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Post by admin on Feb 1, 2016 20:39:53 GMT -8
marvel.com/characters/58/thanosThanos "The Mad Titan Thanos, a melancholy, brooding individual, consumed with the concept of death, sought out personal power and increased strength, endowing himself with cybernetic implants until he became more powerful than any of his brethren." Hmmm.....
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Post by Deleted on Feb 1, 2016 21:35:17 GMT -8
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Post by Deleted on Feb 2, 2016 21:54:41 GMT -8
"We learn more by looking for the answer to a question and not finding it than we do from learning the answer itself."-Lloyd Alexander
In case there were doubts, Inet has not been infiltrated by the "illustrious" Thanos. That is all.
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Post by obewan on Feb 8, 2016 19:33:19 GMT -8
Nope! You have to get out the Comics and READ them!
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Post by leptraps on Feb 9, 2016 5:34:34 GMT -8
I grew out of comic books and graduated to the likes of "Mad Magazine", "Cracked" and "Insane". Now there was some great humor. I subscribed to all three. I continue my subsription to Mad Magazine until 1987.
Alfred E. Newman, my hero.
The humor of Insane was absolutely on the extreme end of the dark side.
I still have pictures of Alfred E. Newman, Madame Horse Fly and the Great Gas Master, I. Fartalot hang on the walls of my office to this day.
I you wonder why I am the way I am. Or is it is. Now you know.
Yeehaw, Red Necks, White Socks and PBR.
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Post by jshuey on Feb 9, 2016 5:57:34 GMT -8
Thanos "The Mad Titan Thanos, a melancholy, brooding individual, consumed with the concept of death, sought out personal power and increased strength, endowing himself with cybernetic implants until he became more powerful than any of his brethren." Hmmm..... There is something in me that misses our own little "Greek Mad Titan Thanos". He certainly knew how to get your attention. But then I was never: 1- a target of his madness, or 2 - the manager of this web site! I'd probably feel different if either of these applied to me. John |
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Post by admin on Feb 9, 2016 18:03:32 GMT -8
I grew out of comic books and graduated to the likes of "Mad Magazine", "Cracked" and "Insane". Now there was some great humor. I subscribed to all three. I continue my subsription to Mad Magazine until 1987. Alfred E. Newman, my hero. The humor of Insane was absolutely on the extreme end of the dark side. I still have pictures of Alfred E. Newman, Madame Horse Fly and the Great Gas Master, I. Fartalot hang on the walls of my office to this day. I you wonder why I am the way I am. Or is it is. Now you know. Yeehaw, Red Necks, White Socks and PBR. I was a BIG fan of the Mad Mag cartoonist Don Martin (I think that was the name). You know, the characters with the flat, hinged shoes. |
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Post by obewan on Feb 9, 2016 19:13:24 GMT -8
Yup...Spy Vs Spy was the best...and the Fold-in end fold...
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Post by leptraps on Feb 9, 2016 20:34:04 GMT -8
I stand corrected, I apologize for my error. I guess at my age, things that happened 55 years ago get somewhat scrambled. The name of the goofy blonde in the Insane Magazine was not I. Fartalot, it was C. I. Fartalot.
However, Spy vs Spy was great. Mad Magazine was great.
Alfred E. Newman for President!!
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