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Post by Aj_June on Nov 16, 2018 19:09:18 GMT
Pakistan
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Post by DC-Fan on Nov 16, 2018 21:36:13 GMT
Stan Laurel and Stan Musial are on the list but Stan Laurel and Stan Musial fans don't throw a hissy fit over this. Like I said, this is a parody thread. You MCU fans need to quit getting so uptight every time someone posts a parody thread or disagrees with your opinions. Again - It doesn't matter at all if its a parody thread or not so stop using this excuse that doesn't make it any less wrong. It has nothing to do with being an MCU fan, as stated before. So you MCU fans complain about this parody thread but you MCU fans celebrated when Disney bought Fox so that MCU could get X-Men and Fantastic Four into their crappy universe, even though that meant thousands of Fox employees are going to lose their jobs before the end of the year and won't be able to provide food and shelter for the kids just so you MCU fans can get X-Men and Fantastic Four into your precious MCU.
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Post by nutsberryfarm 🏜 on Nov 16, 2018 23:21:23 GMT
Spike lee
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Nov 17, 2018 2:33:01 GMT
Again - It doesn't matter at all if its a parody thread or not so stop using this excuse that doesn't make it any less wrong. It has nothing to do with being an MCU fan, as stated before. So you MCU fans complain about this parody thread but you MCU fans celebrated when Disney bought Fox so that MCU could get X-Men and Fantastic Four into their crappy universe, even though that meant thousands of Fox employees are going to lose their jobs before the end of the year and won't be able to provide food and shelter for the kids just so you MCU fans can get X-Men and Fantastic Four into your precious MCU. Difference is that Stan Lee was a person whose life ended recently while Fox is a conglomerate with millions of employees who would be notified in advanced if their jobs are in jeopardy if a merger with another were to go through and given plenty of time to find new and different jobs that would bring bread to the table. This is a very poor comparison and shady defense of yourself.
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Post by DC-Fan on Nov 17, 2018 5:27:37 GMT
So you MCU fans complain about this parody thread but you MCU fans celebrated when Disney bought Fox so that MCU could get X-Men and Fantastic Four into their crappy universe, even though that meant thousands of Fox employees are going to lose their jobs before the end of the year and won't be able to provide food and shelter for the kids just so you MCU fans can get X-Men and Fantastic Four into your precious MCU. Stan Lee was a person whose life ended recently while Fox is a conglomerate with millions of employees who would be notified in advanced if their jobs are in jeopardy if a merger with another were to go through and given plenty of time to find new and different jobs that would bring bread to the table. Stan Lee was a 95-year old millionaire who would've known in advance that his time would be up soon and he had plenty of time to put his affairs in order. The thousands of Fox employees who will lose their jobs just so MCU can get X-Men and Fantastic Four into their crappy universe aren't millionaires and many of them won't be able to provide food and shelter for their children.
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Nov 17, 2018 6:34:20 GMT
Stan Lee was a person whose life ended recently while Fox is a conglomerate with millions of employees who would be notified in advanced if their jobs are in jeopardy if a merger with another were to go through and given plenty of time to find new and different jobs that would bring bread to the table. Stan Lee was a 95-year old millionaire who would've known in advance that his time would be up soon and he had plenty of time to put his affairs in order. The thousands of Fox employees who will lose their jobs just so MCU can get X-Men and Fantastic Four into their crappy universe aren't millionaires and many of them won't be able to provide food and shelter for their children. Daffy Duck - You're despicable.
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Post by DC-Fan on Nov 18, 2018 3:15:32 GMT
Stan Lee was a 95-year old millionaire who would've known in advance that his time would be up soon and he had plenty of time to put his affairs in order. The thousands of Fox employees who will lose their jobs just so MCU can get X-Men and Fantastic Four into their crappy universe aren't millionaires and many of them won't be able to provide food and shelter for their children. Daffy Duck - You're despicable. Despite what MCU fans say, I don't hate Stan Lee. He created X-Men and Fantastic Four, 2 of my favorite superhero comics. But he also created crap like the Avengers and Stripperella. What I don't get is why MCU fans there act like Stan Lee was their uncle or something like that. I've never met Stan Lee. So I don't hate him but I'm also not going to act like he was my beloved uncle. He was just a 95-year old celebrity who passed away. But Stan Lee was an elderly man (unlike someone like Bruce Lee, who only lived about 1/3 as long as Stan Lee) so his passing shouldn't be unexpected or a big shock.
