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Jacobkosh
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and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
https://twitter.com/Hooraydiation
Or alternatively
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Od6CxrhqKk
the things that TF2 has taught me
That is a fantastic question. Hmmm, I would say Ghost Rider, since he is a traveling carny and all his adventures take place in small towns in the Southwest or whatever. The Hulk is in a similar situation, always moving from small town to small town. Captain America goes through rural phases whenever a writer decides to send him on an Easy Rider road trip across America every few years. Wolverine might count since his solo book always has him in, like, the Australian outback or deepest darkest Alberta. There's the Great Lakes Avengers, who are kind of comedy heroes but all hail from small-town Minnesota and Wisconsin.
From DC, Swamp Thing is definitely rural. Vigilante is a cowboy in the Southwest. Superboy, obviously.
But yeah, overall the pickings are kind of slim. Superboy and Swamp Thing are the only characters where their small-town environs actually get developed rather than just being a backdrop for the action.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X29-u16gVk8
Aw shucks you really think so? *kicks a rock shyly*
First season is kind of hit or miss. Second season is when I really got into it. Last season was amazing. Boobs are good as a bonus.
You also get lots of oggling of this Eric.
The theme for the music round was 'heroes.' Naturally: David Bowie, Foo Fighters, Metallica (Hero of the Day), Green Day, etc.
When they played Bonnie Tyler, half of our table starting singing it at the top of our lungs (including me).
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
yeah sure i'm just playing some portal.
want a diet coke?
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
the type where you have to wait X number of minutes or hours for things to happen
like you click "Upgrade Tower" and it'll take three hours for the tower to be upgraded
but you can spend real dollars to buy fake dollars to make your tower upgrade faster?
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Oh sure.
What's going on with y'all?
ugh
hungry, too, but no one else was so i'd have to take something out and cook it
what a lame night
Oh you know
Just bein that streetwise hercules to fight the rising odds
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I say a week, maybe 2. Depends on the length of the relationship and how comfortable she is with it.
Also would Jesse Custer count as a rural super hero or are you looking for someone more traditional, Robos?
That depends.
Do you mind having sex while another dude is sitting there crying?
I hate that you are giving sound advice Mazzy.
sexy
As long as he doesn't have an erection at the same time we cool.
Right on, bro. Gotta crack some eggs to make an omlette.
Virtue and Freedom still seem semi-populated.
I'm sure the F2P influx will boost the population of at least a few servers.
I'm pretty sure they won't do a server merge due to player name issues and the firestorm of whining it would unleash.
spoilsport
As long as he's properly gagged so I don't have to hear him.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Well at that point he should stop sitting around and just join in already!
I am a bitch like. But you love it.
Not a very smart part of me, but still.