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Apparently, you just can't hide from it. Its heart goes on and on and on and on.... Though, you know, using it to defeat a group of Amazon nuns -- or whatever they are -- would at least be something positive. Unless you're the Amazon nuns, of course.
Speaking as one who unwillingly (and thankfully, quite briefly) had to make coffee for my boss and his "events" for one memorable year: I had many many many fantasies like this. Didn't act on them, of course, since I'm not a supervillain-in-training. Thought about it, though.
And in an entirely unrelated and noncomics development, I never watch this show any more, but took a look on someone else's recommendation, and it does, indeed, have The Bestest Line EVER: "You gotta go be gay for that poor dead intern! You gotta send him into the light!" (Somewhere around the 33 minute mark.) (Second best line, in context: "Has he never heard of a Real Doll?") The episode itself was primarily written by Ben Edlund, which explains much about how it's put together.
I understand that feeling.
"You'll find it in Balsac."
This is just disturbing on SO many levels. Not least of which is that I didn't need the explanation.
Speaking as one who unwillingly (and thankfully, quite briefly) had to make coffee for my boss and his "events" for one memorable year: I had many many many fantasies like this. Didn't act on them, of course, since I'm not a supervillain-in-training. Thought about it, though.
And in an entirely unrelated and noncomics development, I never watch this show any more, but took a look on someone else's recommendation, and it does, indeed, have The Bestest Line EVER: "You gotta go be gay for that poor dead intern! You gotta send him into the light!" (Somewhere around the 33 minute mark.) (Second best line, in context: "Has he never heard of a Real Doll?") The episode itself was primarily written by Ben Edlund, which explains much about how it's put together.
I understand that feeling.
"You'll find it in Balsac."
This is just disturbing on SO many levels. Not least of which is that I didn't need the explanation.
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