Showing posts with label Tommy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tommy. Show all posts

Friday, October 10, 2008

The Superhero Quiz

In yesterday’s responses, our good buddy Tommy made an oblique reference to his darker nature, and pointed us towards this image. In doing so he reminded us of the Superhero Quiz (our results are seen below). I know that we’ve chatted about this fun quiz some time back, but our increased readership, along with Tommy’s timely reference made bringing it back worthwhile.

Your results:
You are Spider-Man
























Spider-Man
80%
The Flash
75%
Hulk
70%
Green Lantern
70%
Superman
65%
Iron Man
65%
Robin
47%
Supergirl
45%
Catwoman
45%
Batman
40%
Wonder Woman
35%
You are intelligent, witty,
a bit geeky and have great
power and responsibility.


Click here to take the Superhero Personality Test



As you can see by my results, above, it is rather obvious who I would be (am). You too can play this game, and find your own inner superhero.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

It is still my Birthday — Deal with it!

Yes, it is true that yesterday was my birthday, and several of you contacted me to wish me well (a couple of you posted — Thanks). Truth to tell, while I did spend some time yesterday doing stuff that I do enjoy (I saw two films back-to-back Lakeview Terrace & Righteous Kill) which I will review shortly on my Film column, Suspension of Belief which can be found over at (the new and improved) PopThought), much of my day (as well as the week prior) was, well, crap.

Hopefully that will change.

Still, the voice mail from my younger brother (where he said “I miss you the most, Scarecrow”) did brighten my day. Then, of course the cards from my children (where they both credit me as being a great dad because I had a great kid with them) were cute. Then, of course, there was this bit of silliness from Tommy:



Thanks to all!

Not all comicbooks are about superheroes:

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