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He’s a great actor. But a superhero?


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Batman Begins
Morgan Freeman
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  1. The guy behind you (no, not that one, the OTHER one) says:

    Hmm… something’s not quite right here…

  2. Screen says:

    After all they call him “The Dark Knight”, so….

  3. Droll not Troll says:

    Blackman?

  4. Sibilance says:

    So the logo isn’t really a winged mammal at all — it’s a stylized “M”?

  5. PoodleGroomer says:

    It is hard to be a superhero’s assistant when the last script cast you as god.

  6. JohnB says:

    Maybe YOUR children are all fangle. Here, the children are all above average.

    • bluejade says:

      Are the women strong and the men good-looking?

    • ShadowSplicer says:

      Why thank you! *blushes*

    • la conejita says:

      If ALL children are above average, wouldn’t you then have a new average out of all those children. Therefore, some would be under average and some would be average?

      • bluejade says:

        Shh!

      • ShadowSplicer says:

        …….my brain just borked!

      • Hapqy says:

        No – you just take the average of a larger population. All the CHILDREN are above average, but that’s the average of the ENTIRE population. Therefore…

      • JohnB says:

        “All the children are above average” is a joke line I cribbed shamelessly from Garrison Keillor (bluejade obviously knew the ref), and yes, that is not statistically possible, although it seems that many school boards have that expectation.

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          It is a belief that when you are comfortable with a place, some things are a little better here than anywhere else.
          check out prairiehome.org and listen to some of the archives.

          • bluejade says:

            I’ve gotten out of the habit of listening; my life got crazy for a long time. I think it’s time to go back. Ah, “Lives of a Cowboy…”
            Riders in the Sky are good, also!

            • lexan D says:

              I haven’t listened in awhile either. Now I’m going to want to but may not be able to because of my crazy work schedule, bummer.

        • dr handle says:

          Oh grud, now I’m going to have “The Young Lutheran’s Guide To The Orchestra” running through my head all day (complete with bible blues performance by the piccolo).

        • Droll not Troll says:

          Thanks for the reminder! I thought those lines sounded familiar but I haven’t heard of Garrison Keillor in quite a while.

          • dr handle says:

            He’s on Radio Old Fart (i.e. Radio National) on Sunday nights. Brought to you by Powdermilk Biscuits.

            • JohnB says:

              He’s also taken to writing a newspaper column that appears in our local paper every Friday. He suffered a stroke recently, but only missed one column and was back at it the next week. He also does a daily radio bit called the “Writer’s Almanac” in which he reflects upon writers for whom the particular date is significant, and ends by quoting from a poem of particular poignancy. It’s only a 10-minute show, and I don’t know if you can get it down there (I think you can get the podcasts from the American National Public Radio site), but I find it nice to have a thoughtful, literary moment each morning.

        • jinxed says:

          Heh, exactly. I don’t see what’s so hard to understand here, SS. Simply, if the average is set by the children, and ALL the children go above the previous average, then a new average is set, and they become normal! (Which, since they apparently were all the same in this theoretical explanation, they already were normal, being at the same level to begin with.)

        • Chrisfs says:

          All the women are strong and all the men are good looking.

  7. lexan D says:

    I’ve always wanted a high quality fangle.

  8. paws4thot says:

    If you don’t normally check their links, make an exception; there is some seriously high grade LOLROFHYS Engrish on the far end of that one!

  9. PoodleGroomer says:

    This is the correct answer to Jack Nicholson’s question of “Where does he get all of those wonderful Toys?”

    • PoodleGroomer says:

      or was that The Joker?

      • paws4thot says:

        The Joker, as played by Jack Nicholson, so I understand the confusion.

        • JohnB says:

          You sure it wasn’t Jack Nicholson, as played by The Joker?

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          Reality is suppressive burdensome, and overrated
          I reject your reality and substitute my own.

          • JohnB says:

            I suspect you meant to put this in some other place, but in any case, I doubt you know my reality!

