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posted Thursday, December 17, 2009 - 02:48 PM (#50509)
The last few jokes this week have hilarious, but why would superheroes want to tie up their sidekicks? I thought villains did that, based on my knowledge of Batman history. Could you clarify please, Brad? --
Pretzels are on the loose [smackjeeves.com], posted Thursday, December 17, 2009 - 08:33 PM (#50513)
Sure! I never indicated that heroes tied him up. Just "supers" -- which can refer to metahumans on either side. Although, that *does* leave the door open to him getting tied up by heroes, too... but I think that's probably a personal issue. :) posted Saturday, December 19, 2009 - 05:26 PM (#50558)
In Response to Guigar (#50513):
I'm sure Commander Heroic tied up Bug Boy back in the old days... or at least gagged him. "Does this bug you? Does this bug you? Does this bug you? Does this bug you? Does this bug you? Does this bug you? Does this bug you? Does this bug you? Does this bug you? Does this bug you?..." --
http://www.greystoneinn.net/images/forumpower/Foru m_powers_MadKalinodtif.gif posted Friday, January 08, 2010 - 12:22 PM (#50803)
In Response to Guigar (#50513):
Thanks, Brad. I just got confused because the sidekick says, "you're the first super who hasn't tied me up" and then was surprised to learn that Lightning Lady was a villain. --
Pretzels are on the loose [smackjeeves.com],
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