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STATUS: "I'm an actor. I will say anything for money." -- Also Charlton Heston 5 yrs ago
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"I'm an actor. I will say anything for money." -- Also Charlton Heston
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Starting up a preimum service of content from actors like Radcliffe, Day-Lewis, Bruhl, and Craig. Calling it OnlyDans.
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Please, guys. The status bar is for more important things... like cringe status updates.
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Gotta love people suddenly becoming apolitical when someone is doing something they approve of.
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Deleting statuses? That's a triple cringe from me, dog.
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Most Recent Posts
Six pages of OOC without ME!
To the surprise of no one, I'm attached at the hip to Batman, so there'll be no character swapping from me.
My Daredevil concept was that Fisk took Matt in and oversaw his training directly with The Hand until Daredevil became Fisk's own personal enforcer and turning Murdock into his own private attorney, making him more of an anti-hero character with designs on overthrowing The Kingpin when the time was right. Heavily inspired by the Shadowland/Spider-Gwen stuff, with a bit of a master and apprentice angle going on. I just really love the idea of making Murdock more morally ambiguous, given the many runs on the character that have flirted with the idea but never gone full-tilt - with the exception of a single run that took a promising portrayal and fucked it at the last minute by making all of it a case of demon posession.
There. Now that I've spoiled the concept, I can exorcise the desire to play it out.
Speaking of DD. I've always wanted to go back and retry my Devils concept from the first All-Star Marvel. I got one season out of it, but I had a whole fucking Scorsese-like epic of betrays, murders, and so many Rolling Stone/Eric Clapton inspired montages.
@Master Bruce@Morden Man@Byrd Man
Yo just figured I'd give you folks a heads up that I just had surgery. This shouldn't effect my posting schedule too much long as I recover in time, but just in case I figured I'd inform you.
Did you get a third arm? Because if-so, that would be cool as fuck.
For a second, I'm not sure if I should pull the trigger on the next bit. But there's too much at stake to consider sensitivity.
"....your wife. Galactus took all that from you. What's the point of this if your Master's word means nothing? Why serve someone that you can't trust?"
I bite my tongue, waiting for a response.
I really hope this works. Because I'm not sure how much longer I can keep fighting this guy.
The Surfer motioned with his hand and pulled Superman towards him until his physical hands were around the Man of Steel's throat. The Surfer surveyed Superman with his fiery eyes. He felt a pang somewhere deep down in his chest. It was the spot where his heart had been. This Superman was indeed worthy. Too worthy for this world.
"WHAT IS GALACTUS?" asked the Surfer. "THAT WORD HOLDS NO MEANING FOR ME."
With his free hand, the Sufer stretched out his palm and held it to Superman's face. Energy crackled from the orb and singed the edges of his face.
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Just wait until I hit double digits. I'll throw a party.
I'm sure you're almost in four digit territory if you include OOC.
Hey guys how do you calculate @Retired's post count? Don't you fucking worry, he'll break his neck to tell you himself.
Y'all are weird.
I'm going to quote my wife's wedding vows.
"Don't like it? There's the door."
For real, though, I've wanted for ages to do a version of the Question that's basically like a mix of V for Vendetta and Mr. Robot. I just haven't been able to come up with an actual plot for that. And also I usually pick Superman first. And also I get lazy and don't stick to any concept long.
Same reason I've never been able to do the Heavy-Metal-Magazine version of Ghost Rider that's been kicking around in my head for like two years.
Yeah. We all get those ideas that are pretty much just posters or movie trailers in our heads. Cool and flashy, but we can't do shit beyond the flash.
I'll hop in on this competition once the time comes.
So that way when I win, you can all hound me about how little I post and ask what is even keeping me here. Then I can respond with: "that's The Question."
Oh, boy. A teenaged Vic Sage.
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