Wasn't that a Tok'Ra thing? Mammon isn't in favour of the whole 'divine blessing' thing, so if he bothered with it at all it would be something for people eight or nine generations down the line who could actually understand it.
Sort of. The orange ring will give your body a tune-up unless you really like it, though professional athletestend to have very particular builds and it doesn't usually give one of those.
I was rereading and found an error. That should say 'Wolf'.
Thank you, corrected.
Yep, especially since there are multiple times when they do contact the surface and such...such as directly calling people in from elsewhere with things as needed.I'd need to go through the show, but I can confirm for certain in season 3 they were using the internet to search for Seth. Literally had web pages loading.
Daniel also says "On a whim I did a search on the US government classified net in case the CIA had a record of him".
Edit: S02E07 Explicitly had a quarantine protocol which cut off the air and power to internal supply only. I imagine there are similar protocols for shutting off external communication, but I don't expect that would be the norm.
Thank you, corrected.
To be fair, most people don't wear sunglasses all the time. Unless they're covering up unusual eye stuff. That's one thing that gets people weirded out. Blind eyes, wandering eyes, missing eyes... Really, eye stuff is one thing nearly everyone is grossed out by.
...Not quite what she meant, Mitchell.
Nothing says it was a man who did it, anyway. 'Minor training accident on Themyscira' could cover a lot of injuries.
I get the feeling Janet really didn't get told anything about the new guy other than his name
I can't help but picture a real-life counterpart of anime overacting. She seems the sort to do that.
Honestly, some people might consider that cool.
Honestly, I suspect that would be most people's first concern.
Oh, boy... Her energy is going to get tiresome, isn't it?
Really, not looking like a misshapen monstrosity would have been a bonus as long as he had powers.
Amusing when the intern is the more focused person in the conversation.
On his guard after the farm, eh? Not that he expects anything serious given what he listened in on.
...That says so much about the state of the Earth Sixteen United States...
No doubt looking like he's glancing away from an awkward comment, handily.
And really, even with the commute, it's a step up from working in Gotham.
...Now you're just messing with her, aren't you, Mitch?
Because even the most reluctant Gothamite tends to be proud of their hometown. Bit of that TF2 Scout energy: 'If you was from where I was from, you'd be dead!'
Ah, saved by the bell. Alas, no more messing with the lady.
Yes, the classic cubicle farm. Albeit likely with concealed security weaponry, because Lexcorp.
Huh. Sort of a spiritual backlash from the darkness of the Anti-Life. Who knew that's what it would take to make the planet a little more Silver-agey...
It's probably that, yes. When your minimum baseline for 'pretty' is a seven or eight out of ten, everything below that feels plain.
I hope they at least get paid overtime for crunches...
So, nothing dramatic. Just trying to plot the future of demand based on what's been selling...
Too true. Of course, there's the other extreme of dumbing down too far. Like modern Lego instructions which can use an entire page for adding one or two pieces...
Well, she must have some skill at her job, or she wouldn't still be here. I doubt they get handsome young superhumans enough to warrant keeping her on just for that.
Ah, the cute kind of scatterbrained.
Short of developing Lexcorp airlift vehicles for cheap, there can't be much they can do...
No doubt the science division is working on a technological equivalent.
Nah. Regardless, this job seems fairly innocuous, and a fairly easy one for Mitchell's kryptonian intellect. Let's see how well he does...