Cameron H.

Pretty much. Black Bolt has a voice so powerful that he can level a mountain with a whisper. While not the worst metaphor I've ever heard, is pretty on the nose. Aside from Medusa and Karnak, I'm not a huge fan of the Inhumans, but I have to agree with you - this looks like balls. I was more excited when the rumor was it was going to be a feature film starring Vin Diesel. I have a feeling that they couldn't get that production together in time, but maybe so they just threw this thing together...

Mine too! It was definitely meant to be complimentary. A teasing homage, if you will.

LOL- No, not this thread. I was going to tease CakeBug and EvRoberts for their little...connection yesterday, but I really wasn't happy with the way it was coming out. I was afraid it might come off as homophobic, and frankly, it wasn't worth offending anyone over - even if unintentional. Ha! To be honest, it bugs me too. I think I had a quote for Phantom, but was too lazy to write it down. I have no idea what it was going to be now. I just realized that I hadn't pulled one on, like, Thursday, and I felt that it was too late. Ninja Terminator can bite my ass.

That's weird. I was on the cusp of making a Mr. Kidd and Mr. Wint joke last night, but didn't...What a strange coincidence.

Fuck yeah!

In my opinion, the first 30 minutes are a bit slow, but once it gets going it's a lot of fun.

No, I get that. I have a theory that as children all of OUR interests are already firmly entrenched, and most existential crises are the result of suppressing these desires in an attempt to conform. For example, when I was 9 or 10 my older sister and I were sitting around and she asked me who my favorite bands were. Innocently, I listed a few Oldies type groups and (I distinctly remember) The Beach Boys. My sister then told me I shouldn't tell anyone because they would consider me a nerd. Same thing with comic books. I clearly remember being 12 or 13 in an airport desperately wanting to get an X-Men comic off the news rack, but being afraid that the people (I don't know, the businessmen?!?) would judge me reading comics. Also, that no girls would go out with me if anyone ever found out. As it turns out, funnily enough, is that I was no cooler for surpressing these desires, but I might have been a lot happier - personally - had I just followed my bliss from the start. Flash forward to the present, in college I started listening to all my "old" bands again and picked up reading comics when I dropped smoking cigarettes. I think socialization - via schooling and through the various media we ingest (whether through cultural osmosis or not) - is an impediment to individual self-actualization. It is the people who discover who they are and what they want early - and who pursue their interests with dogged determination despite any stigmatization they might face - who are capable of finding true contentment in this life.

Oh, at the time I wasn't into NSync or BSB. These are all things I've acquired a taste for after the fact. Which actually raises an interesting question: What, if any, are the pop culture things that you used to hate as a kid, but have grown to enjoy as you've gotten older?

I bought this song and "Blame it on the Rain" yesterday. The fact that people for one second bought that these two guys were actually the people singing these song speaks less of the people who believed it than it does Rob (RIP) and Fab. People are fucking dumb...but these songs are pretty great.

I wouldn't be stuck with a Whalberg. They would be stuck with me.

The amount of comments regarding Pink Floyd's "Echos" is borderline Performance Art.

Okay...Then Oasis. I feel like they have better whole albums. That being said, I feel like Blur is more satisfying on an artistic level, and unlike Oasis, is capable of ending a song. Regardless, I will follow both Noel and Damon until forever. Liam can go ahead and retire, though, as far as I'm concerned (although, his new single is surprisingly not terrible)

I can't answer Oasis or Blur. I love them both too much.

I just want to be upfront here. I've been carefully recording all of your answers to these very important questions and silently judging you all. I also want you to know, a few of you are no longer my friends, and one of you is now my archnemesis...

Ginger Scary Sporty Baby Posh

Xtina initially, but I have more Brit-Brit songs.

Joey is pretty cool. A former boss of mine met him in a bar and said he was really nice. Also, I saw him at Islands of Adventure once. Me and my girlfriend at the time ended up walking behind him after a ride and a couple of kids felt the need to heckle him. Ever since, I've had a soft spot for him. Homeboy was just trying to take in a couple coasters, he didn't need that.

You're goddamn right!

Just wanted everyone to know I am literally on the treadmill listening to NKOTB's Greatest Hits RIGHZt NOW! "Cover Girl" is the shit.

Um, yeah. Just got married, too. Drat.

I mean, of course I had a favorite BSB...

Evidently my type is "gay."

This is a great joke

And OTown?