Shadowgirls

This is another game that tends to add posts to a forum. It's simple, fun, and you can tell your mom it's educational. Just ask the next person to post a question, they'll answer, and ask the next person to post a question, they'll answer...

You get the idea.

So, who wants to start?

I'll go.

So... who else heats this freakin' heat we're having? (Or if you're down under, the cold?)

It's actually not all that bad- I just wish it would rain so we'd get rid of the humidity.

What do you want to drink?

I'm drinking Mountain Dew, though I would LIKE something alcoholic to chase away the irritation and frustration from our pain in the butt residents.

What time is it where you're at?

It is currently 4:39 PM, referencing my computer's clock.

Yes or no?

Yes, unless you're wrong. Then it's no.

Is there such thing as a "good guy" superhero who kills villians?

That's a tough question. I think it really depends on the villain.

Care to elaborate?

I don't know if he does or not. Tricky of you to ask a question which only one person could really appropriately answer, by the way.

Philosophy of superheroes discussion: As a matter of personal opinion, a good hero leaves no villians to menace others again. The whole point of superheroism, with a few exceptions, is to go outside the scope of normal law and do what it cannot. Turning people who require super-powers to deal with over to the authorities or trusting them to learn from a few lessons is not a risk that anyone should be taking- the cost of failure is too high. An enemy must end up dead, utterly unable to ever reasonably pose a threat which normal law enforcement could not effectively deal with ever again, or turned to the side of the hero, and in the last case would bear constant observation in case of treachery. For that matter, superheroes should be constantly watching one another for signs of instability or corruption.

...having little faith in human nature does not make for particularly nice results, I admit...


Random query time: What is the length of your foot? Please use SI units and a reasonable level of precision.

Exate wrote:I don't know if he does or not. Tricky of you to ask a question which only one person could really appropriately answer, by the way.

Philosophy of superheroes discussion: As a matter of personal opinion, a good hero leaves no villians to menace others again. The whole point of superheroism, with a few exceptions, is to go outside the scope of normal law and do what it cannot. Turning people who require super-powers to deal with over to the authorities or trusting them to learn from a few lessons is not a risk that anyone should be taking- the cost of failure is too high. An enemy must end up dead, utterly unable to ever reasonably pose a threat which normal law enforcement could not effectively deal with ever again, or turned to the side of the hero, and in the last case would bear constant observation in case of treachery. For that matter, superheroes should be constantly watching one another for signs of instability or corruption.

...having little faith in human nature does not make for particularly nice results, I admit...


Random query time: What is the length of your foot? Please use SI units and a reasonable level of precision.

That's not a hero. That's a sociopath.

I wear a 9 1/2.

EDIT: What's your sign?

And what's your question?

Hah! Maybe I'll just answer both. Capricorn.

My question is....

Is it unreasonable to expect any dramatic change in the world without some sort of worldwide grand disaster?

Yes and No. You see, many create their own worldwide disaster or event to attract world attention and urge dramatic change.

What is your philosophy for life?

Well, since you are using the word "dramatic", then yes, it is unreasonable, since it requires a violent shift in the world, such as a revolution, or a war. These intense events guite people to seek change, otherwise it is just an elongation of the status quo.

Who will win the 2008 presidential election in the US?

EDIT EDIT EDIT

Damn you Charles the Cat! My philosophy in life is to excel in what I choose to do, and help others along the way to do the same...

How many countries have you visited?

Just 2 so far, but I should triple that in about a week and a half.

What is your favorite color?

Sage green.

Why do I have so many hot peppers this year?