Today I was waxing philosophical, don't worry I was alone in the house, and I began to wonder how God was created. I should preface this blog with a few things. First, I do believe in God but I also believe in evolution. I think God is just another word for the being that set all things in motion. Secondly, I had just read Geoff John's Flash #8 the origin story of the Reverse Flash.
So how did God come into existence? Well time is like a stream constantly moving in one direction, but for God all existence in all form is available for visitation (in my mind this makes sense). So I decided that God may have come into existence by traveling back in time to before he or she existed and then creating him or herself. Less than a second after this thought popped into my head, I realized that I am stupid. I immediately began thinking of God as a comic book character. "God The Planet-Eater" spared the planet Nazareth after he or she adopted the planet's mightiest warrior Jesus as his or her adopted son. And that is where the name Jesus of Nazareth came from.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Monday, January 3, 2011
I Solve The Teen Pregnancy Problem
Apparently, there is an epidemic of sixteen year old girls across America that are screwing like rabbits. I know what your thinking, 'I thought epidemics were bad things' but that's inappropriate and I won't have that kind of perversion on my blog. So back to the underage sex. You see a few years ago MTV shined a light on these easy teens with the show 16 and Pregnant. Nobody could have expected how successful the show would become, not even Lucifer the great deceiver who I hear has a sweet VP position over at MTV. Anyway, now fifteen and sixteen year old's are having ridiculous amounts of sex in the hopes of getting pregnant so that they can audition for the show. The key word in that last sentence is audition they probably won't even make it onto the show.
Now people are blaming MTV for teens wanting to get pregnant and get on the show. Please don't get me wrong if you hate MTV because they created the Jersey Shore, or because they fed Steve-O hallucinogens until he became the brain damaged chimp that he is today, or because they employ Satan then I have no problems with that, but if you hate MTV because of 16 and Pregnant then you're in the wrong. 16 and Pregnant does not glorify being a teen parent it shows how you CAN NOT be prepared to be a parent at sixteen years old and if anybody who actually complained about the show took the time to watch it they would know this. And if there is a sixteen year old girl trying to get on this show it is her parents' fault not MTV's.
Now people are blaming MTV for teens wanting to get pregnant and get on the show. Please don't get me wrong if you hate MTV because they created the Jersey Shore, or because they fed Steve-O hallucinogens until he became the brain damaged chimp that he is today, or because they employ Satan then I have no problems with that, but if you hate MTV because of 16 and Pregnant then you're in the wrong. 16 and Pregnant does not glorify being a teen parent it shows how you CAN NOT be prepared to be a parent at sixteen years old and if anybody who actually complained about the show took the time to watch it they would know this. And if there is a sixteen year old girl trying to get on this show it is her parents' fault not MTV's.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Three
The Fantastic Four's current run is called Three because the writer Jonathan Hickman is killing off one of the four. Now I warn you there will be spoilers in this post. I recently caught up on Hickman's full run on Fantastic Four because I heard about Three and because of my deep seeded hatred for the soulless bastard that is Reed Richards I was so excited when I heard that one of the team would be dying. I also hate Sue Richards for staying in her loveless marriage with such an emotionally abusive man. Johnny Storm annoys me to no end because he has been the same one-dimensional womanizer for nearly sixty years. But then there's Ben. Ben Grim The Thing who is the team's comic relief and the only one of the four who I can tolerate. So I was shocked when I really enjoyed Hickman's run on the Four. He didn't make me like any of the characters any more then before but he just told really good stories with these people that I can't stand.
Anyway lets talk about Three. Reed and Sue have been collecting dangerously intelligent orphans from all across the universe and Reed has put them and his daughter in a class with a dragon to try and solve the world's problems. Anybody find this strange... Then let's move on; the first problem they tackle is The Thing's ability to transform into a human. They come up with a concoction that allows Ben to be a human for one week every year. We know that one of four characters is going to die and the only one I like has just lost his invulnerability. But I don't believe it will be Ben who kicks the bucket. When we last left them, Sue was at the bottom of the sea being the delegate between Namor and a new/ old race of sea people, (or seaple if you'd prefer) Reed was on some far off planet trying to evacuate people before Galactus ate the planet, and Johnny was with human Ben and their band of merry orphans trying to fight off a group of giant bugs that I think were from the negative zone but frankly I don't really know what the Hell is going on in this book! I don't think The Thing is going to die because he is just to obvious. I would like it to be Sue. I want to see some characterization from Reed and Johnny after her death and hopefully the rest of the world will see what a despicable monster Reed Richards is after his wife's death. But perhaps I'm biased. I will post again on this topic once we find out which one of the Fantastic Four has died.
Anyway lets talk about Three. Reed and Sue have been collecting dangerously intelligent orphans from all across the universe and Reed has put them and his daughter in a class with a dragon to try and solve the world's problems. Anybody find this strange... Then let's move on; the first problem they tackle is The Thing's ability to transform into a human. They come up with a concoction that allows Ben to be a human for one week every year. We know that one of four characters is going to die and the only one I like has just lost his invulnerability. But I don't believe it will be Ben who kicks the bucket. When we last left them, Sue was at the bottom of the sea being the delegate between Namor and a new/ old race of sea people, (or seaple if you'd prefer) Reed was on some far off planet trying to evacuate people before Galactus ate the planet, and Johnny was with human Ben and their band of merry orphans trying to fight off a group of giant bugs that I think were from the negative zone but frankly I don't really know what the Hell is going on in this book! I don't think The Thing is going to die because he is just to obvious. I would like it to be Sue. I want to see some characterization from Reed and Johnny after her death and hopefully the rest of the world will see what a despicable monster Reed Richards is after his wife's death. But perhaps I'm biased. I will post again on this topic once we find out which one of the Fantastic Four has died.
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