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I put the smackdown on Fuj once before on a XMEN quiz. My bet is so could 99%of the board.
shiat i need to edit the damn poll
"France has neither winter, nor summer, nor morals. France is miserable because it is filled with Frenchmen, and Frenchmen are miserable because they live in France. [...] Apart from these drawbacks it is a fine country. "
- Mark Twain
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| Oy, I thought two of your new year resolutions was to concentrate on spelling correctly and to stop drinking!!! Couldnt even last 3 days.... Oh and if I remember correctly it wasnt a "smackdown".
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PEP (1/3/2009)
Oy, I thoughttwo of your new year resolutions was to concentrate on spelling correctly and to stop drinking!!! Couldnt even last 3 days....
Oh and if I remember correctly it wasnt a "smackdown".
Well I won...Pepe do really believe I made it 3 days without drinking...IDIOT...
"France has neither winter, nor summer, nor morals. France is miserable because it is filled with Frenchmen, and Frenchmen are miserable because they live in France. [...] Apart from these drawbacks it is a fine country. "
- Mark Twain
I don't measure my manhood on a number, unless that number involves current salary, sexual conquests or inches...I am not concerned with my grammar on a message board. I will save my writing skills for something that is important enough to warrant them
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| what a maroon... Dude you can not see me in X-men trivia, and to prove it. I would like the best of the best submit questions to me and marcus so I can prove to this guy once and for all, he is a nothing compared to the Fuj
The Fuj on censorship...
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| Okay, I got a question: Why has the X-men been lame since Paul Smith left in issue #175? And my follow up question: What is with Chris Claremont's obsession with the Savage Land?
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| The X Men have not only been NOT lame since 175, but were the it book for much of the 200s Aaron. Claremont loves the savage land because he was infatuated with dinosaurs as a kid and this is his way to live vicarously through his writing pen. Fuj 2, Marcus 0
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| Alright, since web searches eliminate most of the best questions, how about this one, becuase you can call me an expert if you give me 15 seconds to google the answer. Who has read the first 66 issues and the original Claremont run? 
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The Fuj (1/3/2009)
what a maroon... did you just call somebody a fugitive Black slave in the West Indies in the 17th and 18th centuries??? that's harsh man
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Boboset (1/4/2009)
Alright, since web searches eliminate most of the best questions, how about this one, becuase you can call me an expert if you give me 15 seconds to google the answer. Who has read the first 66 issues and the original Claremont run?
I have. Do I win? Aaron
Aaron
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Boboset (1/4/2009)
Alright, since web searches eliminate most of the best questions, how about this one, becuase you can call me an expert if you give me 15 seconds to google the answer.
Who has read the first 66 issues and the original Claremont run?
I have. Do I win?
Aaron
No you still lose. X-men started sucking upon creation. The most impressive thing about Claremont is the characters he created/help to create. Is there a particular arc you would like to know about?
"France has neither winter, nor summer, nor morals. France is miserable because it is filled with Frenchmen, and Frenchmen are miserable because they live in France. [...] Apart from these drawbacks it is a fine country. "
- Mark Twain
I don't measure my manhood on a number, unless that number involves current salary, sexual conquests or inches...I am not concerned with my grammar on a message board. I will save my writing skills for something that is important enough to warrant them
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