Markus_Langbourn

@god_spawn said:

That's a total lie.

Going through his forum history shows that the most offensive thing he said was "Marveltard", which is just calling no one in particular a fanboy, which is done 10000 times on this site. I don't mind being banned, but at least don't lie about why it was done.

If you're going to ban me for telling people to shoot themselves, acknowledge that I hadn't done that in months.

Anyway, I'm out again. Just wanted to clear that up.

Markus awoke at 9pm. He stared at the ceiling of his lavish room for a moment, taking it all in. The Archbishop was much like the soldier in the trenches waiting for an order, though his environment was considerably better. He waited til his friend would call on him, and until then, he was just existing within time frames. He had no purpose at the Hellfire Club, and he was not on a mission from the Sabbat. He was a man without purpose, something he had not been for a very long time. He stayed in this contemplative position for some time, before ultimately deciding to have a wander around the Club.

@ellie_knightfall: As usual, that just means you're doing it wrong.

You do a lot of things wrong :P

@ellie_knightfall: Beating people up. Head out of the gutter, DH.

@the_psyentist: :o THAT'S MY SUPERVILLAIN NAME. Markus Langbourn; the Kinkster. Muahaha

@ellie_knightfall:His friend requires his aid, Markus has his priorities sorted :P

This whole war will be a bust if I don't get to at least bite, choke and whip someone.

(Oh, well that makes it OK. :P)

(Oooh, the psychiatrist who kills her client. This can only be good for business)

Sit in a corner and quietly mock others with

@the_psyentist: Laurence Olivier plays a Mengele-allegory in search of diamonds that he took from the Jewish and Roma people that he experimented on during the Holocaust. Dustin Hoffman plays the brother of a special agent who "Mengele" believes held knowledge of the diamonds prior to his death.

Boys from Brazil is more of the eugenics/mad scientist stuff, but there's a very interesting (and famous) interrogation scene in Marathon Man and it's fascinating to see Olivier play a Nazi Hunter in Boys and then a Nazi war criminal in Marathon.