The Utterly Random Thought Thread.

[Jack Dracula]

The iconic heroes in both DC and Marvel comics in their ways represent the fundamental forces. Superman, Captain America, Batman, etc, these heroes cannot be overcome in their respective universes. They can be resisted but ultimately, energy directed towards/against them can only be represented as a curve or result in an elliptical orbit.

[WestPhillyPunisher]

An act. He knew of the island in advance and arranged to strand them there so he could slowly drive them to despair and madness by dangling the chances of rescue in front of them and snatching it away at the last instant over and over again.

By the by, and someone HAD to bring this up: You can’t tell me Gilligan, the Skipper or the Professor didn’t bang Ginger and/or Mary Ann every chance they got. Hell, maybe Thurston did too, better those hotties as side pieces than his shriveled crone of a wife. I mean, what else were they gonna do on that damn island!

[MajorHoy]

By the by, and someone HAD to bring this up: You can’t tell me Gilligan, the Skipper or the Professor didn’t bang Ginger and/or Mary Ann every chance they got. Hell, maybe Thurston did too, better those hotties as side pieces than his shriveled crone of a wife. I mean, what else were they gonna do on that damn island!

Nah, it was the Skipper banging Thurston Howell.

[The Darknight Detective]

By the by, and someone HAD to bring this up: You can’t tell me Gilligan, the Skipper or the Professor didn’t bang Ginger and/or Mary Ann every chance they got. Hell, maybe Thurston did too, better those hotties as side pieces than his shriveled crone of a wife. I mean, what else were they gonna do on that damn island!

Hey, maybe Thurston was thinking about Lovey when she was still young and hot...

[WestPhillyPunisher]

Hey, maybe Thurston was thinking about Lovey when she was still young and hot...

Point taken, my friend!

[seismic-2]

Nah, it was the Skipper banging Thurston Howell.

Nah, Gilligan was the Skipper's "little buddy".

[WestPhillyPunisher]

Nah, Gilligan was the Skipper's "little buddy".

In a word----EWWWW!

[Kirby101]

In a word----EWWWW!

That's homophobic dude. I think it was very progressive of CBS to show two men in a relationship.

And why do you think Ginger and Mary Ann never hooked up with any of the free guys? The Island was a big gay love fest. Though I guess the Professor had to make something out of coconuts to help himself.

Why do I think this? The Professor gets his own hut. The Skipper and Gilligan share one, as do Ginger and Mary Ann. Why, they are grown adults. Just because they are the same gender? Ginger is a movie star, would she share a hut with someone unless she had a good reason?

[DrNewGod]

That's homophobic dude. I think it was very progressive of CBS to show two men in a relationship.

And why do you think Ginger and Mary Ann never hooked up with any of the free guys? The Island was a big gay love fest. Though I guess the Professor had to make something out of coconuts to help himself.

Why do I think this? The Professor gets his own hut. The Skipper and Gilligan share one, as do Ginger and Mary Ann. Why, they are grown adults. Just because they are the same gender? Ginger is a movie star, would she share a hut with someone unless she had a good reason?

Thanks folks. I was taking way too much innocent joy from my childhood memories.

[The Darknight Detective]

That's homophobic dude.

Nah. I'm pretty sure gay men feel the same way.

[batnbreakfast]

Why did the writer of Buffy and Astonishing X-Men, director of Avengers completely forget how superheroes work and take over a Bad Justice League movie to make it even worse?

[Jack Dracula]

Thanks folks. I was taking way too much innocent joy from my childhood memories.

Innocent joy is overrated.
Perverse delight is where things get interesting.

[Kirby101]

Nah. I'm pretty sure gay men feel the same way.

C'mom, Skipper is a big teddy bear.

[Kirby101]

Why did the writer of Buffy and Astonishing X-Men, director of Avengers completely forget how superheroes work and take over a Bad Justice League movie to make it even worse?

Snyder had personal problems among other reasons he had to leave to movie. (I am sure the internet has the whole story). It is very hard for a new director to take over. Especially one who usually writes the scripts he directs, and make something of another's work. It was a completely different take than he would have done. Plus Snyder wrote these movies with himself as director. It wasn't his fault, it was the studio for picking Whedon to step in to direct. The studio heads were idiots in thinking just because he was successful with one superhero team, he could just come in and finish JL. And his mistake for thinking it was a good fit for him.

[mathew101281]