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Someone gotta do a George Washington one to cap it off.
I hope that someone does Julius Caesar
It was fun the first time or two, but now it's just like "what's the point?"
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John Paul I escaped being killed twice in 1978 (poisoning) and 1981 (by murder). But he, known worldwide as "The Great" began a complex process of reforms in the dogmas of the Catholic Church. To this, Interpol helped in Operation Agnus Dei who arrested Roberto Calvi, Licio Gelli and Paul Marcinkus, leaders of laundering money from Banco Ambrosiano and the Institute for the Works of Religion (aka the Vatican Bank). After the corruption scandals, Pope John Paul performed a more drastic reform since the beginning of his pontificate: the end of mandatory celibacy, through the Edict of Castle Gandolfo in 1985. After that, to legitimize the changes, he convened the Vatican Council III in January 1993 This council was terminated on December 25, 1999 with drastic changes of Catholic policies: permission to ordaining women (of priests to cardinals), support gay marriage, support the legalization of marijuana, among other positions. Thus, on January 1, 2000, God spoke directly to the pope and gave him a bottle with the potion of immortality. He drank and became one of the great immortal leaders of all time as well as Lenin, Reagan, FDR, Teddy Roosevelt, Juscelino Kubitschek, Trudeau and others.
John Paul I escaped being killed twice in 1978 (poisoning) and 1981 (by murder). But he, known worldwide as "The Great" began a complex process of reforms in the dogmas of the Catholic Church. To this, Interpol helped in Operation Agnus Dei who arrested Roberto Calvi, Licio Gelli and Paul Marcinkus, leaders of laundering money from Banco Ambrosiano and the Institute for the Works of Religion (aka the Vatican Bank). After the corruption scandals, Pope John Paul performed a more drastic reform since the beginning of his pontificate: the end of mandatory celibacy, through the Edict of Castle Gandolfo in 1985. After that, to legitimize the changes, he convened the Vatican Council III in January 1993 This council was terminated on December 25, 1999 with drastic changes of Catholic policies: permission to ordaining women (of priests to cardinals), support gay marriage, support the legalization of marijuana, among other positions. Thus, on January 1, 2000, God spoke directly to the pope and gave him a bottle with the potion of immortality. He drank and became one of the great immortal leaders of all time as well as Lenin, Reagan, FDR, Teddy Roosevelt, Juscelino Kubitschek, Trudeau and others.
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Ok, now that is a little more plausible and could come with a nice little story. Instead? Nothing, l just some dates and a slogan.
With Bane, it is always that bad.
I gave Bane the flag of the Holy Roman Empire because it looks sufficiently menacing.
Isn't there supposed to be little crosses or whatever for the leaders who died?
Gotham's in Michigan? I always saw it as the DC version of Chicago, but (somehow) worse.
It's been in various places over the years. IIRC for the Dark Knight trilogy they made fake license plates and flags for a State of Gotham.
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The New Jersey one seems like the most plausible location to me, you can imagine an AH where a city there becomes the big port instead of New York itself for whatever reason.
Alternatively I suppose you could argue for New England seeing as Boston and Gotham are both places in Lincolnshire so the same colonists who founded Boston might have used another Lincolnshire name.
Alternatively I suppose you could argue for New England seeing as Boston and Gotham are both places in Lincolnshire so the same colonists who founded Boston might have used another Lincolnshire name.
in the DCU the city is in southern New Jersey across the bay from Metropolis which is in Delaware.
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