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ID	Post Type	Posted By	Comment	Title	Posted On

4842	Article	NLogan	@Vaporman87 that He-Man Valentine was huge. It was like 24 x 18 inches.		Feb 07, 2019
4855	Article	NLogan	You are too right! No 80s arcade worth its salt didn't have one and I distinctly remember the Body Blow, and Knock Him Out if I close my eyes I can hear it.	Punch-Out!! Arcade game introduced in 1984	Feb 20, 2019
4930	Article	NLogan	Ninja commando action figure generic from China, no name (six styles) is your purple masked black belt ninja. 90s dollar store knock off. One even reuses a Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos Ninja Warrior head. Came in various color schemes. <img src="/images/postImages/1558047719ninjaknockoff.jpg">	Action Figure Reclamation Project Phase 5	May 16, 2019
4946	Article	NLogan	Nothing better than binging on Calvin and Hobbes and the Far Side.	Benjanime's summer trip survival guide	May 29, 2019
4947	Article	NLogan	I love playing Dragon Spirit! It was one of my favorites. We also played Rampart to death. Once you get to the Greek fire ships it becomes murderously hard. It was also a blast playing against each other turning the opponent's walls into Swiss cheese. I don't recommend Rampart in the arcade however as there was no joystick only a trackball that made building walls in time impossible.	Underrated NES Games	May 29, 2019
4954	Article	NLogan	You may have one of the only picture of a squeeze its package with the characters on it. I searched high and low and could not find one for my lunchroom article back in the day. I also had the pink panther stuffed animal.	Temple of Retro Toys	Jun 07, 2019
5030	Article	NLogan	@jkatz Ha ha ha thanks that made me laugh!	Revenge of the Imaginary Ninjas!	Sep 03, 2019
5145	Article	NLogan	Well I guess that is what I get for taking a nearly 3 year break from this series. I have made an error. I state that the retcon about Wolverine's skeleton being laced with Adamantium in issue 151 is the first time it appears in canon. However I had already found an instance in the previous issue 150 in dialog that Nightcrawler says that it is "laced" instead of made of Adamantium. See Wolverine a Reader's Perspective Part 19.	Wolverine a Reader's Perspective Part 20	Mar 09, 2020
5151	Article	NLogan	Excellent! A most enjoyable read.	1995 - The Birth of a Star Wars Fan	Mar 10, 2020
5150	Article	NLogan	Also in reviewing the wording in X-Men Annual 5,"Wolverine extends his unbreakable Adamantium claws from their housings in the backs of his hands" it is open for interpretation as to whether or not it is referring to the glove housings acting like a casing that covers the openings on the gloves or to actual bionic housings meaning a niche or built-in-structure (cavity with frame)in his actual hands that permit the claws to extend from his forearms into his hands and then extend out. Either way it is the first time it is mentioned. Because bionic has yet to be used as the describing adjective for the housing, I lean towards the housings described being in the gloves (for now); as it does not have the artificial mechanical component inserted into the body as bionic specifically implies (that will be used later in the next chronological issue, Uncanny X-Men 151.) In 151 it specifically says, "He also possesses Adamantium claws which extend through openings in the backs of both hands from housings built into his forearms." The housings in the forearms are the very definition of bionic being built into his arm and providing a cavity or recess with a structure to house his claws. But from that sentence it still does not mention whether or not the same channel or structure is in the back of his hands only that the claws extend through openings. Since no visible wounds or openings have been seen (because his healing factor would seal them) the openings may be a bionic channel built into his hands.	Wolverine a Reader's Perspective Part 20	Mar 10, 2020