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is Britain Robin to America's Batman?
I never quite understood the point of Robin. Does he actually have any special powers? And why is he called the Boy Wonder?
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Based on what?
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Does he actually have any special powers?
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And why is he called the Boy Wonder?
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Do they have a... 'special relationship'?
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Alfred would know. Butlers always have the inside info
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Dick his youthful ward
sorry Dick, his youthful ward |
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jingle bells, Batman smells....etc
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Why would you post this after the vote last night, which suggests the opposite?
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I'd bomb a few natives for a car that cool.
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No, Britain is Batgirl to America's Batman
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Where's WonderWoman when you need her?
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Why do I get the impression that this wasn't originally in the comics forum...?
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Britian is like Jason Todd, during the 90's....
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The reason for Robin is simple, he's the bait.
I think it would have been more apt to say Balkrick to America's Black Adder. An obsequious toady that occasionally has an idea for themselves but ends up licking America's boots in the end. |
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Not really.... after all, unfortunately, the US has to indulge Inexperienced Novice Barack Hussein Obama as President, served by a colloquial Mrs Angry, and neither could be remotely categorised as Batman.
However, the democrats could have opted for a better selection mechanism for Democratic Candidate than the "Anyone But Clinton" candidate. |
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Of course it might be Britains' Robin(Nicholas Lyndhurst) to Americas' Batman (David Jason).
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I think it would have been more apt to say Balkrick to America's Black Adder. An obsequious toady that occasionally has an idea for themselves but ends up licking America's boots in the end.
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Do they have a... 'special relationship'?
![]() RIP Robin BTW as he recently died in the comics. I would call Britain Ant-Man to America's Galactus given the relative size of our comics markets. Quote:
Not really.... after all, unfortunately, the US has to indulge Inexperienced Novice Barack Hussein Obama as President, served by a colloquial Mrs Angry, and neither could be remotely categorised as Batman.
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However, the democrats could have opted for a better selection mechanism for Democratic Candidate than the "Anyone But Clinton" candidate.
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I suppose because he's a boy and he shows wisdom and power beyond his years.
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