FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/09/12 12:20 AM
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/09/12 02:18 AM
Well, well! Superman has come back out of retirement? Or is it hiding? Lois, for all her being able to read situations and minds, sure has messed up this relationshipe stuff.
Something is going to have to change soon, cause Superman is wearing out his welcome on this planet.
Give the boy a break, Virginia. He's confused, Lois-less, and without a family to go home and cry on their shoulder when it is all going bad. Kat is just not much of a playmate. I know that you have good things planned for them in the future, but he is in need of something to happen right away, so he doesn't have to leave the planet. So can I petition you to give the poor boy a break. Lois will appreciate it in the long run. lol
Pat
Something is going to have to change soon, cause Superman is wearing out his welcome on this planet.
Give the boy a break, Virginia. He's confused, Lois-less, and without a family to go home and cry on their shoulder when it is all going bad. Kat is just not much of a playmate. I know that you have good things planned for them in the future, but he is in need of something to happen right away, so he doesn't have to leave the planet. So can I petition you to give the poor boy a break. Lois will appreciate it in the long run. lol
Pat
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/09/12 09:12 AM
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Clark took a teapot with freshly heat-visioned water back to his dining table.
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“I still do major events, natural and manmade disasters with potential for lots of victims or damage, but I’m leaving the smaller day to day stuff to emergency personnel.”
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“I’m the reason Superman has cut back his rescues. He doesn’t want to do anything with Metropolis anymore. I pushed too hard,” she said.
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“He started pulling back, limiting his rescues because of me. I just know it. I just don’t know why he’s punishing me.”
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She could say that again. Superman had no reason to ‘punish’ Lois like some errant child. She had done nothing wrong.
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“He wants what you want, Lois,
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“No, don’t repeat it, Chuck. You can tell that flying lunkhead, that he better not be sitting around moping instead of doing his job.
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“He’s stubborn. You know for someone with super hearing, he’s deaf and dumb! You tell him, because he seems to listen to you, me getting shot wasn’t his fault!”
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“You know, now that I think about it, it is all his fault,” Lois said, her voice so calm it was almost eerie.
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This could be a test. What would it take to push him too far? Did he truly love her? Or was he lying?
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“Am I interrupting anything?” he asked politely, given the hour and the fact he had called her at home.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/09/12 09:14 AM
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“Trust me, Clark, when I say no phone call, even one from you, would ever interrupt me.
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Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/09/12 09:17 AM
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Despite talking to Lois every night before bed, he still had the nightmares. Last night he heard the explosion of a gun and arrived in the Super suit to the alley where she had been shot before becoming fully awake enough to realize that Luthor’s maniacal laughter had all been in his head.
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A couple of days before, he and Lois had been walking to lunch when a car backfired. Normally, Clark could tell the difference, but he almost blasted with her into the sky instead. He caught himself at the last second and ended up moving her against a wall and covering her with his body.
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“She’s obsessed with Superman, but not like those starry-eyed groupies from back home. Maybe there was a little of that at the beginning, but after she realized that I was in love with her as she was with me…” He saw that Wells was looking at him with astonishment. “Yes, I know that by allowing my true feelings for her to shine through while I was in the Suit was wrong, but I was unable to hide them from her, no matter how much I tried. I don’t know how that other Clark from your dimension was able to keep it secret from her for so long.”
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“Are you planning on informing her?”
“Someday,” Clark admitted, burying his face in his hands. “She loves Superman, but I’ve refused to move that relationship forward for her own safety. I don’t want what happened to Lana to happen to Lois. Fortunately, Lois’s and mine – Clark me – friendship is growing closer every day.”
“Someday,” Clark admitted, burying his face in his hands. “She loves Superman, but I’ve refused to move that relationship forward for her own safety. I don’t want what happened to Lana to happen to Lois. Fortunately, Lois’s and mine – Clark me – friendship is growing closer every day.”
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“I don’t understand how you can lie to the woman you love, but I cannot fault you for it as the Clark from my dimension acted in the same manner,” Wells said.
Although I'd say that for these two it's a veritable rapids!
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“But who is ‘Chuck’? Who is this man she confused you for?” Wells asked.
