Is thirsty Bob disapprovingly eye-rolling at the portrayal of a sexy and attractive comic book character? Seems out of character. Is it because it's a character that's liked by the "wrong" kind of people?
Why did you have to remind me? At least Rod Serling had a sensible point in his preachy episodes, which make sense when you consider he served in World War 2 and saw some fucked up shit (one of which was a private getting decapitated by a freaking food crate, no lie), that you could still disagree with without being called retarded, meaningless labels. Bob would suck Jordan's dick while spitting on Serling for "oppressing" the poor Japanese that laid traps under fallen soldier's corpses and used waterboarding before it went mainstream.
I always like to claim that the MCU could have been about Thunderstrike and War Machine and Cannonball. Literally anyone Marvel had access to. It was the novelty of the concept. Which is to say, that making a whole string of movies that aren't a linear narrative that culminate in an actually finale. No one is gonna care after the finale beyond the kind of people who just get attached to serials. And they didn't have to be faithful to any kind of character development.
I know right?
Exactly.
Im also really bad at forgetting my Dad was an OG nerd. So, like Iron Man wasn't a household name. Or that anyone cared about the right way Spiderman holds his fingers to shoot his webs.
I do remember Iron man from older cartoons (like Armored Adventures and some stuff even older than that), but I'm sure people like Bob don't. Even less so Bob's 20something senpais.
In engineering programs at universities, everyone in your class was "the smart kid" in their high school. In art schools, everyone in your class was "the unique kid" in their high school. Noelle Stevenson probably was unique and different during her childhood and high school years, but then suddenly became not-so-unique when she went to a college full of people like her. If you're used to being the only person you know who's good at drawing, then you end up in a place where everyone's good at drawing, it can lead to feeling less stable in your identity, since how you previously defined yourself might not work in your new environment.
Kino der Roberto does not strike me as a person most bullies would consider bullying. He's fat, dull, and uninteresting. Sure, you could get him screeching by mocking Mario, but that's gonna get old real fast. I'd bet that the bulk of his bullying just consisted of someone calling him a fag a couple of times.
You're not wrong. However, we're looking at an end product, the result of years of poisoning himself with hard leftist theology, cheap booze, and impotent rage. We don't know what he was like when he was an obese little tard, waddling around with his Mario good-luck charm.
I think volume of content has a lot to do with it. He's a sad pathetic loser who spends all day on Twitter ranting and raving. & Why?
I fear the 2005 Fantastic Four film will be as good as it gets for the characters. It wasn't terrible. Michael Chiklis put in a memorable performance as the Thing because of his passion for the character and Chris Evans was excellent Human Torch--hell, the two had good enough chemistry to make their "frenemies" relationship believable. Ioan Gruffudd was okay as Mister Fantastic, but Jessica Alba and Julian McMahon were badly miscast and the story was mediocre. Given the direction the MCU is going in... I have concerns.
Robert Hays, who voiced Tony Stark/Iron Man, in the 1994 animated series (and later Spider-Man: The Animated Series) could have played him in live action back in the 1980s or early 90s if he grew a mustache. Just saying.
Iron Man's absence from Marvel vs. Capcom was a licensing issue as Acclaim held the rights to him for their terrible Iron Man and X-O Manowar game.
Bob has one of the worst combinations of negative personality traits. Socially inept, overly angry, argumentative, combative, sociopathic, snobbish, a faux-superiority complex. All the stories we have of real-life interactions with him have never painted him in a good light. Everything turns into an argument with him or ends on some other negative note. Like LordKat's story about Bob getting angry that LordKat didn't already know who he was.
I think all of those issues come down to the same root problem: Bob is an entitled narcissist and he thinks other people have come up short in showing him the respect and admiration he deserves. Think about how he talks about the superior future: he doesn't describe it as what's best for humanity, or even what the decent people of the world deserves. He describes it as the future HE'S EARNED!
I always assumed it would be another big event like getting fired by Escapist or Lindsay telling him to fuck off that would get him here. But it wasn't. It was just Bob being Bob, every day of the week.
It's why I wonder what he would have been like if he'd gone to Channel Awesome instead of Escapist, since CA fostered the idea of being a community. Would he and Linkara have made endless retarded "Movies" or would he have been fired pretty quickly like The Aussie Guy?
Do you have a link to this or did it disappear when LK purged his account?
He would have removed from CA immediately for insisting to be the "idea guy" while everyone else was building sets and memorizing lines. Also, he would have been blamed for the lack of catering by eating all the food.
