MorbidAltruism
Get over here!
I think you can play as Trigon in Star Labs. Don't quote me on that though. I know you play as The Atom for sure. It is probably just a model that's in the game. I highly doubt its potential DLC.
Nut Huggers as in the clothing they are wearing.
well no shit thanks capt. obvious
Um... You were the one who asked. Sarcasm on the internet is like a wink on the phone. Sorry I am not your personal physic bro.
You can't read too well either I see.... he said "I know they can't breathe" which is saying he knows they have nuts and that they are suffocating. That is what my comment was about. It was meant to be a joking remark between me and DreadzTsung.
I don't really care if you are joking. You do realize the English language has several differing connotations? If clothes are tight you cant breath. For instance women used to wear dresses that were so tight they would faint. I have worn nut huggers as a joke before, and I could breath just fine. So again I am not your physic. I don't know what you are talking about. I read your post fine. You are the one who thinks there is only one possible way to say something. Sorry for the misunderstanding. If anything I was joking with you because you jumped the gun before reading his post. No malice intended.
wow just wow.... not worth my time lol. Dread you seem to know what my comment meant so I will just leave it at.
Let me clarify since you don't seem to understand. Tight clothes make it hard to breath... not the fact that they are "hugging nuts". So when you said, 'how do you know they have nuts?' I just said that he only implied it. He never stated that he believed Aliens had nuts. It was all a hypothetical conversation in general. So I am just going to drop it now.
Lol @hugging nuts.
What about Dark Knight Rises Catwoman? Why u no want Anne?
oops forgot her she would be pretty cool too
Come to think about it... we both forgot Dark Knight Joker. Dat Heath.
Damn, you're right.
No thank you. Except for maybe Batman. Man Bat.
Man Bat would be awesome.
