5.21 Oracle-Discussion Thread(Spoilers)

[Super_Ludacris]

That's aint name calling that's an opinon from the way your acting.

And you are done you can go. We're grown we discussed it. End of story

 

[Morg]

Ok, enough of the persoanl bashing either get back on the subject or I'll shut this thread down

 

[Ultimate_Superman]

Dear God you have the best avatar.

 

[Pksoze]

That's aint name calling that's an opinon from the way your acting.

And you are done you can go. We're grown we discussed it. End of story

Calling someone ignorant, a fanboy, and overly sensitive is name calling.

But whatever... as your posts have proved your understanding of the English language is dubious at best.

 

[Ultimate_Superman]

Morg I am sorry but it pains me to tell you I am going to steal your avatar

 

[Pksoze]

Morg I am sorry but it pains me to tell you I am going to steal your avatar

You're abandoning Supes for a bikini babe....

I would too.

 

[Ultimate_Superman]

I dont steal avatars but Morg has forced my hand.

 

[Brainiac 8]

Morg I am sorry but it pains me to tell you I am going to steal your avatar

I don't blame you Tony.

 

[Pksoze]

I dont steal avatars but Morg has forced my hand.

You should call yourself Morg2 or mini morg now.

 

[Ultimate_Superman]

To bad Morg won't be able to hear about what I did (j/k Morg)

 

[tonytr1687]

LMAO! Good one, B8.




I thought my daughter was going to have a stroke during that scene. She was like Crazy Dead Jonathan screaming at Clark to kill Lex.

I don't know where she gets that from.



He's been a good healer since the first meteor shower, but now that he's been injected with that SuperVaccine, he <apparently> heals instantly, and according to the trailer for next week's episode - he's getting all the other powers that Clark has. Uh..I think.

Ummm...technically Clark did lose Lana all by himself.

 

[Kane]

Ok, enough of the persoanl bashing either get back on the subject or I'll shut this thread down

Do it. Please

 

[tonytr1687]

Even with Kryptonite Clark could kill Lex pretty easily.


Personally, if he could have just flash fried him. I don't know if even Braniac could survive that.

Seriously, Clark came to check up if Lex was ok, he tried to tell him he was being used.

Then Lex uses it as an opportunity to threaten Clark.

There's only so much a guy can take.

BTW I love how honest that hypocrite Lex was after he got his powers.

Apparently you dont know the definition of a threat. All Lex said was "you lost Lana all by yourself." And he was right.

 

[GothicPowerMix1]

technically Clark did lose Lana all by himself.

Not technically HE DID. Lex just waited

 

[avidreader]

I think Lex has a pretty good idea about the krytonite already, if he remembers anything about Onyx that is...

And what about Mortal?

He had laid that trap inside that vault that was filled with kryptonite and lasers.... If he DOESN'T know: then WTF was the deal with that?

Was that all a coincidence?

I don't know about you, but I don't think it was...

He already knows about the green-k, but knowing that the aliens are weakened by it might finally tell Lex that Clark isn't human.

You are so right! I never thought of that. I guess just always assumed that those lasers were just a pretty green colour and not actually laced with kryptonite.

Good deduction 99.

 

[Serene]

Ummm...technically Clark did lose Lana all by himself.

It's all in the perspective, tony. From Clark's (and our informed) perspective, Clark didn't "lose" Lana, he made the choice to give her up, for her own safety and happiness. It was Clark making a selfless choice and putting her happiness before his own.

Some of us think the poor boy was woefully misguided.. But that's a whole 'nuther thread..

 

[avidreader]

Ummm...technically Clark did lose Lana all by himself.

Yeah with a bit of help from Lex thank you.

He's been planting seeds of doubt in Lana's mind all season. He inadvertently got her killed in Reckoning, which forced Clark to rethink telling her his secret and consequently pulled the two of them apart and then to top it all off he sent in Hypno chick and made sure that Lana caught them in the act.

Technically Clark broke it off but Lex is the bad boy here remember.

 

[Ultimate_Superman]

Okay so Clark giving her up doesn't mean he lost her. Right

 

[Ultimate_Superman]

Yeah with a bit of help from Lex thank you.

He's been planting seeds of doubt in Lana's mind all season. He inadvertently got her killed in Reckoning, which forced Clark to rethink telling her his secret and consequently pulled the two of them apart and then to top it all off he sent in Hypno chick and made sure that Lana caught them in the act.

Technically Clark broke it off but Lex is the bad boy here remember.

He didn't plant seeds of doubt they were there since season 2.

 

[tonytr1687]

It's all in the perspective, tony. From Clark's (and our informed) perspective, Clark didn't "lose" Lana, he made the choice to give her up, for her own safety and happiness. It was Clark making a selfless choice and putting her happiness before his own.

Some of us think the poor boy was woefully misguided.. But that's a whole 'nuther thread..

Well okay he didnt lose her, but he gave her up. So he shouldnt be jumping on Lex just b/c he acted on his feelings for Lana. Sure he was manipulative in the process, but Clark doesnt know that. Clark was being just as much of an ass as Lex in that scene.

 

[avidreader]

He didn't plant seeds of doubt they were there since season 2.

And Lana accepted him going into Season 5 knowing all that and forgetting it. It was Lex that made her start to question everything again in Hidden.

Sure he was manipulative in the process, but Clark doesnt know that. Clark was being just as much of an ass as Lex in that scene.

Why was Clark being an ass. What he said was right. You acted like my friend and as soon as I stood aside you went down for the kill.

 

[Serene]

Well okay he didnt lose her, but he gave her up. So he shouldnt be jumping on Lex just b/c he acted on his feelings for Lana. Sure he was manipulative in the process, but Clark doesnt know that. Clark was being just as much of an ass as Lex in that scene.

Well, yeah.. from Lex's perspective, Clark blew it. Although, Lex did have a hand in getting that ball rolling by hiring what'sher**** to break them up.

I was surprised to hear Lex really give Clark grief for telling Lana that he loved her for all these years, and then suddenly breaking her heart. But it was awesome to see Clark get SO angry.. then the frustration of having to bite back his words and walk away.

Just one of the many great scenes from this episode...

 

[Ultimate_Superman]

And Lana accepted him going into Season 5 knowing all that and forgetting it. It was Lex that made her start to question everything again in Hidden.

Umm no they were always there even this season she just turned to another man but never acted on anything till it was over with Clark.

 

[avidreader]

Well, yeah.. from Lex's perspective, Clark blew it. Although, Lex did have a hand in getting that ball rolling by hiring what'sher**** to break them up.

I was surprised to hear Lex really give Clark grief for telling Lana that he loved her for all these years, and then suddenly breaking her heart. But it was awesome to see Clark get SO angry.. then the frustration of having to bite back his words and walk away.

Just one of the many great scenes from this episode...

Did you notice too, that Lana started to look a little angry at Lex when he was talking about Clark barging in?

 

[Serene]

Did you notice too, that Lana started to look a little angry at Lex when he was talking about Clark barging in?

I was glad she wanted to change the subject.