And then we add in that outside of romance and relationships we are taught to ignore the word "No"

i think the notion of the alibi is good, but she really think she's free to walk around a small town with out being noticed. She even made a look a Rick before the heist to that effect. There is no need for her to cover.

I'm looking at value vs. organization. No they aren't going to build specialized racks for runs or anything, but I see keeping inventory and writing down serial numbers of guns so they can check things in and out.

I don't know. I'm seeing as a Walter White move. Too confident for their own good. Even as alibi, I'm sure the next statement is going to be, "We're also missing 3 guns."

She even told Carol they tightly ration the chocolate. I think Carol is getting a bit cocky. And clearly she's not as invisible as she thinks she is.

The second I saw Carol take that chocolate, I knew that was her fatal flaw.

And thinking of it, it felt like people were covering that Marvel event the same way the tech sites cover the Apple events. It's definitely an interesting one to go, and one that I could see doing more damage to Comic Con by causing a trend, than to Marvel themselves. I'm sure if they leave and it doesn't work they…

I'm curious if Marvel even needs to San Diego in that way. I know there is the good will, free press side of it.

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I think it's just that cover artist's style. How you seen how he draws the men? EVERYONE is really twisted and exaggerated.

but that's like saying that Galaxy isn't a parody because they don't use Star Trek characters.

I realize I'm half replying to myself, to add additional thoughts. But you are probably right on with that.

Not alone. At lot of my female friends have knowledge gaps when it comes to the domestic stuff. One decided to disconnect the gas from the oven because she didn't know how to cook with it.

There is also a bit of a business selling point. You can say, "Oh those pajamas look nice", but the fact that the money goes to help someone might be thing to get you to buy them, or spend a little more for them.

This is one of those things were I'm a bit torn on it.

Wait, Pat Robertson believes in witches???

I caught the into an kind of rolled my eyes when hearing we had a special panel of all women to talk about a woman's issue.

It's not really landing for me.

I think you misspelled that. The best part was overacting Colin Farrel

I'm with you, let this be Earth 2, and be confidently different from the movies. And how fun would it be that a teenage girl is the strongest most powerful being on the planet and one that gets to be the idolized peak of 'humanity', morals and what we can become.