You should do what E does with every copy of Ultimate Iron Man he finds...
Burn it and piss on it's ashes.
No Loeb comic is worthy of my urine.
You should do what E does with every copy of Ultimate Iron Man he finds...
Burn it and piss on it's ashes.
No Loeb comic is worthy of my urine.
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...Isn't that what happened when you got your comics this past week??. I think the Comic Book Gods are giving you the ok.
however, in an attempt to live with integrity I called my LCS and told them they gave it to me by accident. The owner has asked me to give it back. If he said keep it, then i would feel okay about it. But I'm not about to give him the urine soaked ashes of what used to be a comic.
You feel dirty don't you?..
He asked you to give it back?
What a dick.
As someone who's worked in customer service, I'd be surprised to hear an employee say that, much less the owner.
well, he didn't specifically say, "Please bring it back."
I called him and let him know that he had given it to me by accident. I had made it VERY clear in the store that I didn't want it. So i told him i'd try to come and bring it back some time and he said, "no big deal, just bring it next time you're in."
I would have brought it back any way just b/c I feel like it's the right thing to do.
well, he didn't specifically say, "Please bring it back."
I called him and let him know that he had given it to me by accident. I had made it VERY clear in the store that I didn't want it. So i told him i'd try to come and bring it back some time and he said, "no big deal, just bring it next time you're in."
I would have brought it back any way just b/c I feel like it's the right thing to do.
No Loeb comic is worthy of my urine.
however, in an attempt to live with integrity I called my LCS and told them they gave it to me by accident. The owner has asked me to give it back. If he said keep it, then i would feel okay about it. But I'm not about to give him the urine soaked ashes of what used to be a comic.
well, he didn't specifically say, "Please bring it back."
I called him and let him know that he had given it to me by accident. I had made it VERY clear in the store that I didn't want it. So i told him i'd try to come and bring it back some time and he said, "no big deal, just bring it next time you're in."
I would have brought it back any way just b/c I feel like it's the right thing to do.
suddle?This is a suddle hint ...
Oh my God, do they put Truth Serum in the Maple Syrup up there or something? Whats wrong with you Canadiens?
If it was a much sought after comic, say Miracleman #15 that "accidentally ended up in your bag", would you be so truthful or would it magically find a place in your collection? Eh?
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suddle?
It's got nothing to do with being Canadian. Remember that whole discussion on morality between ZP and I?
I just try to live the way God would want me to (seriously)
If it was a valuable comic that would be more difficult, but I'd still return it. My integrity is worth more to me than any comic book.
well, he didn't specifically say, "Please bring it back."
I called him and let him know that he had given it to me by accident. I had made it VERY clear in the store that I didn't want it. So i told him i'd try to come and bring it back some time and he said, "no big deal, just bring it next time you're in."
I would have brought it back any way just b/c I feel like it's the right thing to do.
My version of suddle, yes.
To clarify what I said earlier: It's got nothing to do with "religion telling me to" but understanding that morality originates with God.No, I never saw this discussion between you and Zombi. However, I was kidding. I agree with your moral viewpoints, but not because God wants you to...it should be because you want to do the right thing without some higher power giving you an "or else" scenario...thats the biggest problem with religion, and also one of its greatest failures (besides the whole only forming a relationship with God only through a Church, etc...God forbid a DIRECT relationship to the Almighty!!). My point is that the truly moral do the right thing because its the right thing, not because religion tells them to. There is a vast difference between the two, not only in intention, but in outcome.
But this is another discussion for that thread you and Zombi got rolling.
That makes sense. The first post made it sound kind of like he was demanding it.
To clarify what I said earlier: It's got nothing to do with "religion telling me to" but understanding that morality originates with God.
And to reply to some of what you said: And a direct relationship with God is the only way to do it, not through a priest or a church, but you have to come to God on His terms, not just however you want.
suddle?
please tell me you know it's spelled subtle.
To clarify what I said earlier: It's got nothing to do with "religion telling me to" but understanding that morality originates with God.
And to reply to some of what you said: And a direct relationship with God is the only way to do it, not through a priest or a church, but you have to come to God on His terms, not just however you want.
And that's all I'll say on that. If we want to discuss this more, I'm always open to it. But let's find a more appropriate thread for it.
Liked issue two as well... This is actually shaping up to be the first thing of Loeb not to make me want to vomit since Hush, and the first thing of his I've legitimately liked in even longer. I am legitimately intrigued to see where they go from here.
I didn't hate issue two. If this remains solid for another issue, I may start picking it up. I just can't get over bone claws that can be encased in adamantium at will...what's that all about? It doesn't even make sense, really.
I didn't hate issue two. If this remains solid for another issue, I may start picking it up. I just can't get over bone claws that can be encased in adamantium at will...what's that all about? It doesn't even make sense, really.