“I have a crazy theory for that actually. The other day we were talking about her novel, and I think my nickname came from the hero,” Clark said with laughter. He loved the idea that upon meeting him, Lois had considered him romantic hero material.
“I have a crazy theory for that actually. The other day we were talking about her novel, and I think my nickname came from the hero,” Clark said with laughter. He loved the idea that upon meeting him, Lois had considered him romantic hero material.
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“No, Lola Dane was an alias that Lois used on an undercover assignment,” Wells explained. “And Clark had used the name…” He paused as his eyes widened. “You mentioned that you two worked together on the Messenger explosion, and that Superman made his debut when Ms. Lane found a bomb on the Prometheus. That there is a rogue group of paramilitary men hunting Superman by the name of Bureau 39, which happens to have this dimension’s Kal-El’s spaceship. You and Ms. Lane also worked together on the invisible man story and her father not only built cyborgs, but cyborg boxers. This incident led to Ms. Lane being kidnapped by Max Menken and subsequently being shot by Lex Luthor as he tried to rescue her.”
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“Other than the ‘Chuck’ incident, did Ms. Lane display other unusual facets to her personality?” Wells asked.
“Well, Lois is a bit of an oddball. I believe that’s what makes her and I such a great match, and such great reporters. Her semi-psychic hunches and my abilities…” Clark said before Wells interrupted.
“Psychic hunches?”
“She’s really great at guessing people’s names, and when she walked into Bureau 39’s warehouse, she wanted to call Perry in right away as if she knew that everything was going to disappear,” Clark explained with a shrug.
“Well, Lois is a bit of an oddball. I believe that’s what makes her and I such a great match, and such great reporters. Her semi-psychic hunches and my abilities…” Clark said before Wells interrupted.
“Psychic hunches?”
“She’s really great at guessing people’s names, and when she walked into Bureau 39’s warehouse, she wanted to call Perry in right away as if she knew that everything was going to disappear,” Clark explained with a shrug.
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“I already know the answer to the question, but I feel I must ask it. Clark, are you ready to go home?” Wells asked.
“No,” Clark replied, surprised that Wells would even ask. “This Lois and I have a connection. I feel it and I believe she does too. I need more time.” He wondered if Wells could tell he was just being polite. Clark could see no reason to ever return to his home dimension. This new dimension had a living breathing Lois, and he was able to have a private life, and it needed him as much as his home dimension did. A pang of regret filled him as he realized that both dimensions needed a full time Superman, not just a part-time one. He frowned.
“No,” Clark replied, surprised that Wells would even ask. “This Lois and I have a connection. I feel it and I believe she does too. I need more time.” He wondered if Wells could tell he was just being polite. Clark could see no reason to ever return to his home dimension. This new dimension had a living breathing Lois, and he was able to have a private life, and it needed him as much as his home dimension did. A pang of regret filled him as he realized that both dimensions needed a full time Superman, not just a part-time one. He frowned.
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Wells set down his mug with a nod. “Thank you for the tea, Clark. I would like to do a little more checking on this psychic power of Ms. Lane’s. I wonder if it has anything to do with… um, no point in biasing my research,” he said, standing up. “That is an interesting development.” He thought for a moment. “Three months from now will be… November 1993.” He nodded. “Yes, I’ll revisit you then to check on your progress.”
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Clark stood up. He doubted anything would happen between then and November that would convince him to return to his home dimension, and he almost said as much to his time-traveling friend, but he decided against it. He was curious whether Wells would learn anything about Lois’s psychic tendencies. He held out his hand. “I’ll look forward to seeing you then, Herb. I hope by then to report happy news to you.”
The expression in the older man’s eyes as they shook hands might have been doubt but Clark couldn’t fathom why.
The expression in the older man’s eyes as they shook hands might have been doubt but Clark couldn’t fathom why.
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“I’m the reason Superman has cut back his rescues. He doesn’t want to do anything with Metropolis anymore. I pushed too hard,” she said.
“Don’t be ridiculous, Lois,” Clark said, even though she was right, like always.
“Don’t be ridiculous, Lois,” Clark said, even though she was right, like always.