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Post by Nicko's Nose on Nov 18, 2018 3:44:59 GMT
Daffy Duck - You're despicable. Despite what MCU fans say, I don't hate Stan Lee. He created X-Men and Fantastic Four, 2 of my favorite superhero comics. But he also created crap like the Avengers and Stripperella. What I don't get is why MCU fans there act like Stan Lee was their uncle or something like that. I've never met Stan Lee. So I don't hate him but I'm also not going to act like he was my beloved uncle. He was just a 95-year old celebrity who passed away. But Stan Lee was an elderly man (unlike someone like Bruce Lee, who only lived about 1/3 as long as Stan Lee) so his passing shouldn't be unexpected or a big shock. You don’t hate Stan Lee, but you’re happy he’s dead. Makes sense. Basically you don’t hate Stan Lee and you’ve also never said MCU fans hated US soldiers.
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Post by DC-Fan on Nov 18, 2018 3:49:53 GMT
Despite what MCU fans say, I don't hate Stan Lee. He created X-Men and Fantastic Four, 2 of my favorite superhero comics. But he also created crap like the Avengers and Stripperella. What I don't get is why MCU fans there act like Stan Lee was their uncle or something like that. I've never met Stan Lee. So I don't hate him but I'm also not going to act like he was my beloved uncle. He was just a 95-year old celebrity who passed away. But Stan Lee was an elderly man (unlike someone like Bruce Lee, who only lived about 1/3 as long as Stan Lee) so his passing shouldn't be unexpected or a big shock. You don’t hate Stan Lee, but you’re happy he’s dead. Makes sense. Basically you don’t hate Stan Lee and you’ve also never said MCU fans hated US soldiers. Why the fuck are you MCU fans still stalking me on this Sports board? I already said I would voluntary refrain from posting on the MCU board for 30 days. Are you MCU fans looking to start an argument?
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Post by Nicko's Nose on Nov 18, 2018 3:55:02 GMT
You don’t hate Stan Lee, but you’re happy he’s dead. Makes sense. Basically you don’t hate Stan Lee and you’ve also never said MCU fans hated US soldiers. Why the fuck are you MCU fans still stalking me on this Sports board? I already said I would voluntary refrain from posting on the MCU board for 30 days. Are you MCU fans looking to start an argument? You brought it up. Also I couldn’t care less whether you stop posting on the MCU board for 30 days or not.
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Post by justanaveragejoe on Nov 18, 2018 4:48:27 GMT
Daffy Duck - You're despicable. Despite what MCU fans say, I don't hate Stan Lee. He created X-Men and Fantastic Four, 2 of my favorite superhero comics. But he also created crap like the Avengers and Stripperella. What I don't get is why MCU fans there act like Stan Lee was their uncle or something like that. I've never met Stan Lee. So I don't hate him but I'm also not going to act like he was my beloved uncle. He was just a 95-year old celebrity who passed away. But Stan Lee was an elderly man (unlike someone like Bruce Lee, who only lived about 1/3 as long as Stan Lee) so his passing shouldn't be unexpected or a big shock. Yeah sure, none of us knew Stan Lee personally, but he was more than just a comic book writer to some. He literally wrote my childhood (as well as others). His Spider-Man comics touched me more than any other comics, and til this day, Spider-Man remains my favorite comic book character. Yeah sure, he was really old, but it was still a shock to us all. If you can't what Stan Lee did to others, then you're a cold hearted bastard.
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Post by coldenhaulfield on Nov 18, 2018 4:48:35 GMT
Why the fuck are you MCU fans still stalking me on this Sports board? I already said I would voluntary refrain from posting on the MCU board for 30 days. Are you MCU fans looking to start an argument? You brought it up. Also I couldn’t care less whether you stop posting on the MCU board for 30 days or not. Nah, you could.
