Post your random thoughts.

Well, it's been shown that intentionally stupid cartoons delay children's brain development.

Whatevs, my kids are gonna grow up watching Looney Tunes and Doctor Who. And whatever else I decide to watch.

Well, that explains a lot.

That or the mild autism. Either/or.

edited 9th Jul '14 8:35:56 PM by TheMike

Sometimes I look at my life and wonder what the fuck went wrong.

I wonder if we will get anymore context to the Doctor's kidney line in the new series. Probably just regeneration brain.

Writing a character who I thought was good, but she might actually be evil?

I'm not sure which I want. I like characters, but I never have enough conflict in my stories. So much that they're hardly stories and more just slices of lives.

I still wonder why I write when I can never get up the resolve to FINISH anything and send it to anybody...

I saw a parody of superhero movies last night. At first I thought it was shit, but it turned put to be decent. Halfway thru the movie the super heroine goes mad with power and goes out of her way to torment her ex boyfriend, at one point she throws a shark in his bedroom! She's convinced herself that she's the good guy in this situation and he's the bad guy

My Super Ex-Girlfriend is a fun movie.

Doesn't that shark eat a lady he was sleeping with? I haven't seen it in a while, but I remember seeing that and thinking how terrible it was.

I was taking notes, but I ended up writing a story about how NASA came to be. Well, whoops.

When I take notes I always just end up doodling things

mostly ponies

or slenderman

or slendermare

edited 10th Jul '14 1:46:14 PM by bRaHiAn1

How typical of you Brahian.

Every time I look at my blue baseball cap with the words 'H.M. Coastguard' on it I think of H.M. Murdock.

edited 10th Jul '14 1:53:58 PM by InverurieJones

Is it just me, or at least one Russian in every work of fiction with one named "Ivan"?

Good old stock names.

Considering "Ivan" is the Russian equivalent of "John", it's not really that surprising.

So does anyone know of any Marvel superhero who would be analogous with Superman and is also a sort of mentor, because the only ones I can think of are Wolverine and Hulk.

Thor.

Why do you ask?

edited 10th Jul '14 10:58:34 PM by BaconManiac5000

I wouldn't think of Thor as a mentor, but he's definitely better at being Superman than Superman is at the moment.

And also apparently Wonder Woman.

Edit to add link to Thor is Superman.

edited 10th Jul '14 11:11:21 PM by TParadox

I hope it doesn't really take until the 2040s for Wonder Woman to get her own theatrically-released movie.

Doesn't Raiden already fulfill that role though; I mean Raiden did use a war hammer in the fourth game, and that whole thing with Raiden fighting Superman in the crossover game.

edited 10th Jul '14 11:15:23 PM by Ssj3Gojira

Raiden's from Mortal Kombat, not Marvel Comics.

Besides, Raiden isn't really anywhere near as powerful as Superman.

Good article on Thor.

@That article on Thor.

>>>"the resulting nihilistic dud, last summer’s Man of Steel from hollow director Zach Snyder and dark, meandering producer Christopher Nolan was as fun as a fire in a Planet Hollywood:"

I stopped reading there.

As for WW...

edited 11th Jul '14 2:49:35 AM by SaintDeltora

"so Tesla drivers will eventually be able to drive their Tesla cars to the Tesla museum, before charging them using technology invented by Tesla and Tesla."

Yo dawg I heard you like Tesla.