And now both my LnC and Reeveverse muses are both saying: Of course I'm right, when am I not?
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Her faith in Superman after weeks of sour moods, after all he had said and done to her pierced his soul painfully. “No, Lois, there can only be this way. Like you, he’s mourning the end of your relationship.”
“He’s what?” Lois growled. “No, don’t repeat it, Chuck. You can tell that flying lunkhead, that he better not be sitting around moping instead of doing his job. I haven’t given up being a journalist because of this. I’m not sitting at home going through a box of tissue every night instead of trying to track down the men who spied on me and Lucy.”
“He’s what?” Lois growled. “No, don’t repeat it, Chuck. You can tell that flying lunkhead, that he better not be sitting around moping instead of doing his job. I haven’t given up being a journalist because of this. I’m not sitting at home going through a box of tissue every night instead of trying to track down the men who spied on me and Lucy.”
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He knew that Lois didn’t really feel that way. In his heart of hearts, he knew that she was still Superman’s biggest cheerleader, but he hadn’t known she could also be his harshest critic. Since their meeting in the woods, she had been colder, harsher, and more blunt. Everyone at the Daily Planet, Perry included, was more than happy to have Clark as their buffer. He had overheard more than a couple of people who had questioned his sanity for agreeing to be her partner, and that had been the kindest rumor being spread about why he didn’t ask for a reassignment.
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It might have had to do with his confession of his true feelings. By telling her that he wouldn’t make love with her until she loved him as he loved her, she felt like she had power or control over him. This could be a test. What would it take to push him too far? Did he truly love her? Or was he lying?
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Superman raised an eyebrow and focused his gaze in the direction the tomato had come. “Mr. Nunk, did you bring enough lunch for everyone, or was that tomato and those two others you brought just for me, yourself, and your photographer? While I do enjoy the different flavors of many foods, rotten tomatoes are not among them, nor is it not necessary for me to consume food to survive on your planet as I get my energy from sunlight.” He glanced back at the stain on the curtain. “I’ll be sure to inform S.T.A.R. Labs where to send the bill for soiling their nice fabric.”
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She looked at Superman and pictured him peeling down his blue suit, exposing his chest for the examination. Her eyes flashed back up to his in a silent inquiry.
“And before you ask, Ms. Lane. No reporters will be present during my examination. I doubt you’d want any at your next doctor’s appointment either,” Superman said, causing the male reporters to laugh, the female ones to groan in disappointment, and her to flush.
“And before you ask, Ms. Lane. No reporters will be present during my examination. I doubt you’d want any at your next doctor’s appointment either,” Superman said, causing the male reporters to laugh, the female ones to groan in disappointment, and her to flush.
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She hated it when he went off, and she didn’t know where he was. It was one of those personality traits about him that drove her nuts. She abhorred the thought that there might be a part of his life that he didn’t share with her, when she shared everything from her life with him. He had said that he was keeping stuff from her. She had thought he had been mostly joking; now she wasn’t quite so sure.
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“Because by the time you type it up, it will be old news,” Cat returned. She leaned toward Lois, and lowered her voice, “You never did take my advice about Clark, did you?” She shook her head. “Of course, you didn’t. You’re more tense than ever before. Lois, you need some release, and you need it now. Clark loves you, and would do anything to make you happy. If you don’t want to do it for yourself, could you please put the rest of us out of your misery?
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She wasn’t quite sure what Cat meant by ‘release’, but she was smart enough not to ask. It probably had something to do with releasing pressure from the sexual tension between her and Clark. She had tried to let off steam between her and Clark, thank you very much, but Clark had turned her down. Twice. She swore, if he turned her down a third time, she would most likely kill him.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/09/12 10:27 AM
Things are getting pretty tense. I'm afraid our Clark has waited too long to tell Lois the truth and that it will back fire big time. That she won't be able to forgive him.
I'm curious about H.G.Well's thoughts. Did he honestly believe that Clark was going to be able to leave Lois once he found her?
Joan
I'm curious about H.G.Well's thoughts. Did he honestly believe that Clark was going to be able to leave Lois once he found her?
Joan
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/09/12 11:07 AM
Hi Virginia,
Very good question, Herb! Is it anyone who knows the answer?
