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Unlike the turtles he lives out in an apartment and it’s not like he’s hiding his name either or other forensic evidence. I don’t think the NYPD would really approve of how he deals with criminals either or his tirade of justice. However I don’t think I’ve ever read a story where he’s actively on the run due to his vigilante double life. I know in some of the shows he exclusively deals with the Foot so like who would care about a guy who takes out ninjas or would believe that he’d be capable of doing so all with a hockey stick.

But what about the other versions of him where he’s basically the punisher with sports equipment?

For example if I brought the tablet to an automotive museum will all the cars just start to run? Or would it be limited to like a mannequin wearing an old race uniform and the odd collection of Rat Fink related memorabilia?

Hey, so I’m doing a research project into the history of the House of Blues and I just learned that Aykroyd as the titular Elwood Blues had a radio segment called the House of Blues Radio Hour later changed to Elwood’s Bluesmobile. It seems to be most of the show is now lost media, I was able to find two episodes on YouTube and a couple of 20 minute segments on Mixcloud. There’s also one episode available on the internet archive. I’m making this post to reach out to see if any of y’all might be holding on to any recordings or have any good leads on where to search

Every post I can find always says to add mayonnaise but I have an egg allergy so I can’t add it but I’m also just sick of doing the basic hot water and seasoning for 5 minutes do y’all have any suggestions?

Traveling out to meet some buddies for commander night and I thought it’d be funny although unoriginal to attach as many “ring” related cards onto a Sonic deck.

I know the obvious one is soul ring and wedding ring but I got the idea because I saw that marvel included the ten rings. Don’t really care about winning but if I can summon a ring related thing every other turn if possible.

Mordecai and Rigby were tasked with helping Skips clean out his garage. Inside they notice a form from Vogsphere about earths impending doom.

They must go to their local planning department in Alpha Centauri to file all the right forms to stop the destruction of earth. The two are only allowed to bring one person along for the trip.

They win if they are able to stay on task and get the forms filled out. They lose if the Vogon Constructor Fleet arrives at earth. Can they save the planet?

P.S. they are not allowed to use the power to make their problems disappear

So I’ve been thinking about the lore that we have gotten over the past couple of days and the DD visualizers we’ve been getting. From what we know bits of the past are starting to bleed into the present with characters like Sylvia returning as well as that all seeing eye. But okay so why would he be the main character from an alternate timeline?

Well because of tonight’s show we know that the theme of pairs is going to be pivotal going forward. Since Wembley N2 we had both Sylvia and Marianne doing Mama as well as tonight with both the Secretary and the Clerk being the clowns at the end of the show. But okay what does that mean? Well originally I thought it could be an allegory for your past self being in conflict with your current self. When Sylvia first appeared during N1 Gerard had a mental breakdown and said, “No. You’re not supposed to be here”. When both her and Marianne came out he antagonized them asking “What is the plot supposed to be?”. But what if the allegory is not of pairs but opposites? During N2 he called both Sylvia and Marianne aristocrats but at the very least we know that Sylvia wasn’t always one as she worked in the moat as some form of Doctor, and the same can be said about the Clerk who unlike the Secretary was an inmate/patient in the MOAT, again the version of the Witch we have in the visualizers is the alternate design from mainline DD. Okay so how does this tie back to Gerard being Mike?

Well Gerard’s story in LL weirdly mirrors Mike’s in National Anthem. Gerard was conditioned in the MOAT while being overlooked by the Dictator to become a political figurehead/entertainer for the Nation of Draag. Mike Milligram was brainwashed by Mom and Dad (long story) to give up the life as a Killjoy and was fed drugs for years to keep those memories repressed. During both Wembley N1/N2 we see that Gerard’s conditioning is starting to break. In the National Anthem comic Mike runs out of his prescription and his memories start to come back. It’s only after he sees the Witch in the desert that he fully learns the truth of what’s going on.

I do believe that the rest of the band are the original Killjoys but Party Poison is the only one who didn’t survive the rescue mission and Korse made sure of it by shooting him in the head. My theory is at the end of the story the Eye will come down to gift Gerard the iconic yellow mask and the blaster that both Mike and Party Poison use.

I know it’s pretty far fetched since most people wouldn’t be familiar with the character but the cool thing about art is that everyone has their own perspective! I do hope y’all enjoyed reading this and I’m excited to see where the story goes when they continue the tour.

So I’m pretty sure this is the last set of visualizers we’re getting but was there any new footage in any of those? I only watched the one for Mastas and it seems like the Phoenix Witch was not in that one. Any of you guys notice anything new?

I’m so happy that the SRL has made its return but out of curiosity why are there enemy combatants on the tracks? Did the vanguard or Shaxx tell them to show up? I know for the taken they don’t really have a choice but like what about the Cabal or Eliksni? Did they just catch wind of the tracks being setup? I’d like to say yes but like they both have ships actively parked somewhere along the track one acting as an obstacle that shoots missiles at you and the other has a speed boost on top of it. I know the easy answer is that it’s just a game and I should really just relax but the other part of me is curious if there’s any in game explanation for their presence.

In both movies it is shown if you open the manuscript to any of his work written by his typewriter that they will come to life. That being said did he write his other properties on this typewriter? Would the characters from those stories also come to life and wreak havoc to their surroundings.

So we know there’s a finite number of ghosts but approximately how many? Clearly enough to have build an armies for both Humanity and Savathun’s Lucent Hive but is there enough data to put a good estimate? The Guardian has killed plenty of hive ghosts and Dredgen Bael killed/kills and collects their husks to wear like an accessory from hot topic. The reason I bring that up is because we know they’ve been around for hundreds of years but like do they not die often?

I was rewatching community and that scene where Abed explains his theory on sebeceans being humans from the far future but that does make me think how does time travel work in Farscape? Bear with me it’s been a while since I’ve seen the series but I remember when they first get back to earth they arrive when John is still a teenager. Despite everything that happened in that episode did it really affect the present or John’s existence? I don’t remember him going all Marty Mcfly and fading but it also raises the question if he can use the wormholes to travel to the future?

Jake and Elwood Blues are magically teleported to Chicago 1932 where they meet Smoke and Stack. Impressed by their musical talent the twins bring them to perform the Juke Joint in the Mississippi Delta. The Blues Brothers must make it to the climax of the movie alive. If either of them die or become a vampire by the end it becomes an instant loss.

Bonus: they have to help the twins gain possession of the booze and money for the juke. Will they be able to swindle it all from the mobs unscathed?