Is it OK to insult someone in this blog? Oh well, what does that Neil guy know anyway? (still thinking of a good insult for him though? Arthur's getting some love in the comments though.
I think it's a good thing. Yet another example of how ingrained Aquaman is in pop culture. Neil could have just as easily said Spider-man or Batman, but he didn't.
@ DJC- Actually, no. According to Neil DeGrasse Tyson's theory, Baby Supes' spacecraft fell through a wormhole; a "wrinkle in time" if you will. Which means that it traveled from point a to point c while skipping point b thereby skipping the 27 light year distance altogether.
I think we need to find an Oceanographer to take up with our camp!
This is the guy that said Aquaman isn't good for America? I always saw America as the place where the good and the bad from around the world come together, makes us great. His folks are from the coolest places ever. I give him an "A" for Arthur, Aquaman, American Dad, Atlantis Mom and Awesome.....he's got all A's.
So Superman came to earth in a faster than light spacecraft?
ReplyDeleteNDGT is probably working with Black Manta.
ReplyDeleteDoes every idol HAVE to fall off their pedestal? Sheesh! ;(
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ReplyDeleteIts all in good fun. I'm a fan of NdGT but I am troubled by his Aqua-Hate. He's a highly-educated man, and should know better!
ReplyDeleteIs it OK to insult someone in this blog? Oh well, what does that Neil guy know anyway? (still thinking of a good insult for him though? Arthur's getting some love in the comments though.
ReplyDeleteJust goes to show that there are still people in all walks of life who don't view Aquaman with the aqua-colored glasses we all view him with.
ReplyDeleteAnd pretty soon we also won't have Vibe to kick around anymore!! LOL
I'm happy to add Neil deGrasse Tyson to Aquaman's rogues gallery, he definitely places above the Fisherman!
ReplyDeleteEh. I don't think an astronomer would be of much use in Atlantis, either.
ReplyDeleteNice vest, Neil.
ReplyDeleteI think it's a good thing. Yet another example of how ingrained Aquaman is in pop culture. Neil could have just as easily said Spider-man or Batman, but he didn't.
ReplyDelete@ DJC- Actually, no. According to Neil DeGrasse Tyson's theory, Baby Supes' spacecraft fell through a wormhole; a "wrinkle in time" if you will. Which means that it traveled from point a to point c while skipping point b thereby skipping the 27 light year distance altogether.
ReplyDeleteI think we need to find an Oceanographer to take up with our camp!
I was wondering what you thought of that comment.
ReplyDeleteMaybe if he was a marine biologist it would be different.
This is the guy that said Aquaman isn't good for America? I always saw America as the place where the good and the bad from around the world come together, makes us great. His folks are from the coolest places ever. I give him an "A" for Arthur, Aquaman, American Dad, Atlantis Mom and Awesome.....he's got all A's.
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