Man, Darkseid is in for a nasty surprise when he meets Thundermind.
Is that part I arrowed meant to say 'That it son?' Not sure. Looks janky.
That's not a folk song, it's based on a novel from the Heralds of Valdemar series, by Mercedes Lackey. Good books, I mean to read them all someday.
Does this work?
Also, Darkseid went to Grayven when he was at his lowest ebb. The SI is pretty fine here.
No, that's what he said.
No, the Anti-Life Equation is basically a corrupted and evil form of the Black Light of Death, which is a neutral force that's rather easily twisted to awful purposes. The White Light of Life is also neutral (parasites and flesh-eating bacteria are alive too), even though it's a far more positive force and just as easily used for good purposes as black is for bad ones.
Seems out of place here.
Surprised OL didn't notice that sooner.
'Any joy' is this context means 'have you been met with any success'.
Hmm, I think, yes.
The people who started using the word 'joy' for success chose it in part because it is a very short sound that is relatively easily understood, so long as there is sufficient context in common between the speaker and their audience. That sort of 'you know what I mean' assumption can be a gesture of trust, kinship, or some other aspect of shared effort and purpose.
"was", I think.
"That's", I suspect, is what should be here.
While it's true that I'm an undeniable badass who not only appreciates brevity, but thoroughly enjoys participating in it, in all possible things, it may be that I, in point of fact, in view of your aforementioned statement, do in fact use it having come across it culturally. I say culturally as my mother and father use it as, my uncles and aunts used it, people I met while developing used it, and now, so do I.
Sure, but you appear to be Australian. And you and your former masters in Britain have convinced the rest of the world that you have no idealistic heroes, only scoundrels.
