Hot_Karl

@RyuHayabusa said:

When Rabbit_May_Cry asked

I literally said "WTF" out loud when I clicked that link.

@ssejllenrad: I actually own a Sega Saturn to this day (I got mine a year or so after I got my PlayStation). Still bust it out from time to time to play some Daytona USA & Clockwork Knight.

DON'T JUDGE ME

I do love the Twilight films albeit for different reasons than most people do. I totally enjoyed the Clash of the Titans remake and kind of loved Wrath of the Titans because of how stupid it was.

Same goes for the first & third Transformers films and the last GI Joe movie.

Love all the Fast & The Furious films, not just the first & Fast Five (my favorite is Tokyo Drift).

I dug X-Men The Last Stand, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance & Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.

There was also a period in my life where I re-watched Just Friends on HBO about a dozen times. Got trashed by critics, did modest business at the box office, but I kind of adore that movie.

That time when the dude asked if Emma Frost's breast implants would turn to diamond whenever she activated her powers.

Or that time where that guy asked if Cheetah was ticklish & how ticklish was she and other unsettling, specific stuff about tickling.

I don't think it's the best Final Fantasy ever, but the game was released at the time where I was just getting exposed to the series (I was a Genesis guy as a kid) and to 32-bit hardware, and the game had an epic scale, grandiose music, great graphics (at the time), fun battles and an extremely interesting story. It was unlike anything I had ever experienced, and it was just so polished and memorable every step of the way. Some of that might be nostalgia talking, but it was a matter of right place, right time, right game. It might not be the best, but it's the most memorable for me.

She was always the other superhero that would come to mind when talking DC. It's Superman, Batman & Wonder Woman. That's the way I saw it. Even if you asked me to rattle off other DC heroes under them, I'd still probably say Flash or Aquaman before I'd say Green Lantern (and I've grown to become a huge GL fan in the past couple years or so).

I feel like she'd belong in the big three because she's an icon. The fact that she's a woman is almost moot, because the Wonder Woman signal/ideal has almost transcended gender boundaries at this point. She's a woman, yes, but that's but one of the things that makes her a household name, not the only thing or the only reason why she should be considered in the same territory as Batman or Superman.

Rorschach, of course. Dr. Manhattan is my second favorite.

I would totally read a limited series of Nightcrawler in a symbiote suit.

SOUNDS BADASS

SOMEONE MAKE THIS A NEW SERIES PLEASE

“We came up with a strategy to keep it clean and be sponsored by the UFC itself. I’m glad the UFC wanted to work with me as well, and I think that they trust that I’ll never make them look bad. You never have to worry about me with a DWI (driving while under the influence) or doing something crazy...”

- Jon "Bones" Jones, UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, April 2012.