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I raise the question because if we are to distinguish Burton's class from VPW's class, we cannot ignore the fact that VPW endorsed Burton's class. If he thought there was anything wrong with it, he would have said so (and if it was the late 70s, they most certainly would have listened). If Burton was wrong about what VPW thought the manifestations should be, then VPW curiously did not call him on his error. And that's fine. No one said VPW was perfect. I mean, it's not like he felt the holy spirit field was an important area of study or something.

Anyone have a link to the threads that discussed LCM's alleged contention that the original sin was Eve having sex with the devil? Not looking to rehash the conversation, just to find it.

It is indeed.

Yup

Man of Steel "You can't just blurt it out like that! And quit moving around, because you're starting to make me dizzy. I'll just tell her in my own way... Molly, you in danger, girl."

The trials and travails of a black girl who grows into a woman in the early 1900s, one of whose grandchildren becomes a Minnesota pop star.

All right, gimme a minute...

When did TWI start using Burton's class instead of TIP?

LOL. Sleepy Hollow Man

Correct, George.

Whew. For a second there I thought people were arguing again. Aint nobody got time for that! :)

Seriously? This quote belonged on the "just one line" thread! "Caesar. I'm sorry. This my fault. This has to stop. This isn't the way, you know what they're capable of. Please come home. If you come home, I'll protect you." "Caesar is home." *** "You want me to take him? I can't take care of a monkey." "He's not a monkey! He's an ape."

"Caesar. I'm sorry. This my fault. This has to stop. This isn't the way, you know what they're capable of. Please come home. If you come home, I'll protect you." "Caesar is home."

Ok, something something Scott Pilgrim World. Gimme a minute. I wasn't actually expecting to be right.

Yes! Just kidding. I have no idea.

Scott Pilgrim Saves the World

Forest Whittaker The Last Kind of Scotland James McAvoy

Actually, the line about the lack of a tan was directed at a non-vampire. It is Twilight.

Chronicle and I Am Number 4 are closer in genre to the movie I'm thinking of than Unbreakable and Hancock. Much closer. But that's like Alpha Centauri being much closer to Earth than Sirius. Still pretty damn far away. "Hey you're from Arizona right?" "Yeah." "Aren't people from Arizona supposed to be like, really tan?" "Yeah, maybe, that's why they kicked me out." One more hint: this is a RIDICULOUSLY popular movie that you've all heard of. If you haven't seen it, you probably say so with at least a hint of pride.

Spider-Man Kirsten Dunst Interview with the Vampire

Sorry for the delay. Yes.

Clue: Odds are, you hate most things about this movie. That is, if demographics and Internet memes are instructive on the matter. Individual tastes may vary.

No and No.

It is not any incarnation of Superman. "Are you going to tell me how you stopped the van?" "Yeah. Um... I had an adrenaline rush. It's very common. You can Google it." *** "Will you tell me the truth?" "No, probably not. I'd rather hear your theories." "I have considered radioactive spiders and kryptonite." "All superhero stuff right? But what if I'm not the hero? What if I am the bad guy?" "You're not."

Not Hancock. Hancock was already known to have superhuman strength. No one would have asked him how he stopped the van. So you need a movie featuring a super-strong character (I will verify that your conclusion there was correct) but whose super-strength was not common knowledge.