Precisely! VERY complicated. And more complicated each day!
Is it some important event in the show in November 1993? I do not remember. Nightfall, may be?
Baby cakes? I love the nickname! Clark, you should try it with Lois.... No, just kidding. 
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“If I may be so bold, what is your relationship with Ms. Lane?” Wells asked,
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“It’s complicated,” Clark explained.
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“Three months from now will be… November 1993.”
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Cat giggled. “Of course you are, baby cakes, but only to those of us in the know.”
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/10/12 09:35 AM
Pat: You mean, Lois was good at relationships in canon? 
Let's just say his Superman side was taking a break. Healing from Lois being shot?
But he BACK! He's talking to the press. He's doing rescues again. Kind of, sort of, maybe a little more. Nah! People still love him (tabloid reporters not withstanding).
Okay. I believe that break is coming up... 
You can say that again.
Predictable is so boring.
Hmmm. Let's see. Thanksgiving (but they didn't mention that on screen). Lex opens up his new nuclear power plant. Hmmm. Air conditioning sales were on the upswing?
CLARK: I may not good at relationships, but I'm smart enough not to call Lois any nickname that Cat calls me, aren't I?
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Well, well! Superman has come back out of retirement? Or is it hiding?
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Something is going to have to change soon, cause Superman is wearing out his welcome on this planet.
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Give the boy a break, Virginia. He's confused, Lois-less, and without a family to go home and cry on their shoulder when it is all going bad.
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Precisely! VERY complicated. And more complicated each day!
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Is it some important event in the show in November 1993? I do not remember. Nightfall, may be?
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Baby cakes? I love the nickname! Clark, you should try it with Lois.... No, just kidding.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/10/12 10:25 AM
Michael: You've caught up! 
He tried quitting cold turkey, but helping is just in his blood.
Keeping Lois away from the real world and investigating it would not make for a happy captive.
CLARK: But I'm not available, remember?
Shall we just say, they are treading water until the next big wave comes along?
He's found B39's new hideout? His spaceship? But it's kind of a tight squeeze at the moment.
Cat suggested Superman be more friendly after being so unpersonable recently.
2 Points!
Which is why he could go and beat up that jerk Tommy Garrison, because he was busy holding Lois's hand.
CLARK: I'm thinking "no."
She still sees a doctor to check up on her arm every once in a while.
Journalism is a humanities major.
LOIS: <<turns over new diagram>> Oh! No, that's not... on the other hand... 
200 more parts? ![[Linked Image]](http://cosgan.de/images/smilie/konfus/g040.gif)
No, no. My goal is to keep Book 2 under ML's length. That being said, GEM was only supposed to be 10 parts, so... 
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He can’t stay away!
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/recommends arctic palace once more/
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Maybe he should start seeing a therapist about those issues. I hear Dr. Carlin is looking for a new boyfriend to make Lex jealous with.
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So, the honeymoons over and now they’re slowly drifting apart until Lois starts stepping out with Dan and Clark tries to not have meaningless cabin sex with Mayson and then they get a divorce?
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“Undefined”?
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Maybe a spaceship Superman will use to return to his home planet?
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Oh? He got a Clark-transplant?
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Nunk? Oh, right. So he can later write about how Superman was hit in the face with a tomato by a disgruntled Metropolitan.
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Yes, but if he’s not being observed, he could be. Oh, right, he’s always being observed.
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Wouldn’t it have been fun if the ball had hit about a foot and a bit lower?
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Maybe Clark? When they’re going to go for a sonogram?
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/grades Lois with an ‘F’ in science/
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I’ll bet. That’s the wrong setup.
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So, damned if he does her during PML and damned if he doesn’t? Also, it’s still three more months till November? And then *another* three months? We’re dying down here. Then again, a hundred, two-hundred more parts!
No, no. My goal is to keep Book 2 under ML's length. That being said, GEM was only supposed to be 10 parts, so...
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/10/12 10:48 AM
Christina: What nice lengthy FDK I have today.
Talking to Clark on the phone? It's less stifling than having him float above her apartment all the time.
Almost like being pushed onto a bed during HiM.
