In the midst of this unsettling altercation between slave and master, it is worth remembering why Chris and Baby Bush have gotten along so well in the past. They are in many ways kindred spirits. Or at least they were. Back when Bush used to be cool.
Is the current Bush the ex-basball player from the other dimension, or is he back to being the original one? I remember that the original Bush returned and there were two Bushes for a little while, but don't recall how that plot resolved. As entertaining as Superosity is, sifting through its archives for particular moments can be a difficult process.
There are broader unrelated themes that I would like to address but, as I said, the archives are difficult to penetrate. Perhaps in the future.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Friday, November 14, 2008
Deciding Not To Strike Twice
Today we see that American Lightning is all grown up. "That I may rise, and stand, o'erthrow me, and bend/ Your force, to breake, blowe, burn and make me new," wrote John Donne before that unfortunate incident of ending up as some ancient dude from bygone times, and I think this quite aptly sums up American Lightning's situation. He has endured many hardships, and the process has matured him.
Does this mean he no longer wants to blow up illegal immigrants? Will he start to take better care of his baby? We can only hope.
Does this mean he no longer wants to blow up illegal immigrants? Will he start to take better care of his baby? We can only hope.
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