            • PoodleGroomer says:

              ( psst. nested to paws4thot. i know you are a fellow reality outlier, 4 or 5 sigmas away from the standard deviates. )

              • JohnB says:

                Oh, yeah!

              • bluejade says:

                Where does that put me?
                sign me,
                curious

                • PoodleGroomer says:

                  Reality is a statistical study. The more matches you get with any group, the more you fall into their accepted norm of beliefs. The more controlling the group is, the more matches you must score to align with their error probability width profile.
                  Never confuse the facts with the need to align with their beliefs.

                  I will willingly accept any one that believes that there is the truth, the facts, and what really happened, as a outlier observer. You are one of us jesters that reviews history by seeing the reaction when the absurd is injected into reality and that rationality is the cause of the absurd.

                  I also believe that I would never join any organization that would accept someone like me as a member.

                  • bluejade says:

                    “rationality is the cause of the absurd?” I’m having a little trouble here. Would you tot that paragraph up again?
                    Are you talking about the compartmentalization of Western thought?

                    • PoodleGroomer says:

                      The greatest atrocities against man and nature have always had rationality rigidly set into dogma. Enforcing the letter of the rules over their intent, or rationalizing to change the intent and hijack it for a different need is the basis of the absurd.

                      I left my thought in the glove compartment and it ended up in a salvage yard.

                      • bluejade says:

                        Now I get it.
                        Rationalizing the absurd means hijacking reality. And, that is linked to compartmentalization and regarding phenomena in isolation.
                        Get your mind out of the glove box, and back in the gutter!

                      • Htom Sirveaux says:

                        In the words of my namesake: “The hell?”

                        Methinks you confuse or otherwise conflate “rationality” with “rationalization”.

                        The greatest crimes against humanity and nature are irrational at their core, e.g. Nazi-ism, religion, etc.

                        (Does that last invoke the Hitler rule?)

                        • JohnB says:

                          I have pretty much given up on the proper use of the word “rationalization,” since more people use the word improperly than properly and therefore misunderstand me. But I disagree most emphatically with your attribution of blame to irrationality for humanity’s greatest crimes, because to place a value upon anything requires an emotional, and therefore irrational, judgment. The most coldly rational, calculating people you will ever meet are the true sociopaths.

                        • PoodleGroomer says:

                          I just cleaned and steamed my hat. The solvents and mercury vapors must have given me a brief spurt of lucidity.
                          This a site for humor and absurdity. I like to put in some postings that trip people’s thinking. It is the internet equivalent of watching people do a face plant on their keyboard.
                          My original comment was to question whether The Joker or the pop culture image of Jack Nicholson was closer to reality.
                          I don’t have time for playing whack-a-troll. The last time debate of humor.vs.the indefensible came up it became the pedobear posting with 450+ responses.
                          Absurd rationality is happening now with people convincing others to detonate suicide vests because they are afraid of change and losing power and respect. They feel that everything would be better if they could return to a romanticized past.
                          Pol Pot felt that the educated and upper class had no respect for the dignity of hard work. The cities had no means to support the unemployed and eliminate crime and poverty. He decided to stop the mechanization of agriculture and reform everyone’s work ethic and attitude in what became known as the killing fields.

                        • dr handle says:

                          I think you actually have to call someone a nazi in order for Godwin’s Law to be invoked, but I stand (well, actually sit) to be corrected.

                        • paws4thot says:

                          ISTR that you can not call someone a Nazi, or mention Hitler deliberately, simply to invoke Godwin’s Law.

                      • bluejade says:

                        We all need to unload sometimes.
                        If we didn’t allow ourselves to blur the boundaries, we’d be back in the real world. hell with that.

                  • JohnB says:

                    I have found that I much prefer joining disorganizations.

                  • bluejade says:

                    WOW!! you cleaned your hat?? *looks at faithful old hat on floorboards, feels guilty* *whacks at mud and tries to adjust brim*

  10. gia pet says:

    Wouldn’t surprise me. How many different “Batmans” have there been over the years?

  11. Droll not Troll says:

    Maybe the manufacturer got this copy from Fox News.