LOIS: I wasn't complaining. Teasing, yes, complaining, no.
A bit. 
CANON CLARK: She rejected me first!
Alt-CLARK: Well, yes, Christina, you do have a point there, but everyone in my dimension knows I'm Superman. Can't a guy want the woman he loves to like him without having to wear a skin-tight suit?
Wells is starting to think that it's just one of those built in personality traits, like all the soul mates doning some sort of disguise.
And it's more like one of those old wooden roller coasters that shake all the time, and we're about to go over a few more bumps.
Right out the gate, she was confusing him with her former (alt-future)pseudo relationship with old Clark.
Possibly. ![[Linked Image]](http://cosgan.de/images/smilie/frech/e015.gif)
He might have some inkling about it.
True, but Wells didn't want to leave that alt-dimension completely unprotected.
Canon Dimension's green cage was in June 1994, not November 1993, but, yes, Wells is guessing that might be a possiblity if he remains on this current path.
Technically she's right, but in a completely wrong way.
LOIS: See, I knew I was right! Wait. How was I wrong?
LOIS: How dare he go off and mope, while I still have to go out and face people every day? That's not fair!
DP Co-Workers: We'd be happy if you stayed home until you got over... whatever, Lois.
CLARK: Another reason I love her. Nobody's allowed to throw tomatoes while Superman is speaking.
Oh, dear, too much?
But she doesn't know that! (I agree with you about the Chuckie reference. 
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You might be right about that. Luckily Clark has been smart enough not to discuss the intimate details of his relationship (non-relationships) with Cat.
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Whoah, that really is frightening. Poor Clark. OTOH, won't that be a bit stifling for Lois?
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Must have been nice for Lois.
LOIS: I wasn't complaining. Teasing, yes, complaining, no.
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Oh dear me. Oh my. Well that is problematic.
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Clark, the reason Lana was in danger was because they knew Clark Kent was Superman. If you told her you are Superman all your issues would be solved (I've always believed her issues with Clark being Superman stemmed from "Barbarians and the Planet/House of Luthor" where he is somewhat crass and cuts of the romantic potential.
Alt-CLARK: Well, yes, Christina, you do have a point there, but everyone in my dimension knows I'm Superman. Can't a guy want the woman he loves to like him without having to wear a skin-tight suit?
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Oh Wells, you should remember something another English writer once wrote: "The course of love never did run smooth."
Although I'd say that for these two it's a veritable rapids!
Although I'd say that for these two it's a veritable rapids!
And it's more like one of those old wooden roller coasters that shake all the time, and we're about to go over a few more bumps.
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It is really kind of endearing that she would place him in the relationship role right out of the gate (even though she's still fighting it.)
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Ooooohhh... he's putting the 2(.5) and the 2(.5) together to get the 5 that's needed her!
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Wells, I hope you're seeing that this is a case of double deja-vu and I'm sure you're aware deja-vu in time travel is significant.
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All things told, he does have a better life overall as compared to his previous universe, even without Lois. I'd say it's a step up.
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I bet he's picking up on the elements of deja-vu and going to do some historical research of the baseline universe and compare it to the current future of this one.
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I'm guessing he believes that Clark is basically making the same mistakes the canon one did and will find himself in a green K cage like the canon one did.
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Oh Lois, you're wrong but as usual, you are right.
And now both my LnC and Reeveverse muses are both saying: Of course I'm right, when am I not?
And now both my LnC and Reeveverse muses are both saying: Of course I'm right, when am I not?
LOIS: See, I knew I was right! Wait. How was I wrong?
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You tell him, Lois!
DP Co-Workers: We'd be happy if you stayed home until you got over... whatever, Lois.
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That's the better thing about Lois. While she may adore the lug she isn't above telling it like it is.
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FLIRT ALERT! FLIRT ALERT! FLIRT ALERT!!
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You're the one that told him to get back on the saddle, now you'll just have to deal without your Clarkie-bear
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Lois is right and I'm sure if Cat knew that Clark had turned down Lois like that you can be sure he'd be getting an earful.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/11/12 01:17 PM
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You've caught up!
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He tried quitting cold turkey, but helping is just in his blood.
