Thanks! I knew that didn't look right but I was too lazy to grope for my dictionary . . ..
What comic book would you turn into a movie / franchise?
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Thanks! I knew that didn't look right but I was too lazy to grope for my dictionary . . ..
Really? I mean grab a hard copy dictionary? Not just open a new window and go to www.m-w.com
Would you believe I didn't even know about that website? I'm not a techie. I'm a pencil and paper guy.
You should see my office: it's all legal pads, index cards, and reference books. Furthermore, I have never texted, tweeted, or "torrented" (whatever that means). What can I say, I'm a Luddite.
Although I have finally started using the calculator on my computer instead of doing the math by hand. And I'm learning how to use a flash drive instead of floppy disks!
woah, Greg, steady on!
Just think Samuel Cogley in "The Ultimate Computer."
But, hey, I just figured out how to use a Redbox machine!
You know, those kiosks that rent DVDs at grocery stores.
(Tonight: "Underworld: Awakening.")
I can't help it. After writing over 300,000 words about those characters, there's no way I'm not finding out what happens next.
And, for once, I won't have read the script a year in advance!
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Oops! You're absolutely right. (I knew it was one of those "man versus machine" episodes.)
Speaking of which, how about Deathlok: The Movie?
(Note how I cleverly segued back to the original topic.)
I'd love to see Gotham Central adapted into a television series, on a network like AMC, FX, or HBO.
Yes, I've said this before in these type threads but Deathlok is essentially Robocop on many levels. Game on I say!! Deathlok came first by a decade but with Robocop a proven franchise the template is there to point to it and say "See audiences already know this type film", gamble reduced.
Meteor Man II!
Greg?
What browser are you using?
You can install dictionaries into your browser so that there's a red squiggly line under the badly spelt words, and then you left click with your mouse to see some suggestions about what you must have meant to type, just with like how word and other typing programs work.
This has been standard for many years with firefox.
What browser are you using?
You can install dictionaries into your browser so that there's a red squiggly line under the badly spelt words, and then you left click with your mouse to see some suggestions about what you must have meant to type, just with like how word and other typing programs work.
This has been standard for many years with firefox.
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