Lol. Yeah, my bad I guess. He did say "trick question" so I thought it was gonna be something not so obvious.
Though the trick part is probably that the line is part of the narration and not dialogue like how it's often attributed to Uncle Ben.
Maybe I'll get a half point for going above and beyond
t:
back in the 1960's, it was a 'prestigious' award to anyone who spotted any sort of mistake or continuity error in any of their titles and wrote to them about it... sometimes they would print your letter in a title of your reading pleasure and sometimes not...in thanks, they would actually mail off to you an empty envelope with some verbiage on it that stated it was a No-Prize ... I got one back then, but over the years I lost it, unfortunately... but it WAS a big thing to get from Marvel back then...
now I'VE got a question for DONALD THOMAS EXCLUSIVELY... I want to see how good is the other old man of the Spidey boards on specifically, Marvel trivia...
and no Googling, just honest memory flashbacking on your part...
what were the six Marvel rankings that a Marvelite could be self-awarded for?... and you don't have to specify what each ranking was awarded for... just what they were... ready?... set?... GO!...
) I am embarrassed that I only remember True believer and keeper of the flame I think).I'll pinch myself when you run them off. I wonder how many people working at Marvel these days remembers any of this stuff.
Aloha,
I told you I was bad at trivia. As a former member of the MMMS (what was that?
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MMMS stood for the Merry Marvel Marching Society... it was something that Marvel started if you sent them a dollar... for the dollar, they sent you a cheaply-made flexible disc of the Marvel Bullpenners singing the silly MMMS song, along with some other Marvel merchandise... as you can tell, I was also a member... jeez, I miss those days of reading Marvels and getting all that Marvel stuff... I was around 10 years old at the time (I'm 62 now) and I was in hog heaven as Marvel was beginning and developing and evolving from the 60's and 70's... that was the TRUE CLASSIC golden age of Marvel...
as for the rankings at Marvel back then, here's a memory refresher for you, DT...
Aloha,
Much thanks. I know who I want on my side for Jeopardy.
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Aloha,
Boy we are on the same wavelength. My very first Spider-Man comic was #18
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that is the weirdest coincidence, man... ASM #18 is MY very first Spidey I ever bought, as well...
t:
Aloha,
We're so old. I told them that fire thing would work out
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t: here's to bein' old, having the same Spidey issue as starters for us both and still bein' able to remember all (or at least, MOST of) this good old Spidey trivia... us old-timers rule and so does Spidey... kamau ki`aha... 
Aloha,
and somehow I get the feeling that themanofbat can answer this one...