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Keeping Lois away from the real world and investigating it would not make for a happy captive.
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CLARK: But I'm not available, remember?
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Shall we just say, they are treading water until the next big wave comes along?
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CLARK: I find "defining" our relationship gives Lois the opportunity to ax it completely.
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quote: That can’t be healthy.
For Lex? Or for Clark? Luckily, Clark is invulnerable or has super healing powers then, huh?
For Lex? Or for Clark? Luckily, Clark is invulnerable or has super healing powers then, huh?
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CLARK: I meant in my facial expressions.
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And this one is only Earthly stupid?
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LOIS: <<turns over new diagram>> Oh! No, that's not... on the other hand...
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Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/11/12 10:51 PM
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Yeah, right now there’s only a couple of not-started multiparts that I haven’t checked out yet.
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Addicted to the panties in the fanmail, huh?
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I’m sure he could…umm…distract her for a while?
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Yeah, he will so dead.
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Possibly? I definitely remember a ‘My dear’ from when they were sitting in his limo IIRC.
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Maybe if we tell him he won’t have to go back there when they get a clone?
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Not cowgirl, then?
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ER 2 LOIS: Is there a difference?
LOIS: Yeah, the Star uses much softer but sturdier paper. Much better for personal hygiene during a camping trip in Centennial Park.
LOIS: Yeah, the Star uses much softer but sturdier paper. Much better for personal hygiene during a camping trip in Centennial Park.
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There there, Lex would enjoy to have you once.
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Yes, but he only managed to rise a couple of inches because of those. They have been much too heavinly (sic).
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It struck in the middle of Nowwhere, Kansas.
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Also, he can now use the women’s dressing room.
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New spaceship. Built by STAR Labs.
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Not hard enough. Best results are achieved with white dress-shirt, partially unbuttoned. No leg-wear.
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Oh dear. So, bottled up much much longer. Poor Lois. Poor Clark. She’ll break him.
Actually, that would be a funny (okay, maybe more ironic than funny) fic, that if while recovering green K exposure, Lois actually broke Clark.
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But Cat will put 2 and 2 together. Either Clark's terribly bad in the sack or they haven't consummated yet. Otherwise, Lois wouldn't be this...tense.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/12/12 02:37 PM
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My cushion is painfully thin at 11 parts at the moment.
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I'm hoping with my son heading off to Preschool again next week, I'll free up another 4 hours of writing time, per week. We'll see.
Michael
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/13/12 12:10 AM
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Oh dear. /imagines Virginia teetering on the edge of hair-pulling/
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ER: Clark hasn’t had any ‘contact’ for many many moons. It’s now enough to simply mention stuff for certain things to happen.
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Lois isn’t good. She’s naughty.
LOIS: I'm tired of waiting, can I be naughty now?
CLARK: No! I mean, yes! No! Yes! Argh!
LOIS:
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H.G. Wells. The soon deceased again writer.
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/thought ‘Lois’ first, but wait, how does Rachel appreciate being called a ‘cowgirl’? Or was that Lana?
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There has been an unfortunate incident with Jimmy getting something stuck on the last camping trip.
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So, three monkeys in a rocket ship?
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Indirectly? She likes Clark. She must notice bitca Lois. She’s bound to figure it out.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/13/12 03:13 PM
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A bit. But luckily you're saved by the fact that I'm terribly addicted to FDK, so I have to keep posting those parts on a regular basis.
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LOIS: I hope not!
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Lois can only be considered naughty if she's fed pasta to more than one man recently, which she hasn't, so I'm going to go with 'good'.
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LOIS: I'm tired of waiting, can I be naughty now?
CLARK: No! I mean, yes! No! Yes! Argh!
LOIS: [Big Grin]
CLARK: No! I mean, yes! No! Yes! Argh!
LOIS: [Big Grin]
Michael
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/14/12 11:35 AM
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Is it some important event in the show in November 1993? I do not remember. Nightfall, may be?
It would seem alternate-universe Clark would know that this claim is rubbish. He has a whole year of lots of Super-feats under his belt, and he knows that canon Clark did lots of Super feets for a long time, and it still snows in Metropolis.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/14/12 11:28 PM
Michael: Tag! I'm caught up! Your turn.
