Who can beat Superman with his full potential unlocked?

Started by Diesldude7 pages

Originally posted by JBL
My dad owned his own business and hired her when one of his former employees tried to sue because he got hurt on the job. We were already rich and now, I myself run the business. My son found out they were writers for DC when me and the writers became friends.
and this was when he was 3?

Originally posted by Diesldude
and this was when he was 3?

Exactly.

Originally posted by BackSeatMod85
It's not backseat modding when you help remind members of forum rules 🙂

Otherwise, your post would/could be construed as just that. But it's not, right?

👆

You've made the list *scribbles furiously*

Lois.

Originally posted by JBL
How many have answered questions on KMC?

What comicbook message board are your "Writer friends "comfortable posting on?

Ask them so I can bring EVERY thread you find laughable there so we can see their expert opinions.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
It's not backseat modding when you help remind members of forum rules 🙂

Otherwise, your post would/could be construed as just that. But it's not, right?

How many times have you reminded members that bashing is against the rules?

Quite a few times actually. But even if I don't, what's your point please? That I have double standards?

How many times have you reminded people that interviews don't count etc? Or reminded people alt universes don't count? Or do you only single me out when attempting to remind people of the rules 😂

Back to the thread. No one can.

Superman is in a class of his own. He LETS Batman win. This should end the thread.

That's what he likes telling himself.

"You let Batman win?"

"I do."

"And you believe that?"

"I do not."

The single thing causing me the most confusion about jbl's claims is that he first claims that 1.) he is friends with dc writers and 2.) that jbl gets his info about comics through his 5 year old son.

The second claim is the part that should raise red flags, if youre friends with dc writers then they should be your source of info. However im willing to bet that using a 5 year old child allows for two psychological tricks 1.) you get to say you dont read dc, thus you wouldn't be equipped to talk to your writer buds, but your 5 year old does like dc (which insinuates that people who read dc have the sensibilities of a 5 year old) and is thus equipped to talk to them. This lets you look down at dc fans in condescension, while still pretending to be in a forum style discourse on equal terms and 2.) saying your info is from a 5 year old allows you to have understandably vague insight into the things youre talking about, so if you come across as uninformed you can scapegoat the child.

And that's all assuming you actually have a son or actually have friends that write at dc. I dont think you do have a son and i think he's the aforementioned disarment construct and i dont think you know dc writers and that theyre just a construct that allow you to use the fallacy of appeal to expertise.

Also you should know the more adscititious details you add to an explanation the more it seems mendacious. If youre going to lie you should look up how to be more effective; a little subtlety goes a long way.

Edit: in regard to the thread; no one, without destroying the multiverse too.

Originally posted by ilikecomics
The single thing causing me the most confusion about jbl's claims is that he first claims that 1.) he is friends with dc writers and 2.) that jbl gets his info about comics through his 5 year old son.

The second claim is the part that should raise red flags, if youre friends with dc writers then they should be your source of info. However im willing to bet that using a 5 year old child allows for two psychological tricks 1.) you get to say you dont read dc, thus you wouldn't be equipped to talk to your writer buds, but your 5 year old does like dc (which insinuates that people who read dc have the sensibilities of a 5 year old) and is thus equipped to talk to them. This lets you look down at dc fans in condescension, while still pretending to be in a forum style discourse on equal terms and 2.) saying your info is from a 5 year old allows you to have understandably vague insight into the things youre talking about, so if you come across as uninformed you can scapegoat the child.

And that's all assuming you actually have a son or actually have friends that write at dc. I dont think you do have a son and i think he's the aforementioned disarment construct and i dont think you know dc writers and that theyre just a construct that allow you to use the fallacy of appeal to expertise.

Also you should know the more adscititious details you add to an explanation the more it seems mendacious. If youre going to lie you should look up how to be more effective; a little subtlety goes a long way.

Edit: in regard to the thread; no one, without destroying the multiverse too.

you’re giving JBL way too much credit. I’ve always felt I was responding to a pre- k level intellect when in conversation with him. That’s ok if it’s jR, he can grow up; but If its JBL he’s got no reason to go on reproducing especially while living off of his stepmom’s earnings.

Guys
I have a DC writer number
I’d release it but I don’t thinks it’s wise to release personal information. Any ways, they told me to read the comics to get my answer because it doesn’t take an engineer degree to comprehend 5th grade English

Smh. Why do I even bother. Granddad always told us to avoid certain people on the internet. Anyways, plenty characters can beat Superman but cannot beat KMC Superman.

Originally posted by JBL
Granddad always told us to avoid certain people on the internet.

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Maybe jbl jr is actually just jbl, which would make jbl 5 and his granddad around 45, which is enough time to build up familiarity with common internet conventions i.e. who to look out for to not talk to.

Ive never seen anything like this.

Neither have I, i think he’s borderline retarded

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
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That totally reminds me of that Julius Ceasar quote: Don't believe everything on the internet.