

Your hand.


Your hand.


Let me be the rain that restores you!






He can’t toot on command, so it takes a little extra effort. Someday he’ll be as good as his father.


Well, beans were a staple of the Israelites.

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Snowball I!
That was a nice little flashback father and son story, plus a weird left handedness thing just sorta added in.
Also I know it was Homer’s dream, but Kearney is older than Jimbo.


It’s so full and thick it can support a beach umbrella.

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♪ It’s got Paul Anka’s guarantee… ♪

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True judgement can come from only one man.

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But which one!?


Is this considered NSFW?

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So I had trouble finding a breakdown of those 19 states and what the specifics of those laws are. In general what you have are 19 states who want to do it. However some of those 19 explicitly call out waiting to enact the law until A, the federal government first passes a similar law and/or B, neighboring states also pass similar laws.
Basically no one wants to go first, but they’re ready once everyone else is. While switching twice a year is painful, being the only one not to switch is also painful, possibly more than just switching.


I disagree, they’re about an hour off.


For Batman specifically I think it starts as a way to clean up Gotham. He’ll quit just as soon as Gotham is cleaned up. But of course it’s a neverending task. Plus even if he cleaned up Gotham, how can he stop there? How can he stop when there is so much left to do.
But! That’s why I like Batman working with the Justice League and Superman specifically. He can never go back to being Bruce Wayne, he’ll always be Batman, but at least with Superman he gets his moments of comfort, however brief they may be.
Batman is cursed to be Batman and not Bruce Wayne. That’s his character.
I’m not against changing some aspects of his character. And as you noted other characters strike a balance. But those are other characters. If we’re changing too much of a character, maybe we just tell that different character’s story instead.
As for Spider-Man, that is a character who, depending on the story and timeline of that story, does try to strike a balance. In terms of being poor I think it’s a matter of being independent. Whenever he works for someone, they tend to want to do things their way. Even if he agrees or he’s doing what he wanted to do, there is still that layer of dependence.





Bonesy?



Give me all your money!

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Today I am a god.

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If his father could see him now, tsk tsk. I wonder what ol Grimey is up to.
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