[AlexG]

Came up in a random images search . . . 🙂

:huh: :ohmy: :blink: :woohoo: B)

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[AlexG]

Some more, just because . . . 😉

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[AlexG]

And she appears to be into multirole cosplay . . . :blink:

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[Ashlee]

AND OF COURSE we get a have starved women, playing superhero characters Like Captain marvel and super girl, Go figure, Or a girl string bean who never handled a Light saber, Beat up the main villain! Cringe!!

[unkn0wnx]

Hahaha. Wonder what will happen if they do that with heroes? Like Captain America stay skinny but still beat up super villains. Shake my head.

[AlexG]

Hahaha. Wonder what will happen if they do that with heroes? Like Captain America stay skinny but still beat up super villains. Shake my head.

Actually, I can recall an episode of Buck Rogers (whoa, I’m going back a bit) w/ a short shrub-nothing villain character who was suppose to be a heavy gravity worlder that managed to toss Buck (Gil Gerard) around as if he weighed nothing at all. Even then I thought that that character would have to have be built like Franco Columbo to have any plausibility.

. . . Or a girl string bean who never handled a Light saber, Beat up the main villain! Cringe!!

Oh yeah, that one’s a textbook Mary Sue.

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[Ashlee]

Yeah I remember that that was the joke , be a assassin or a librarian

[quote=”unkn0wnx” post=133557]Hahaha. Wonder what will happen if they do that with heroes? Like Captain America stay skinny but still beat up super villains. Shake my head.

Actually, I can recall an episode of Buck Rogers (whoa, I’m going back a bit) w/ a short shrub-nothing villain character who was suppose to be a heavy gravity worlder that managed to toss Buck (Gil Gerard) around as if he weighed nothing at all. Even then I thought that that character would have to have be built like Franco Columbo to have any plausibility.

. . . Or a girl string bean who never handled a Light saber, Beat up the main villain! Cringe!!

Oh yeah, that one’s a textbook Mary Sue.[/quote]

[Bane Dorrance]

Yeah I remember that that was the joke , be a assassin or a librarian

[quote=”AlexG” post=133560][quote=”unkn0wnx” post=133557]Hahaha. Wonder what will happen if they do that with heroes? Like Captain America stay skinny but still beat up super villains. Shake my head.

Actually, I can recall an episode of Buck Rogers (whoa, I’m going back a bit) w/ a short shrub-nothing villain character who was suppose to be a heavy gravity worlder that managed to toss Buck (Gil Gerard) around as if he weighed nothing at all. Even then I thought that that character would have to have be built like Franco Columbo to have any plausibility.

. . . Or a girl string bean who never handled a Light saber, Beat up the main villain! Cringe!!

Oh yeah, that one’s a textbook Mary Sue.[/quote][/quote]

Halston Sage
as Lt. Alara Kitan on the FOX television series The Orville.
Literal embodiment of said joke

[unkn0wnx]

That’s one thing Orville done right. Getting rid of Alara.

[Bane Dorrance]

That’s one thing Orville done right. Getting rid of Alara.

But How Are they gonna make fun of this
Literal embodiment of Mary Sue joke??

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