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Wolverine in (30) Seconds
Saw this condensed version of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. ROTF.
via Comics Should Be Good @ Comic Book Resources (link credit)
About the author
My name is Keishon and I'm an avid reader of romance, crime fiction and graphic novels. I tend to read all over the map and prefer the older romances from the 90's rather than the new romances of today. I enjoy reading and discussing books and I hope you enjoy your visit here. Some of my favorite authors include but are not limited to Laura Kinsale, Penelope Williamson, Kathleen Eagle, Michael Connelly, Julia Spencer-Fleming and my latest crush is on Nordic crime novelist, Jo Nesbø (start with The Redbreast if interested).
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about 1 year ago
LMAO!
about 1 year ago
HEE HEE, I was watching and giggling. Husband leaned over, peered at screen, then patted my head.
about 1 year ago
Just saw Wolverine yesterday, and that is too true! Yet, despite all of his rage and manly angst, he never seemed to take out any enemies.