The Last Daughter of Krypton OOC

[ChasNicollette]

Ugh no drinking for me tonight.

:: gets you a bottled water and some tea, stat! ::

I luvs you. You okay?

 

[TearsoftheWorld]

I'm fine. Just not getting trashed tonight haha

 

[ChasNicollette]

I'm fine. Just not getting trashed tonight haha

It's a plan!

 

[Abraxas Winterlight]

very cool cake

happy birthday sweetie

 

[ChasNicollette]

very cool cake

happy birthday sweetie

It's not 'till tomorrow, really, they sprung it on me early.

But thank you!

 

[LuckyVic]

That just made it even ore surprising. very well done.

 

[Varshanka]

Hugs and kisses chas

and


HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!

mmmmhhhhh XXXXX

 

[AmenRa]

Happy Birthday, Chas.

 

[TearsoftheWorld]

http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r108/elvenchild03/hearts-1.gif

Happy Birthday Mattie

 

[ChasNicollette]

...I love you guys.

 

[ChasNicollette]

(Amen, what would happen if Lex asked Misty to "push" one of the bystanders into remembering? Would it disrupt J'onn's mental blocks sufficiently that she'd get anything juicy?

...probably fragmentary at best, right? But maybe something?)

 

[AmenRa]

(Amen, what would happen if Lex asked Misty to "push" one of the bystanders into remembering? Would it disrupt J'onn's mental blocks sufficiently that she'd get anything juicy?

...probably fragmentary at best, right? But maybe something?)

You know, I'm not real sure. The comics are pretty vague about that whole mental power. One story suggests that the power is so great it can only be used once in a Martian's lifetime, others tell of him controlling entire planets' worth of minds (kinda like Charles Xavier I suppose).

But, yeah, I would think there would be memory fragments buried in the subconscious somewhere. Pieces of a puzzle and all that.

Makes sense to me, anyway.

 

[ChasNicollette]

You know, I'm not real sure. The comics are pretty vague about that whole mental power. One story suggests that the power is so great it can only be used once in a Martian's lifetime, others tell of him controlling entire planets' worth of minds (kinda like Charles Xavier I suppose).

But, yeah, I would think there would be memory fragments buried in the subconscious somewhere. Pieces of a puzzle and all that.

Makes sense to me, anyway.

Cool.

Thank you!

 

[TearsoftheWorld]

You know, I'm not real sure. The comics are pretty vague about that whole mental power. One story suggests that the power is so great it can only be used once in a Martian's lifetime, others tell of him controlling entire planets' worth of minds (kinda like Charles Xavier I suppose).

But, yeah, I would think there would be memory fragments buried in the subconscious somewhere. Pieces of a puzzle and all that.

Makes sense to me, anyway.

Don'tcha just hate it when comics leave that stuff so vague that... there's no room for improvement

UGH

 

[AmenRa]

Don'tcha just hate it when comics leave that stuff so vague that... there's no room for improvement

UGH

I know, right?

Guess that's why we make up a lot of stuff.

Like, though, just the other day I learned Superman can see not only x-rays, but radio waves, cellular telephone transmissions, satellite transmissions, etc.

Guess I never thought of that, but, yeah, makes sense.

 

[TearsoftheWorld]

I know, right?

Guess that's why we make up a lot of stuff.

Like, though, just the other day I learned Superman can see not only x-rays, but radio waves, cellular telephone transmissions, satellite transmissions, etc.

Guess I never thought of that, but, yeah, makes sense.

I kinda knew that, just the instances where he's been forced to use his powers to see those are few and far between.

 

[ChasNicollette]

Arguably, J'onn is one of the most powerful telepathic minds in The DCU, and he's good at what he does.

But he's not infallible.

Certain technological artefacts can disrupt his telepathy; Batman used Brainwave gear to defend himself against The Pale Martians' mindreading, the Senate floor is rigged with scramblers, et cetera.

In "Sins of Youth," Klarion The Witch-Boy totally frelled J'onn once while he was astral-projecting; granted J'onn had been made into a teenage superhero by a combination of magic and technology, his powers might not have been at full-strength. (This inspired Constantine's line when he frelled remote-viewing Dale Tennylson, "terrible breach of security" and all that.)

J'onn is a magnificent telepath.

But. Misty's capacities as a telepath have not yet been charted.

But. J'onn was in kind of a hurry when he set up those blocks and he had to leave in a hurry and couldn't maintain them.

But. There was a lot of chicas and dudes in that crowd and one of them might not have gotten the full dose.

So. There's wiggle room, way I see it.

 

[ChasNicollette]

I know, right?

Guess that's why we make up a lot of stuff.

Like, though, just the other day I learned Superman can see not only x-rays, but radio waves, cellular telephone transmissions, satellite transmissions, etc.

Guess I never thought of that, but, yeah, makes sense.

Yeah, he sees the microwave mindcontrol transmissions in "New World Order."

Triumph ain't got nothing on Big Blue.

 

[TearsoftheWorld]

Arguably, J'onn is one of the most powerful telepathic minds in The DCU, and he's good at what he does.

But he's not infallible.

Certain technological artefacts can disrupt his telepathy; Batman used Brainwave gear to defend himself against The Pale Martians' mindreading, the Senate floor is rigged with scramblers, et cetera.

In "Sins of Youth," Klarion The Witch-Boy totally frelled J'onn once while he was astral-projecting; granted J'onn had been made into a teenage superhero by a combination of magic and technology, his powers might not have been at full-strength. (This inspired Constantine's line when he frelled remote-viewing Dale Tennylson, "terrible breach of security" and all that.)

J'onn is a magnificent telepath.

But. Misty's capacities as a telepath have not yet been charted.

But. J'onn was in kind of a hurry when he set up those blocks and he had to leave in a hurry and couldn't maintain them.

But. There was a lot of chicas and dudes in that crowd and one of them might not have gotten the full dose.

So. There's wiggle room, way I see it.

Oh most certainly.

 

[TearsoftheWorld]

Working on a post for Jonathan and Martha, but there's quite a bit to catch up on. Should be up before I have to go to work.

 

[AmenRa]

Working on a post for Jonathan and Martha, but there's quite a bit to catch up on. Should be up before I have to go to work.

Tears, that was very well done!

When we leave Bonneville, are we going back to the farm or the Fortress?

 

[TearsoftheWorld]

Tears, that was very well done!

When we leave Bonneville, are we going back to the farm or the Fortress?

Well, I think Var-Sen had something to give to Kara, so the Fortress might be the best bet for now.

 

[ChasNicollette]

Well, I think Var-Sen had something to give to Kara, so the Fortress might be the best bet for now.

Not to mention, if Var-Sen and Raya are headed back out again, their exit is in The Fortress.

(I'll try to get a Rose post up tonight, m'sorry I hadda bail so early last night.)

*is behiiiiiiind!*

 

[Abraxas Winterlight]

book recomendation

The Forensic Files of Batman

very technical stories of Batman in the role he embraces best, a Detective. I enjoy it but I like the more technical stuff. Most interesting part so far was a interview with the Joker by a profiler. Definately will help me write Batman better.

also picked up Supergirl: Power & Superman/Batman: Finest Worlds. Both excellent reads!

 

[TearsoftheWorld]

book recomendation

The Forensic Files of Batman

very technical stories of Batman in the role he embraces best, a Detective. I enjoy it but I like the more technical stuff. Most interesting part so far was a interview with the Joker by a profiler. Definately will help me write Batman better.

also picked up Supergirl: Power & Superman/Batman: Finest Worlds. Both excellent reads!

Supergirl: Power was actually very disappointing.