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Toyman

BlindmelonKen

Sorry about that. I meant to type the rest of his history but I accidently submitted the changes before I could finish it.

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- Anythingspossibleforapossible
  
  Okay. No problem.
  
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Ambassador/G Gordon

Regulus22

The abrasiveness actually lines up quite well with G Gordon's personality as it is shown. His reasons for despising the League were their secrets essentially. The Reach presented themselve as peaceful diplomats so he approved of them, now their true motives are showing so he despises them even more, they outright lied to him. It's pretty typical for him to get up about it IMO.

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08:26, February 25, 2013
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- Zergrinch
  
  I concur. He was acting pretty much in character.
  
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- Anythingspossibleforapossible
  
  I realised after what I said that it could have actually been G. Gordon himself. I just thought "He could only have been Miss M saying those things to the Reach because impersonated him."
  Some people can't see this season ending without major cliffhangers, but now that G. Gordon has seen the truth (for now) and with an upcoming episode called "Intervention" (I'm going by title alone. I haven't read into it) it's not hard to imagine that some of the major arc(s) of this season could actually be wrapped up by the end of season 2.
  
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Programming?

Regulus22

Dont suppose your any good with Linux/C++ by any chance?
Doing a computer science course as part of Uni degree, problem is i suck with compters. cant even do the very basics. Im going to get some help with it from lecturers and some guys who've done it before me, but any help you may be able to give down the track'd be greatly appreciated if possible.

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Introduction

Flashfangirl

Thank you for commenting on my first blog! I'm new to the community, so I thought I should start introducing myself to some of the regular contributors. (I've been keeping an eye on this site for a few months now and thought I would join before the new episodes start.) As your can tell by my profile name, I love the Flash family and particularly Wally.
I like your avatar, by the way. ^_^ Fred's too funny. What's your opinion of the new season of Mystery, Inc.?

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- Anythingspossibleforapossible
  
  Sorry I took so long to answer. Overall I like it, if I don't think about what could have been. I'll try not to spoil it for those who haven't had the chance to see it yet. I like how Scooby saved Shaggy in "The Night the Clown Cried", Shaggy waiting for his hair to grow back, the showdown in "The Night the Clown Cried II" and Scooby getting a girlfriend of his own!
  
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- Flashfangirl
  
  As Velma said: "Payback thy name is Nova." I'm intrigued by Fred's parents...Is it me or is something not quite right about them?
  How are your favorite characters from Young Justice?
  
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Your post on Bloodline's Image Change

RedArcherGirl

Hi, RedArcherGirl here. You kinda made a mistake by saying that only two of the "Flash Family" are related. Wally, Barry and Bart are all related to each other one way or another. Wally is Bart's first cousin once removed and he is Barry's nephew. And Bart is Barry's grandson and he is related to Wally somehow, I personally don't understand the whole first-cousin-once-removed and I don't understand it when it's used in different contexts either, but anyway three of the Flashes are related and Jay is just there.
Kind Regards
Red

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15:38, June 6, 2012
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- Anythingspossibleforapossible
  
  (facepalm) Oh man! I can't believe I missed that. Thanks.
  
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- RedArcherGirl
  
  Only just seen your message.Your welcome.
  
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- Cari1994
  
  A first cousin once removed is the child of your great-aunt or great-uncle and a first cousin of one of your parents. "Once removed" means that you're one generation apart from him/her.
  
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Hi!

Whichamaca

Hey, I noticed you've made a lot of edits on here. I just joined and wanted to say hi! :)

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21:53, April 29, 2012
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- Anythingspossibleforapossible
  
  Aw, that's kind of you, and hi to you too.
  
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Scoobypedia

Larry1996

Anythingspossibleforapossible, if you can hear my message, this is Larry1996, i have been blocked on Scoobypedia for 2 years, i promise, i will never make another fan-made edit again, so please, give me another chance, please?

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Wally's cast

Anythingspossibleforapossible

Hey, Wally still has his cast on, but I didn't notice this until he 'reunited' with his parents at the end. It's little bits of continuity like that we sometimes take for granted. I don't think you would even see something like that in the DCAU.

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- Thailog
  
  Except that he is supposed to have accelerated healing. :s
  
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- Tupka217
  
  No, you wouldn't. Internal continuity was pretty rare, and not in a detail like this. But it's not surprising in a Greg Weisman show.
  
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- Anythingspossibleforapossible
  
  Isn't accelerated healing something that was added later in the comics like the Speed Force. It's still interesting to see it recurring though.
  
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- Thailog
  
  I love GW's attention to continuity.
  
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- Thailog
  
  But GW said he has accelerated healing, just not as accelerated as that of the Flash.
  
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- Anythingspossibleforapossible
  
  I think I remember him saying something like that.
  Does it have something to do with their accelerated metabolism?
  
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- Thailog
  
  I think it does.
  
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An Ask Greg Helper

Anythingspossibleforapossible

Is this "An Ask Greg Helper" the new way of answering fans' questions? Because if it is it isn't very encouraging. Yes, he's obviously very busy, but as of the latest qustion/answer post it doesn't even look like he even saw. It just looks like a someone picked a generic past answer from a previous question & thought that was good enough. Of course it was a personal question but the answer just didn't fit the question.
It was something along the lines of "what do you think of Cartoon Network's long gaps between episodes?" and the answer was "I'm not consulted on the scheduling."[1]
If we're making the effort to ask a question especially when it's a carefully thought one he could at least answer it himself and that's the point, it doesn't look that way. And he hasn't made any mention of it either.
I'm not trying to personally slam the guy, I'm just a little put off if this is how our questions are going to be answered from now on.

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- Thailog
  
  I think it's meant to clear repeated questions. But you're right, that specific example doesn't really answer the question.
  
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- Tupka217
  
  This specific example is missing the point, but I generally agree with the concept. I actually think it should be done before questions are approved.
  
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- Anythingspossibleforapossible
  
  That same response was actually given to another question two posts down and they were both different questions.
  
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Welcome back

Thailog

I didn't find it lame, but in any case: welcome back! :)

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13:25, March 4, 2012
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- Anythingspossibleforapossible
  
  Thanks!
  
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