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what sort of shitty Qs are these Legion of 7 fangirls asking. Embarrassing fangirls

Adopt a kitten.

What just happened?

@savag3410 No kidding? How did you make time to take Marketing 101 amid all of your trolling?

So, getting to the party late.

Did anyone of any consequence ask Clark Gregg anything of consequence?

And TheDonut and savag3410, how about taking a box cutter to your inner wrists in a tub of hot water, or, failing that, just stay the hell off the AoS threads?

Aside from that:

REALLY cool that cbm.com got in on this interview. Glad for Jim and Nate, getting recognition for the BEST website in the comic book movie world.

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Ah crap....somebody from worldstar just got lost in our thread...dammit!

What is Worldstar?

And savage, I will NOT tolerate the use of that word towards me, or ANYONE else on this website, and I have reported your racist words to the owners of this website. I've had enough of the slinging around of racist crap from shit-throwers like yourself.

@Dethpillow:

Excellent comparison! I remember there always being that kind of behavior from when I was a kid. It usually stemmed from someone being so insecure about themselves that they create an identity around something (a band, TV show, etc.) which they identify as being "better" than what other people like. They then try to use the "superiority" of their preference over everyone else to feel better or try to make everyone else feel bad about something they enjoy.

In some cases, these kind of people don't even really like or enjoy the thing they claim to be superior. It's sometimes a case of having seen or heard someone they look up to (older brother, parent, cool kid at school, etc.) give a similar opinion so they latch on to it to the extreme. Kind of like peer pressure.

Fortunately this is a behavior that (normally) disappears after the teenage years. It's kind of like when small kids fight about "my ___ is better than your ___!" only with the added bonus that they try to rationalize their arguments (like in your example using the fact that the Beatles were better musicians), but it still boils down to the same childish need to validate their preferences as better than everyone else instead of enjoying whatever they (claim to) like.