It's *not* my fault!
EW: hmmmmm. I seem to be channeling Han Solo a lot tonight. Hmmmmm.
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/CLARK looks sheepish/
It's *not* my fault!EW: hmmmmm. I seem to be channeling Han Solo a lot tonight. Hmmmmm.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/14/12 11:30 PM
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Originally posted by John Lambert:
The only episode that was explicitly set in November was Man of Steel Bars, where Clark believs the claim that Superfeets are causing the increase in heat, at least until Lois Lane digs up the evidence to prove the claim false.
It would seem alternate-universe Clark would know that this claim is rubbish. He has a whole year of lots of Super-feats under his belt, and he knows that canon Clark did lots of Super feets for a long time, and it still snows in Metropolis.
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Is it some important event in the show in November 1993? I do not remember. Nightfall, may be?
It would seem alternate-universe Clark would know that this claim is rubbish. He has a whole year of lots of Super-feats under his belt, and he knows that canon Clark did lots of Super feets for a long time, and it still snows in Metropolis.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/15/12 07:04 AM
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Tag! I'm caught up! Your turn.
I know. /gets ready for doing 41/ I’ve got a lot of parts to do this weekend.Quote
LOIS: I'd be one very happy woman. <<hand on hip>> Do I *look* happy to you? Do I?
Michael
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/17/12 10:43 PM
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I know. /gets ready for doing 41/ I’ve got a lot of parts to do this weekend.
My apologies. I would like to get a least a few pages into Part 54 tonight.Quote
So, if the guy goes for it with all guns blazin’, it’s his fault for only wanting this one particular thing. And if he doesn’t and waits until he’s chased, cornered, and ravished, it’s also his fault for giving her all the space he thinks she needs. This sounds like a no-win scenario. Maybe we should just check the Kryptonian species as extinct once they gave up on concubines.
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So long as you don’t stop believing in all the hokey stuff about a guy flying around in his underwear…
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/18/12 01:09 PM
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I would like to get a least a few pages into Part 54 tonight.
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CAT: There's always me!
Michael
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/19/12 10:42 PM
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/does mental calculation and decides to keep very quiet about the result/
Hopefully, I'll be able to stay awake longer tonight. I got a better night's sleep last night.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/20/12 01:56 PM
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Sadly, I was only able to type in what I wrote in my notebook yesterday.
Then again, it could be worse…
Michael
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/20/12 10:21 PM
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Originally posted by Darth Michael:
Oh dear Then again, it could be worse…
Michael
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Sadly, I was only able to type in what I wrote in my notebook yesterday.
Then again, it could be worse… Michael ![[Linked Image]](http://cosgan.de/images/midi/konfus/c050.gif)
Actually, it was almost worse. I almost deleted everything I wrote this week and started over. But after another (awake) read-through, I think I'll keep it. I'll let the Betas decide if my tangents are slowing down the plot too much.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/22/12 07:09 AM
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I almost deleted everything I wrote this week and started over.
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But after another (awake) read-through, I think I'll keep it.
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I'll let the Betas decide if my tangents are slowing down the plot too much.
What tangents?
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/22/12 02:41 PM
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*whew* /recommends a keyboard with a removed delete-key during the night hours.
Actually, I had been thinking about it while trying to sleep (after turning off computer), but then accepted it when I read it in the morning. Speaking of which, I really need to send that part over to my Betas. They haven't gotten a new piece all week.Quote
BETAs: What tangents?
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/23/12 03:09 AM
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Speaking of which, I really need to send that part over to my Betas. They haven't gotten a new piece all week.
Michael
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/23/12 09:27 PM
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That’s no way to treat a Beta.
Good news, I'm already half-way done with Part 55. So, without too much distractions (I'm either coming down with a cold or fall allergies have finally kicked in) I should have another one for them soon.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 09/24/12 12:34 PM
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So, without too much distractions (I'm either coming down with a cold or fall allergies have finally kicked in) I should have another one for them soon.
