Hi Susan!
How do you find time between quizzing FoLCs to still make up stuff for *next year’s* quizzes?
Summary: The brain is a remarkable biological machine.
And yet, one screwdriver stuck in it and it all comes apart at the seams.
Her voice, screaming, “Help, Superman!”
Oooh! Is his brain going to start filtering out Lois’s cries for help because they become so frequent as to turn into a constant background noise?
The sound of her heartbeat.
At least it’s not yet slowing down.
A secretary in the executive suites two floors above typing at approximately eighty-seven words per minute.
Approximately…
Ralph unsuccessfully hitting on a recent hire, who attempts to quietly demonstrate her disinterest by playing with her wedding band.
Maybe if she put it one finger to the right and then showed him? Also,
His innate magnetoreception sensing that north is off his left flank.
Aww…he’s like a bird. No wonder our little homing pigeon is always finding its way back to Lois.
the recognition that lingering lead paint in the older sections of the city causes his enhanced vision’s failure.
Left field: I recently read an article on how several dozen apartment buildings in Swiss cities are contaminated with radiation because they used to use radioactive paint for the glow-in-the-dark digits. Anyhow, what if a significant amount of Kryptonite crashed onto Earth and someone had the idea of using the innately glowing rock for watch making? What if Clark himself got such a watch and always remained a tad sickly and never fully came into his powers until he lost it on one of his travels? What if there’s still thousands of those watches out there in Metropolis?
He feels a flood of adrenaline as he bursts through the concrete walls, knowing that for anyone else, flesh crashing against a solid surface would result in excruciating pain.
So, what if said flesh were on the other side of said solid surface when it explodes inward?
The pin-pricking of bullets ricocheting off his back as he flies away from the lair.
So, would this still be considered attempted murder or just unlawful discharge of a firearm?
But now that she’s safe, his adrenaline can abate, his fear can subside, and he can process the multitude of the world’s wonders once again.
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He really does have a one-track mind
Fun one!
Michael
