Chancey289
Fake Geek Girl.
It wasn't his catalyst to become a superhero. That's what I'm talking about.This made a lot of sense.
@Chancey289
Losing a home plante and not knowing who your birth family is and who you truly are. Is a tragedy
It wasn't his catalyst to become a superhero. That's what I'm talking about.This made a lot of sense.
@Chancey289
Losing a home plante and not knowing who your birth family is and who you truly are. Is a tragedy
I know that all too well. Being diagnosed with bipolar and depression, I was surrounded by a family for the most part who never understood it. I was just the freak, and effed up troublemaker who's problems were given a label. The basket case who wasn't a human being, but a thing that just needed to be programmed somehow with pills.It's not necessarily the disability that makes you feel as though life sucks - it's the pig ignorance of other people.
@LordOfDarkness -Gigglesnorts- Liar. :laugh: Admit it; you like doing nice things for people....)
It wasn't his catalyst to become a superhero. That's what I'm talking about.
Pa Kent was Clark's biggest influence. He raised him to be good.Well it sort of. because deep inside of him he always knew that he isn't from earth. And when he found out about what happened to his home planet. He decided to use his power to protect earth and make sure that it doesn't end up like his home planet. That is one of the reason why he created the Fortress of Solitude and has a a memorial statue of Jor-El and Lara, Superman's Kryptonian parents, holding a large globe of Krypton.
Hear hear!!It's not necessarily the disability that makes you feel as though life sucks - it's the pig ignorance of other people.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't being one of those require a certain amount of... stealth?Been playing Dishonored and if I'm an assassin in it, I'll fulfill the status quo.
I'm still sneaking. They're not knowing what knife shanked em until it's piercing their throat.Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't being one of those require a certain amount of... stealth?
Pa Kent was Clark's biggest influence. He raised him to be good.
After watching Death Note, I kind of found myself doing the same thing. Except I didn't eat all those sweets.It just took me over half an hour to realize I've been sitting like this
for quite a while now. :bored: The L disease is much stronger than I previously thought and apparently capable of popping up at random moments. Oh noes.
+ Batman thermos is best thermos. :inlove: *sips coffee*