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The ****roach is just in there because of Mohinder's lecture.

I still don't understan what OSIN means.

Yeah, I hate to agree with Hades here, but he doesn't fly off, he just vanishes, like he usually does. It's been speculated though, that either he has levitation abilities, through an actual levetation ability, or through his telekeisis as Tale said, because the woman with super hearing said soemthing like "I didn't hear your footsteps" and Sylar was all like "That's because there weren't any" or soemthing. I don't really remember a hooded guy, I remember Sylar in a hat, and maybe with a hood over his hat, but I think that this hooded guy from the first seasn that you are all talking about was just Sylar.

You know Astro, I have the first season on DVD if you want to borrow it. You know, in case you might have missed some episodes the first time around...

Yeah, what the crap?

Also, I think he said soemthing more like "I never thought it'd be you" impling that it wasn't like, a group of people doing this, but just one. I also think Hiro's dad said something about how it was one of the original heroes who was behind the murders, but he used the example of Linderman's death to back that up, and Linderman wasn't killed by one of the original heroes, so it's not a stretch to assume that he doesn't really know what he is talking about when he claims it's probably one of the original heroes who is after them. But I still think we could be wrong.

But the entire group of old heroes knew Nathan and Peter, becuase they were part of the group's plans to blow up New York. So it makes sense that Hiro's father knew who Nathan was.

He calls his mom evil too. You never call your mom evil, unless you're planning on killing her.

I'm really glad they changed their minds then. I've really grown attached to the cast, with a few exceptions. *Cough* Nikki/Jessica *cough*

God dammit. I had forgotten the feeling of watching a new heroes episode, and then having to wait a week for another one.

That's Mario Land on Game Boy. That's Super Mario Bros 3. There are just so many it's hard to keep them straight.

I don't like milk with my oreos. Your analogy is wrong. Also, isn't it not even freaking Bowser that you have to beat every level? Like the first boss is some sphynx or lion or something. And the second boss is like an octopus? So you can't just assume that you aren't murdering them, because you are.

I thought it was bad only because I was expecting the final episode to be final, since we were told, towards the end of the season, that the second Volume would be about a brand new bunch of heroes. So I was expecting Sylar to die in a mega fight with Peter that would destroy half the city. Of course, supervilains never die though. Meh. Still can't wait till monday. I never remember reading anything about the second season being about a brand new group of heroes. Is this another one of your crackpot theories?

The fact that it makes people sick suggests that people will get super powers.

Yeah, actually, you might be right. I can't remember exactly what I read. For some reason I thought I read that it was supposed to be during the break between the first season and secod season, but yeah, probably what you said.

I'm special pixies

DWAI it should be alright, and it doesn't actually cut into the second season's number of episodes. It's just like bonus content.

I don't know why it took me so long to get Marc Ribot's "Yo I killed Your God" This is such an essential CD for any Marc Ribot collection.

The first six episodes are going to be six different stand alone stories about six different heroes, then at the end everyone votes on what hero they want to join the main cast, and then the one with the most votes joins.

John Zron's Masada Book Two, Volume Seven: Asmodeus just came in today. It's some awsome rock interpretations of his Masada stuff, with my favorite guitar player ever Marc Ribot leading the trio with Trevor Dunn on bass and G. Calvin Weston on drums. The liner notes weren't lying when they said that this CD would blow my mind.

I don't know if you've ever been to a major city, but it's pretty common place to walk down the street and swap blood with random strangers.

Hey, I just wanted to let you guys know this topic doesn't interest me at all.

Yeah, full of your ****. That came out just right.

I like Fable, because I don't really pay attention to that sort of stuff that it presents to you. Whenever I play it, I have fun just comming up with my own stories and scenerios with my imagination and then playing them out, like the one illustrated above. So for me, the game was worth buying, because I get a lot out of it, that isn't really what the game developers may have invisioned.

I mean sure go ahead.