    • bluejade says:

      Is it Glenn Beck in that tight black outfit? I knew it!

      • ShadowSplicer says:

        >:(

      • JohnB says:

        Nah. Glenn Beck recently admitted that his doctor had told him he had the “worst muscle tone he’d ever seen.” I’d guess the doctor was not inspecting the jaw or throat muscles at the time.

        • PoodleGroomer says:

          From what I’ve heard, they are not capable of doing their job and keeping his mouth shut.

          • ShadowSplicer says:

            And why should he keep his mouth shut? He is telling the horrible truth!

            • JohnB says:

              Well, at least we can agree that what he says is horrible.

            • Htom Sirveaux says:

              Oh, my.

              I mean no disrespect, but, please… books.

              Books on logic and argument (in the classic sense). Read them, learn them. Then you can tell real reasoning from blatantly false.

              There are people making reasoned arguments from all political sides, but they are not the Becks or Olbermans, the Coulters or the Moores.

              And, not to get too serious on our happy little site, but the future of human society literally depends on younger folks knowing the difference….

              Sorry, really bummed out this morning.

              • bluejade says:

                Let us not forget critical thinking. What an abandoned pursuit…

              • la conejita says:

                And because we know that the future depends on the younger folks, we have hired bluejade to educate ShadowSplicer. All teenagers will not turn out to be great, but if we can reform one of them to, think of the possibilities!

                • JohnB says:

                  Talmudic proverb: To save a life is to save the whole world.
                  My addition: To form a life is to reform the world.

                  That’s why the most important job that any of us ever have on this planet is to be a parent. And it’s a really tough job, and it costs LOTS of money, rather than paying any. But the two forms of payment–the love of a child, and to assist in the formation of a worthwhile person–are priceless.

          • JohnB says:

            I think they see it as their job to present to us the Village Idiot.

  12. Sorcerer Of Rhiannon says:

    I would love to see Morgan Freeman as Batman.

    • bluejade says:

      With all due respect to Marvelous Morgan, he’s getting a little long in the tooth. Maybe a nice wizard or pirate role?

      • dr handle says:

        How about a god from a different cult? After all, he doesn’t want to be typecast as yahweh.

        • bluejade says:

          Anything, as long as he talks.

        • la conejita says:

          Uh, Dr. Handle. I think Morgan Freeman did play God already. He was the God in the movie Bruce Almighty with Jim Carrey.

          • ShadowSplicer says:

            Best. Movie. EVUR!

          • dr handle says:

            I was suggesting that he play god from a different brand of religion, having already done Yahweh in “Bruce Almighty” and also “Evan Almighty”. He’d make a great Ra, perhaps, if someone wanted to do a take on Egyptology.

            Hail to the sun god!
            He is the fun god!
            Ra Ra Ra!

            • JohnB says:

              I see him fitting comfortably into the role of Ahura Mazda, the positive god of the Zoroastrians. (The Zoroastrians were very dualistic in their thinking, and had two chief deities, one the epitome of negativity and the other the positive pole.)

              • Droll not Troll says:

                I’d like to see him in a really good film where he plays a bad guy. (Please don’t mention The Contract!) I don’t know about “fitting comfortably” but I’m sure he could be convincing.

            • Htom Sirveaux says:

              Morgan Freeman as Cthulhu! “Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn!” (Ha, choke on that, mod-bot).

              • dr handle says:

                He doesn’t really have enough tentacles, does he? Perhaps Cthulu should be played by Bill Nighy – he has tentacle experience.

  13. Jenn the Hen says:

    He stops the criminals with his soothing voice.

  14. NR says:

    A Gordon Freeman action figure would be so much better. (Crowbar sold separately)

  15. vasco degama says:

    ok the morgan freeman thing is engrish… but its obviously two pictures put together… why?

  16. Alex says:

    Oh my goodness. I actually cried laughing at this. What the hell is a fangle?! It sounds as though it should be real, and yet…

  17. Zigg says:

    BATMAN!!!!!!!!

  18. Dudio says:

    Another painful MIchael jackson joke.


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