School's Out.

[Eddie Brock]

How can you move on with a subject if you go backwards and repeat yourself?

Score one for Spider-Gamer.

 

[The Joker_1000]

It's almost as absurd as simply saying, "They should have done this," when it has no relevance to the plot.

Since when does having someone wear glasses mess with the plot of an entire series?

 

[Eddie Brock]

Since when does having someone wear glasses mess with the plot of an entire series?

Clark has no eye problems. Why would he wear glasses? It has no relevance, and frankly causes more problems than it solves.

 

[Spider-Gamer]

Score one for Spider-Gamer.

Hey now! I didn't say that to be mean... it was just a funny little observation.

 

[The Joker_1000]

Usually, when I mean moving on, I'm just trying to ignore someone.

 

[Eddie Brock]

Usually, when I mean moving on, I'm just trying to ignore someone.

By improperly using a saying?

Smooth.

 

[The Joker_1000]

It's not improper. Moving on means moving on to something else (i.e leaving a discussion alone) so the saying is not improper.

 

[Eddie Brock]

It's not improper. Moving on means moving on to something else (i.e leaving a discussion alone) so the saying is not improper.

Moving on means that you are continuing to a new, different thought.

Anyway is the word you're looking for.

 

[Prison Mike]

LOL at where this thread is going!

 

[Spider-Gamer]

LOL at where this thread is going!

I have to agree. t:

 

[Eddie Brock]

LOL at where this thread is going!

Funny how off-topic we've gone...despite the fact that Vegeta_1000 got upset when people took his thread off-topic.

Clearly, it's ok for him to do...as long as it's not in HIS thread.

 

[The Joker_1000]

Lol at Eddie trying to "act" smart. It's funny. Pathetic, but funny nonetheless.

 

[The Joker_1000]

Btw, I'm not the one who started this whole discussion, I just began talking about it because you all were.

 

[Eddie Brock]

Lol at Eddie trying to "act" smart. It's funny. Pathetic, but funny nonetheless.

This coming from the 13 year-old who says "Lol."



My pride...it's hurting.

 

[Spider-Gamer]

Lol at Eddie trying to "act" smart. It's funny. Pathetic, but funny nonetheless.

What is more pathetic is fueling a fight... a fight on the internet...

 

[The Joker_1000]

This coming from the 13 year-old who says "Lol."



My pride...it's hurting.

I'm 13? So what? It's good that you know my age. It's nice & all that you remember but it doesn't matter how old I am. I could be 51 using the internet experession "lol". It doesn't matter, using those type of internet expressions are not a measure of intelligence. Don't be a hypocrite, I'm quite sure you've used the term yourself, as has nearly anyone who posts on message boards.

 

[Eddie Brock]

I'm 13? So what? It's good that you know my age. It's nice & all that you remember but it doesn't matter how old I am. I could be 51 using the internet experession "lol". It doesn't matter, using those type of internet expressions are not a measure of intelligence. Don't be a hypocrite, I'm quite sure you've used the term yourself, as has nearly anyone who posts on message boards.

Umm...no. I never use "lol" because I like to use REAL WORDS.

Go ahead. Spend the time looking through my 13k posts. You won't find it.

Stop trying to act mature. You've barely hit puberty.

 

[amazingfantasy15]

Give one good reason why he would wear glasses in Smallville.

Go ahead. I want to hear it.

He's already been involved in many feats of superheroism, wearing glasses might help people disconnect Clark from the superheroics he's always around for, since he has such a normal problem as eyesight issues. I've always felt that's part of the reason Clark's "disguise" was largely based on a pair of glasses.

In terms of the college thing, that is very annoying and it's a problem with almost all high school shows, they always drop the ball when the characters go to college. I think it has to do with the cast, they want to keep the same cast including parents so everyone goes to the same school and that school is always very close to the star's parent's house. It's annoying because there's just as much story potential or more in a college setting as a high school setting.