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benchilada.">1. God or no God?
...I am actually going to take a pass on this one, since I need to be out of here in an hour, and I can't articulate enough in that time.
2. Marvel vs DC?
Started out with Marvel--I think Alpha Flight #6 was my first one ever. Kind of flipped through them for a while, then turned into a massive X-Men geek when I was about fourteen. Gave up on them around the time they switched to an alternate world for four issues, by which time I'd picked up other books--mostly Vertigo, some of the standalone graphic novels from each line, and a mild interest in Batman.
Now... meh, I don't know. I've sworn off both for the foreseeable future.
Summation: I've read more Marvel, but DC brought me Vertigo. For that, DC.
3. Why do hurt the ones we love?
Because we get worked up and snappish about things that are important to us that aren't going quite right, and we sometimes don't watch what we do or say when we assume someone's going to understand us.
4. Super power you always wanted.
Ability to let people hear and understand what other people are trying to say. (Which I actually did not realize until very recently is "Doug Ramsay's powers, made accessible to multiple people.")
5. Your own reality show, what would it be. You can be outside the box.
Uhm. No. No way, no how, no. Those things are creepy.
EDIT: Oh, right, it's St. Patrick's Day. Thank god I wasn't planning on going out tonight.
benchilada.">1. God or no God?...I am actually going to take a pass on this one, since I need to be out of here in an hour, and I can't articulate enough in that time.
2. Marvel vs DC?
Started out with Marvel--I think Alpha Flight #6 was my first one ever. Kind of flipped through them for a while, then turned into a massive X-Men geek when I was about fourteen. Gave up on them around the time they switched to an alternate world for four issues, by which time I'd picked up other books--mostly Vertigo, some of the standalone graphic novels from each line, and a mild interest in Batman.
Now... meh, I don't know. I've sworn off both for the foreseeable future.
Summation: I've read more Marvel, but DC brought me Vertigo. For that, DC.
3. Why do hurt the ones we love?
Because we get worked up and snappish about things that are important to us that aren't going quite right, and we sometimes don't watch what we do or say when we assume someone's going to understand us.
4. Super power you always wanted.
Ability to let people hear and understand what other people are trying to say. (Which I actually did not realize until very recently is "Doug Ramsay's powers, made accessible to multiple people.")
5. Your own reality show, what would it be. You can be outside the box.
Uhm. No. No way, no how, no. Those things are creepy.
EDIT: Oh, right, it's St. Patrick's Day. Thank god I wasn't planning on going out tonight.
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Date: 2007-03-18 04:27 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2007-03-18 11:00 pm (UTC)I grabbed a little wooden box out of Michaels' to keep my imps in; the tin they were in before was dark, but they weren't upright. And, dammit, I am already contemplating the next order...