The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[RealAlHazred]

Trust me, your minds could not possibly fathom the breadth of what reasonable constitutes a "kink"

YOU DON"T KNOW ME!

But seriously, you're probably right.

 

[ichabod]

Not hard to imagine Campbell's saying "you know, let's just step backwards out of this whole conversation."

Interestingly, there is still a Campbell's Alphabet Dice Game on the market. I have a copy and I saw another copy for sale over the weekend. It comes in a can that looks like a Campbell's Soup can.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

You're new here and unfamiliar with the Reality Distortion Zone surrounding certain posters.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

How can everyone* here both be familiar with Crisis on Infinite Earths and all of DC Comics' subsequent continuity resets and simultaneously be baffled by the idea that D&D settings don't necessarily have continuity between editions, just within them? That's easier to keep straight than whatever allegedly happened in DC Comics' Zero Hour event.

 

[Old Fezziwig]

That's easier to keep straight than whatever allegedly happened in DC Comics' Zero Hour event.

Despite the fact that they're releasing a 30th anniversary connection of Zero Hour, I've always had the sense that nothing would make DC happier than memory-holing that story line.

 

[Wofano Wotanto]

Interestingly, there is still a Campbell's Alphabet Dice Game on the market. I have a copy and I saw another copy for sale over the weekend. It comes in a can that looks like a Campbell's Soup can.

They still sell educational tools that consist of an entire 26-can set with each letter getting its own can to itself. Not exactly how alphabet soup actually works, but the idea of going out for groceries with a list that consist of "three cans G, two cans R, and one can Q for the fussy kid" is kind of amusing.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Despite the fact that they're releasing a 30th anniversary connection of Zero Hour, I've always had the sense that nothing would make DC happier than memory-holing that story line.

There's no room for Zero Hour in the memory hole, since they had to stuff Millennium and Blood Pack in there.

 

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How can everyone* here both be familiar with Crisis on Infinite Earths and all of DC Comics' subsequent continuity resets and simultaneously be baffled by the idea that D&D settings don't necessarily have continuity between editions, just within them? That's easier to keep straight than whatever allegedly happened in DC Comics' Zero Hour event.

all i know about the various crisis is Superboy Prime punching reality.

 

[J.Quondam]

They still sell educational tools that consist of an entire 26-can set with each letter getting its own can to itself. Not exactly how alphabet soup actually works, but the idea of going out for groceries with a list that consist of "three cans G, two cans R, and one can Q for the fussy kid" is kind of amusing.

"I asked for Ws, but these are Ms!! I can taste the difference, Mom!!"

 

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