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Michael: Part 2 FDK Response. Sorry about the delay but real life came knocking. I have about an hour before it calls again, so let's see what I can accomplished before then. <<stretches fingers and neck>>

No. No. No.

SUPERMAN: I don't know those people. I've heard of that third one, and that first one sounds intreguing. Do you have a picture?

LOIS:

SUPERMAN: Never mind.

You mean Superman did fly Lucy across the country for Lois. Lucy goes on date with Clark freeing Lois up for Superman?

CAT: It's the *only* way to fly. <checks item off list> Okay, darlin', there are just a few more things I need you to do.

CLARK: Hey, look! Isn't that guy married to that fameous model. I wonder what he's doing with that football player.

CAT: What? Where?

CLARK:

CAT: Celebrity scandle, every time. One of these days, I'm going to stop falling for it.

I'm going to leave that up to the individual Reader's interpretation.

CAT: Very nice, indeed.

Now, where's the fun in that.



I was thinking soy sauce on tie, but that works.

Little children only read the comics page, so 'no'. But she has gotten a few "You sent Mommy and her boyfriend to jail, you mean lady!" notes.

CLARK: Can it be an empty cargo train with no passengers, running on autopilot?

LEX: No. I refuse to hold that man's hand.

CLARK: Spoil sport.



JONATHAN: Say, what?

MARTHA: Nothing, dear. He's referring to a time before we met.

Actually, the Kents never gave the baby in the grave a middle name, but that works.

PERRY: Come on, Lois. There are other stories to write. Let the other reporters get a little time in your spotlight.

LOIS: No, it's mine, all mine. Precious.

CLARK: Thank you for THOSE nightmares.

Oh, dear, the computer didn't like that smilie.

RALPH: What? Who told him?



I needed Jimmy there to have her probe (no, not that way) about the message, and for some reason, I couldn't see her cleaning up this mess.

Wrong kind of dizzyness.

A little of both. Mostly the former, but a shiney story is always nice too.

Clark told her that he ended up in foster care after his folks died, which implies that there was no immediate family to take care of him. So, who were these Kents living in his hometown? Why didn't they take him in? Were his parents still alive? Did he have aunts, uncles, cousins, brothers, sisters, etc., that he never told her about?

That disappointment would be from reading Clark's phone messages. Not surprise, just disappointment.

It could. But it isn't.

Those towns usually are up in the mountains and not in the plains.