Merlynn132

I just realized that Saints Row the Third has you playing as a criminal version of the Avengers. Oleg is the Hulk,Viola is Black Widow,Angel is Captain America,Peirce is Iron Man,Zemos is The Vision,and the main character is Nick Fury. Though I guess you could swap out Nick and Iron Man depending on who you like better. Kinzy would probably be any number of secretaries and communications officers. Shaundi would be whoever is the "brash young kid who keeps getting in trouble/girlfriend who keeps getting captured". Well,anyway,you throw in a flying carrier and it's pretty obvious. :D

I guess the biggest problem I have with the "Derpy controversy" is how little sense the whole thing makes. There's literally no reason to be offended at Derpy. This is so much of a non-issue,it doesn't even deserve a response. But since Hasbro is scared shitless by these idiots,I suppose a response is necessary. So here's your response. 1. "Derp" is an offensive term. I come from the internet. Therefore,I know something about how the internet treats words. By and large,derp means "I made a mistake" (I derped and went the wrong way.) to something unexpected and silly happening (I acted normal at first,but when we took the picture,I derped.).

I find that as I go through life,it seems more and more that people want to make themselves miserable. Whether it's worrying about "fitting in",being envious of what other people have/thinking about what they lack, or just because one little thing went wrong,it's like people just want to find something to complain about. It's getting to the point I often wonder if being miserable isn't some kind of status symbol. Like the more miserable they are,the deeper people think they are. And if you're happy,you must be shallow. I can't count how many times I've heard "You don't understand how bad my pain is" or some variant of it. It'd be one thing i