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No, Dedman had a critical role to play in one of my scenes - the one where Blaze seemingly sacrifices himself to close a portal. IB then goes off in a rage.
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3) Reboot - When there was a hint of danger, Reboot would reset everything to avoid it happening?
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Oh no, I don't think he can actually do that. And he was very effective in battle.
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Pov: Wanted to fight, but opponents ran away when they saw the lack of pants
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Pantsless Pov was actually one of the best battlers. He was described as the Martian Manhunter of the LMB so I wrote him with full MM powers.
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More Polyanna than Poison Ivy
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Cleome, because she's a tree-hugging hippie pacifist.
(I kid Cleome, just like she kids me.)
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Tee-hee! Nice of you to join in, Fanfie!
Not Cleome, I gave her a nice bit in the final battle. Cobie also used her early on in Book 1.
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I gave cameos to almost every LMBer ever in the Lord of the Oval Novella. Which LMBer did I include in a scene, but without taking part in combat? 1) Legion Tracker
2) Awkward Pause Boy
3) Reboot
4) Harbinger5) minesurfer 6) Vee 7) Pov8) Blacula 9) cleome10) Quislet, Esq. 11) Abin Quank 12) Xben 13) Rickshaw
14) Dedman
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10) Quis Quis possessed the convergence secret wars battleworld where all the fighting was, mercifully ending proceedings after a single issue?
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Yes! Well, not for your reason. But super space-lawyer Quis kept tabs on the politicians while the fighting was going on.
Over to you thothy!
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Yay! Quicker than usual. I'll need to have another look at the Wiki. I always seem to get errors when I go for certain pages, so I'll need to see what I'm doing wrong there.
New Q soon...
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Could be a problem with the wiki itself. Or maybe pages which don't exist yet?
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Thinking they were doing me a good turn, a firend recorded a movie for us to watch together last weekend. It was:-
a Nosferatu
b Der Golem
c Häxan
d Frankenstein (pre Karloff version)
e Metropolis
f Dracula (Spanish version)
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Keep up with what I've been watching lately! "Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you."
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No, but it's one I mention when fav films come up. That recent restored version is excellent. Another fav, more for the cinematography than anything else. It's got a creepy plot underneath though with the pestilence you don't get form other vampire movies. But not that one on this occasion.
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Keep up with what I've been watching lately! "Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you."
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Not Dracula, although this version is better shot than the Bela Lugosi known one, although they use the same sets.
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Keep up with what I've been watching lately! "Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you."
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d Frankenstein (pre Karloff version)
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That's the one. Witchcraft through the ages from 1922 I think. It's a series of shorts supposedly telling all about the history of witchcraft. In fact, it's there really to try and shock/ titillate the audience, and it's more than a little insulting to anyone following those beliefs. I did get to comment on how much better the version I got to see was than the old thing I saw years ago. But, it's a film I didn't think I'd have to sit through twice. O'er to you BraJa!
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Thanks thoth!
Which of these Star Trek movies have I not seen?
1) Star Trek: The Motion Picture
2) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
3) Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
4) Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
5) Star Trek: First Contact
6) Star Trek (2009)
7) Star Trek: Into Darkness
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I saw that one on a plane to Dubai. The sound quality wasn't very good, so it wasn't a very pleasant experience.
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