Richard Willis replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"A Baby Shower for Franklin Richards?
STORY
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Tuesday
JD DeLuzio replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"Noticed some Martian soda yesterday:"
Apr 16
Richard Willis replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Was the First Modern Comic Book Adaptation
(The article actually is about changes movies make or don’t make adapting comics in general)
ARTICLE"
Apr 15
ClarkKent_DC replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"A True Story: Several years ago, my brother-in-law returned to his hometown for some occasion (a wedding, a reunion maybe, I don't remember and it's not relevant to the tale). He asked a passerby: "Is there still an International House of Pancakes…"
Apr 13
Richard Willis replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"Robert McGinnis, legendary poster and cover artist, dead at 99
(Not Just Movie Posters)"
Apr 12
Jeff of Earth-J replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
" I cleaned up at HPB yesterday.
THE MARVEL AGE OF COMICS: 1961-1978 by Roy Thomas:

I always enjoy reading Roy Thomas's introductions to Marvel Masterworks. He never fails to provide behind-the-scenes insight into the origins of whichever series is…"
Apr 5
Captain Comics replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"Thanks, JD. My understanding of the uncertainty principle is uncertain, at best."
Apr 5
JD DeLuzio replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"Several punchlines exist.
In this case,  it's  based on, "The more precisely the position is determined, the less precisely the momentum is known in this instant, and vice versa.""
Apr 5
Captain Comics replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"Shouln't Heisenberg say, "no, because we didn't know exactly where were we were," and therefore his speed couldn't be measured, because it was the other half of the quantum pair that was being measured. Or maybe I jut need to get my first cup of…"
Apr 5
JD DeLuzio replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
""We do now.""
Apr 5
JD DeLuzio replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"Schrödinger and Heisenberg get pulled over by a cop for speeding. The cop asks "Do you know exactly how fast you were going?" Heisenberg replies "No, because we know exactly where we are." Thinking this to be suspicious the cop searches the car and…"
Apr 5
Jeff of Earth-J replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"Interesting. There is another phenomenon, I'm not sure what it's called, where the listener hears a joke and assumes it was originally told by JD Deluzio, but it wasn't. For example...
"My psychology professor asked the class if anyone had ever…"
Apr 4
JD DeLuzio replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"You're welcome.
It helped me, too, since I was able to develop it into a blog post here."
Apr 4
Jeff of Earth-J replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"I was in Half Price Books today and asked the clerk to search their system for a particular book I have been looking for. She couldn't find it, but suggested I check back in a couple of days because of a certain "HPB phenomenon" in which, after a…"
Apr 4
PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod replied to Cavaliere (moderator emeritus)'s discussion What are you watching right now?
"Wall to wall coverage of the stormy weather"
Apr 2
JD DeLuzio replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"As I follow Musk's recent business challenges, I am reminded of the late Colonel Harland Sanders. As he was known to be politically conservative (though, allegedly, pro-Civil Rights), George Wallace approached the KFC founder and registered…"
Apr 2
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