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Quote from: BettyReggie on December 30, 2016, 09:29:38 PM
I hate Sears. A couple of years ago. I went to the optical department there. I did the eye exam & picked out eyeglasses. And when we went to pick them up. The lady behind the counter said they were able picked up. Someone stole my eyeglasses. I never went back there because of that.

"You have attributed conditions to villainy that simply result from stupidity."  ~~~Robert A. Heinlein

Sears just got a $200,000,000 injection of capital.
Can it save the business?

Oil no longer leaking.Bills can be paid.
Quarterly review is doable.
I have juice.

I have a cold.


Merry Xmas.

Which Archie comic?

All problems gone, all by themselves.

I use Firefox at home, & when I click on a link to a Thread, it takes me to a blank page.
You got Fox problems?

Sadly, I was worried.
1)Sanders was the choice of the People, & Mrs Clinton defied that choice.
At her peril.
2) She spoke of Foreign Policy, and essentially ignored vital Domestic Issues. Trump's solutions are wrong, but Mrs Clinton said little or nothing.
3) The Democratic Party has become the Party of sipping white wine on the patio, with suburban professionals, & has forgotten how to speak to the Worker.

Welcome.

Quote from: Jabroniville on June 20, 2016, 01:46:28 AM
It's generally been known to happen that the Archie characters have shifted greatly over the years- often becoming much nicer (and perhaps more well-rounded) characters at the expense of conflict and humor. Whether or not this is a good thing is a matter of debate.

So I'm curious as to which version of the following characters do you prefer?



ARCHIE: A) The scheming bastard of the 1940s; B) The befuddled, clumsy loser of most other eras; C) The all-around nice guy.


JUGHEAD: A) The woman-hating, somewhat-vicious schemer of the old days- constantly belittled and insulted women; B) The Jughead seen in the NUMEROUS "Jughead gets a girl" storylines (Joanie & Debbie, Anita Chavita, Sandy Sanchez, etc.); C) The anti-romance character who can still hang out with women (such as his friendship with Betty).


VERONICA: A) Straight-up selfish villainess ('40s & Mark Waid Reboot); B) The Jerk with a Heart of Gold character (mostly seen in and after the '60s); C) The nicer, more down-to-earth one of the '90s-2000s era (where her major conflicts are things like figuring out which charity to pursue).


BETTY COOPER: A) The scheming, somewhat-dim loser ('40s & '50s); B) The All-Around Girl-Next-Door Nice Girl Tomboy (most eras)


REGGIE MANTLE: A) Outright villain whom just about everyone hates; B) Jerk With a Heart of Gold, who still hangs out with the gang.


CHERYL BLOSSOM: A) The super-selfish and obnoxious villain ('80s & her return); B) Veronica-Lite "Actually deep-down really nice" character (from her solo book).

Class A, across the board!

People who show their character flaws are comedy gold!

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Quote from: Captain Jetpack on October 01, 2016, 12:12:45 PM
None of the above. 

So who would you choose?

Daphne.
Nekkid.
That fantasy was the only good part of the show, & the only reason I watched it when I was 12.

Quote from: Jingles on October 01, 2016, 11:48:58 AM
Puppy Power all day. Scrappy was great.

You are going to h-e-double-chopsticks for that remark.

None of the above. 

Sabrina, whose personality is charming, and appearance enchanting.