Well, I think I just bought my last Mattel DC figure

Shellhead · **Posted:** Wed Feb 06, 2013 12:05 pm

batfink wrote:

However, the movies never really focused on Jimmy Olsen as much more than a bit part and a one-dimensional character. You never saw in the movies where Jimmy Olson lived, who he dated, or any background development at all. Movie Jimmy was really just a device so Clark and Lois had someone to talk to when the other one was not around.

Bingo. You've just summed up Jimmy Olson in my mind. Even Timm didn't seem to know what to do with him in the Superman cartoon.

Maybe it's the Smallville fan in me, but I always thought Chloe Sullivan was light years better as a character than Jimmy. "Superman's Pal" doesn't really need to exist anymore. Neither does Krypto, but that's another story. :wink:

BTW Ricky, Peewee is a bit harsh. I'd just rather look at pretty women then geeky beta males like Jimmy. I don't think that's a crime (yet).

ian5555 · **Posted:** Wed Feb 06, 2013 12:50 pm

Uhh Shellhead don't you know it's a lot more prestigious in the geek world to show everyone how smart you are with your analysis of comics and movies then it is to look at women (or men if that is your thing or for the ladies reading)? Geez man...come on this is geekdom 101

stewbacca · **Posted:** Wed Feb 06, 2013 3:13 pm

red Ricky wrote:

Jenny Olsen's tinkleboobs.

Exactly what is the difference between these and regular boobs-- inquiring minds want to know :lol:

red Ricky · **Posted:** Wed Feb 06, 2013 3:43 pm

stewbacca wrote:

red Ricky wrote:

Jenny Olsen's tinkleboobs.

Exactly what is the difference between these and regular boobs-- inquiring minds want to know :lol:

Pickett's new "language filter" would not allow me to use the B-word.

(Seeing as how you were able to, I take it I'm still on "double secret probabtion.")

shishalzafrazz · **Posted:** Wed Feb 06, 2013 9:40 pm

just type "bewbs"

MisterMiracle · **Joined:** Thu Jan 31, 2008 8:14 pm **Posts:** 600

Bunger43 wrote:

BCYa wrote:

Can't you just return it to the store?

When I say I live in the middle of no where, I really mean I live in the middle of no where.

Can I return it? Sure, but driving up just to do it would cost me more in gas than it's worth it.

The big point here is I shouldn't have to return it. For what they cost, it shouldn't happen. And it happens, a lot.

True, but you have 90 days to return it. You're not going to make another trip to a Target store within the next 3 months?

I stopped buying DC stuff from Mattel with that final JLU 3-pack. Their build-a-figure and build-an-accessory waves completely turned me against them (after all the JLU nonsense over the years). It took me forever to track down all the pieces to make the Hall of Justice (Young Justice) and Bat-Signal (Dark Knight Rises).

Bunger43 · **Posted:** Thu Feb 07, 2013 8:50 am

Personally, I don't need an Olson (Male or Female) in a Superman movie.

I couldn't care less about Jimmy.

An-Gel Sakura · **Posted:** Thu Feb 07, 2013 11:12 am

MisterMiracle wrote:

I stopped buying DC stuff from Mattel with that final JLU 3-pack. Their build-a-figure and build-an-accessory waves completely turned me against them (after all the JLU nonsense over the years). It took me forever to track down all the pieces to make the Hall of Justice (Young Justice) and Bat-Signal (Dark Knight Rises).

You are preaching to the quire. :roll:

I still haven't found the last two YJ Hal pieces! As for JLU, I've taken matters in to my own customizing hands. :lol:

Bunger43 · **Posted:** Thu Feb 07, 2013 11:46 am

An-Gel Sakura wrote:

MisterMiracle wrote:

I stopped buying DC stuff from Mattel with that final JLU 3-pack. Their build-a-figure and build-an-accessory waves completely turned me against them (after all the JLU nonsense over the years). It took me forever to track down all the pieces to make the Hall of Justice (Young Justice) and Bat-Signal (Dark Knight Rises).

You are preaching to the quire. :roll:

I still haven't found the last two YJ Hal pieces! As for JLU, I've taken matters in to my own customizing hands. :lol:

quire?

You mean choir?

I'm sorry, I've never seen choir spelled that way

An-Gel Sakura · **Posted:** Thu Feb 07, 2013 1:53 pm

Bunger43 wrote:

quire?

You mean choir?

I'm sorry, I've never seen choir spelled that way

I meant quire. :arrow:

http://www.britainexpress.com/church-hi ... term=Quire

batfink · **Joined:** Tue Mar 31, 2009 2:08 pm **Posts:** 350

An-Gel Sakura wrote:

Bunger43 wrote:

quire?

You mean choir?

I'm sorry, I've never seen choir spelled that way

I meant quire. :arrow:

http://www.britainexpress.com/church-hi ... term=Quire

Hahaha...Awesome. You should at least thank her for the English lesson.

shishalzafrazz · **Posted:** Thu Feb 07, 2013 9:16 pm

does that mean the american spelling of squire is schoir?

Bunger43 · **Posted:** Fri Feb 08, 2013 1:39 pm

batfink wrote:

Hahaha...Awesome. You should at least thank her for the English lesson.

No. I stand by my post. She's (according to her thing) in Long Island, NY, not Brittain (maybe she's from Brittain, I do not know). Technicalities don't count

Also

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/quire

That would make a whole lot less sense. And be more appropriate for the States

Shellhead · **Posted:** Fri Feb 08, 2013 4:43 pm

Man, you just know a thread's in serious trouble when we're arguing spelling and grammer. :lol:

An-Gel Sakura · **Posted:** Fri Feb 08, 2013 7:37 pm

Bunger43 wrote:

batfink wrote:

Hahaha...Awesome. You should at least thank her for the English lesson.

No. I stand by my post. She's (according to her thing) in Long Island, NY, not Brittain (maybe she's from Brittain, I do not know). Technicalities don't count

You must be right, because the Americans spoke English first and the bestest. :wink:

Ain't that right everybody?

Stand by your post all you want. It still doesn't change the meaning of my first post. :wink:

Well, I think I just bought my last Mattel DC figure

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