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How adorable
Maybe he was fighting on the side of Thor when lightning struck his blanket.

This is fun, how did you get to it? I mean what did you search for on D.A? You heard about it before or was just browsing and suddenly found it?
There are comics before the one I posted that show just how Spidey's blanket got that way.

I think I came across it at random on DA. This wasn't something recent I found, either. I knew about it for a while. Just took me time before I got around to mentioning it.
Tommy said…
Hehehe, cute and funny!
Johnny Storm is mean

BTW: Happy 1st blogging anniversary this March Reg
Tommy said…
Reginald! Where are you?!
I've been wondering on this for a while, on you too.

He publishes our comments so in the worst case he's reeeeeallyyy busy
Howdy Howdy Hey
What's up Reginald? Are you O.K?
Daijubu Desu Ka? (Dunno if I speeled the first word right)

Are we going to see your D.B.E review here soon? You do good reviews

I care to see the movie but the criticism is too bad for me to check the movie in theater myself so I suppose I'll download it
No worries, guys, I'm here. Just had no internet for a while.

I doubt I'll have a review for Dragon Ball Evolution anytime soon. I'm not a movie goer and the criticism for this movie is high.

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