back up pretty great, though.