Most heroic ... villain?

Originally posted by Raisen
STFU and put on you gay Lowes apron and cook me a god damn cheeseburger.

Originally posted by Oliver North
what a strange response...

Not really a strange response. I wrote that because I assumed you were on your usual high and mighty, anti-religion, anti-governmental horse. Remember when Quagmire finally told Brian exactly what he thought about him? That's kind of how I view you.

Originally posted by Raisen
Not really a strange response. I wrote that because I assumed you were on your usual high and mighty, anti-religion, anti-governmental horse. Remember when Quagmire finally told Brian exactly what he thought about him? That's kind of how I view you.

Why so hostile?

Originally posted by Raisen
Not really a strange response. I wrote that because I assumed you were on your usual high and mighty, anti-religion, anti-governmental horse. Remember when Quagmire finally told Brian exactly what he thought about him? That's kind of how I view you.

do I know you?

Originally posted by -Pr-
Why so hostile?

My bad. It's just the guy is kind of hard-headed and very intolerable of anything but his views. It's evident in other threads. He mocks subjects that are very integral to other people's lives. He is very passive aggressive also.

Originally posted by Oliver North
do I know you?

I base this all off of your prior posts.

Originally posted by Raisen
He is very passive aggressive also.

my aggression is anything but passive

Originally posted by Raisen
I base this all off of your prior posts.

I have fans!

lmao

Originally posted by Mindset
lmao

LOL. You just had to chime in

Originally posted by Mindset
lmao

Norman Osborn
He was actually trying to do something good but the Green Goblin ****ed tings up for him

Originally posted by tijay
Norman Osborn
He was actually trying to do something good but the Green Goblin ****ed tings up for him

Okay, this one you're going to have to back up.

I can see Doctor Doom, Magneto, even Silver Age Lex Luthor.

I do NOT see Norman Osborn having any heroic tendencies.

Give some visual proof, please.

have no scans but he was talking to himself saying that he was right because and i Quote "the wrong power is going to hit the wrong mutant" and everything will go BOOM basically

This was when he was in charge of the Avengers

Originally posted by Lord Feron

Doom has some bad methods of achieving his goals but his goals are in the end "good."

Doom is a more noble character than many realize.

He's also probably saved more lives than people realize, regardless of the reason. One odd case in point, though I haven't isolated the book this came from ...

Originally posted by tijay
Norman Osborn
He was actually trying to do something good but the Green Goblin ****ed tings up for him

I believe he said that to make himself feel better and blame the fictional Goblin entity for everything.

Originally posted by ODG
Doom's sense of pride forces him to save Captain America's life in Super-Villain Team-Up #11:
http://i388.photobucket.com/albums/oo326/OneDumbG0/DoomHonor03SVTU11.jpg

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
I believe he said that to make himself feel better and blame the fictional Goblin entity for everything.

right but the goblin isnt a separate entity. it's his id

Sandman.

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