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Post by Nicko's Nose on Nov 18, 2018 4:51:28 GMT
You brought it up. Also I couldn’t care less whether you stop posting on the MCU board for 30 days or not. Nah, you could. If he follows the new rules and he does nothing but criticize the MCU movies then I don’t give a fuck if he keeps posting on the MCU board.
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Post by coldenhaulfield on Nov 18, 2018 4:51:49 GMT
Despite what MCU fans say, I don't hate Stan Lee. He created X-Men and Fantastic Four, 2 of my favorite superhero comics. But he also created crap like the Avengers and Stripperella. What I don't get is why MCU fans there act like Stan Lee was their uncle or something like that. I've never met Stan Lee. So I don't hate him but I'm also not going to act like he was my beloved uncle. He was just a 95-year old celebrity who passed away. But Stan Lee was an elderly man (unlike someone like Bruce Lee, who only lived about 1/3 as long as Stan Lee) so his passing shouldn't be unexpected or a big shock. Yeah sure, none of us knew Stan Lee personally, but he was more than just a comic book writer to some. He literally wrote my childhood (as well as others). His Spider-Man comics touched me more than any other comics, and til this day, Spider-Man remains my favorite comic book character. Yeah sure, he was really old, but it was still a shock to us all. If you can't what Stan Lee did to others, then you're a cold hearted bastard. He really was the "grand old man" of the franchise. I remember how thrilled I was when he showed up in Mallrats, the first of many enjoyable onscreen appearances. (I doubt it was actually HIS first role, but it was the first one I saw him in.) Did you dig those too? Do you have a favorite?
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Post by coldenhaulfield on Nov 18, 2018 4:52:57 GMT
If he follows the new rules and he does nothing but criticize the MCU movies then I don’t give a fuck if he keeps posting on the MCU board. Sounds reasonable enough. But he's not governed by those rules here. Innit?
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Post by justanaveragejoe on Nov 18, 2018 4:54:46 GMT
Yeah sure, none of us knew Stan Lee personally, but he was more than just a comic book writer to some. He literally wrote my childhood (as well as others). His Spider-Man comics touched me more than any other comics, and til this day, Spider-Man remains my favorite comic book character. Yeah sure, he was really old, but it was still a shock to us all. If you can't what Stan Lee did to others, then you're a cold hearted bastard. He really was the "grand old man" of the franchise. I remember how thrilled I was when he showed up in Mallrats, the first of many enjoyable onscreen appearances. (I doubt it was actually HIS first role, but it was the first one I saw him in.) Did you dig those too? Do you have a favorite? Hmm, my first exposure to Stan Lee was his Spider-Man cameo, where he saves a little girl. My favorite cameo; I have a few, Rise of the Silver Surfer and The Amazing Spider-Man are good ones.
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Post by Nicko's Nose on Nov 18, 2018 5:04:36 GMT
If he follows the new rules and he does nothing but criticize the MCU movies then I don’t give a fuck if he keeps posting on the MCU board. Sounds reasonable enough. But he's not governed by those rules here. Innit? Right.
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Post by coldenhaulfield on Nov 18, 2018 5:07:22 GMT
He really was the "grand old man" of the franchise. I remember how thrilled I was when he showed up in Mallrats, the first of many enjoyable onscreen appearances. (I doubt it was actually HIS first role, but it was the first one I saw him in.) Did you dig those too? Do you have a favorite? Hmm, my first exposure to Stan Lee was his Spider-Man cameo, where he saves a little girl. My favorite cameo; I have a few, Rise of the Silver Surfer and The Amazing Spider-Man are good ones. He was prolly the best thing about ASM. I can't remember him in Rise, but I've only seen that a couple times. The Spider-Man one is really, really good. As is this one: (Credit where credit's due to @weirdraptor for reminding me of this one earlier this week.) I've always really liked these two, as well: Again, he might be the best part of that movie, too. But this one really sums it up:
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Post by coldenhaulfield on Nov 18, 2018 5:12:01 GMT
Sounds reasonable enough. But he's not governed by those rules here. Innit? Right. Ah-ha!!!1
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Post by Nicko's Nose on Nov 18, 2018 5:14:25 GMT
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