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Michael
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 03/12/13 07:44 PM
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“Yes, I know that by allowing my true feelings for her to shine through while I was in the Suit was wrong, but I was unable to hide them from her, no matter how much I tried. I don’t know how that other Clark from your dimension was able to keep it secret from her for so long.”
On another note it is ironic that Clark thinks canon Clark kept his feelings "secret from her", when in fact canon Clark kissed Lois as SM, danced with Lois as SM and generally romanced her more as SM before she knew the truth more than this Clark has done so far.
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“I don’t understand,” Wells said. “How can you have a relationship with Ms. Lane without telling her that you’re Superman?”
I guess he does then admit that canon Clark did the same thing. Still, I don't think it would make any sense for Clark to have told Lois super early. This is a big secret that needs a high threshold for telling, and being in love with a person is not a high enough threshold.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 03/12/13 08:02 PM
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Those are just a few times I’ve been wrong lately, Clark. So, why couldn’t I possibly wrong about Superman too?
I will now run for cover since I dared post statements claiming Lois was wrong, even if they are her words.
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While I do enjoy the different flavors of many foods, rotten tomatoes are not among them, nor is it not necessary for me to consume food to survive on your planet as I get my energy from sunlight.”
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As you all know by now, I did fight at the same time, three of Menken Gym’s other cyborgs boxers that evening.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 03/12/13 10:43 PM
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Originally posted by John Lambert:
I think it should just be "that allowing". The "by" sets up a line like "I am undermining my chances with her as Clark" but he never says anything like that.
I think it should just be "that allowing". The "by" sets up a line like "I am undermining my chances with her as Clark" but he never says anything like that.
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On another note it is ironic that Clark thinks canon Clark kept his feelings "secret from her", when in fact canon Clark kissed Lois as SM, danced with Lois as SM and generally romanced her more as SM before she knew the truth more than this Clark has done so far.
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“I don’t understand,” Wells said. “How can you have a relationship with Ms. Lane without telling her that you’re Superman?”
JOHN: Hey Canon Clark even proposed to her before telling her. Anyway Wells seems to be really out of it. Lois and Clark had already dated when he first met them, and he does know that Clark had not yet told Lois that he was SM. It almost seems that Wells is trying to put stumbling blocks in Clark's way that he knows never existed for canon Clark.
I guess he does then admit that canon Clark did the same thing. Still, I don't think it would make any sense for Clark to have told Lois super early. This is a big secret that needs a high threshold for telling, and being in love with a person is not a high enough threshold.
JOHN: Hey Canon Clark even proposed to her before telling her. Anyway Wells seems to be really out of it. Lois and Clark had already dated when he first met them, and he does know that Clark had not yet told Lois that he was SM. It almost seems that Wells is trying to put stumbling blocks in Clark's way that he knows never existed for canon Clark.
I guess he does then admit that canon Clark did the same thing. Still, I don't think it would make any sense for Clark to have told Lois super early. This is a big secret that needs a high threshold for telling, and being in love with a person is not a high enough threshold.
Just because Herb knows that canon Clark didn't tell Lois, doesn't mean he understands the logic behind his actions.
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I think that should be "possibly be wrong".
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I will now run for cover since I dared post statements claiming Lois was wrong, even if they are her words.
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You don't need the "not" since he said "nor", so it is already a negative statement.
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I think it should just be "cyborg boxers".
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 03/13/13 12:11 AM
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One by one the flags vanished from sight: England, Botswana, Antarctica, Australia, Japan, and Colombia.
Re: FDK - Wrong Clark (40/??) - 03/13/13 10:06 AM
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Originally posted by John Lambert:
There is a slight problem with this. Antartica does not have a flag really. In 2002 an international group adpted a flag for Antartica, but there really was no flag for it back in 1993. You are probably going to tell me to "shut up and go with the work of cition", but I wanted to point out this issue.
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One by one the flags vanished from sight: England, Botswana, Antarctica, Australia, Japan, and Colombia.
The flags represented where the S.T.A.R. Lab facilities were located, not necessarily the "country" of origin. While most of the flags were national ones, it does not preclude the Antarctica lab from having a non-nationalized flag.NATIONAL WHISPER: Superman's a Fraud, because Antarctica doesn't have a Flag!