Posted on 06/20/2017 6:02:29 PM PDT by KC_Lion
Does she actually turn into Wonder Woman... or is she always Wonder Woman?
just curious
I bought the DVD three season package of the seventies TV show of Wonder Woman and am enjoying it very much.
I recall a study done 20-30 years ago which compared very fit men against very fit women. The conclusion was that roughly the top 10 percent of very fit women could out-perform the bottom 10 percent of very fit men.
Did she have a bouncing baby boy?
Her skill was not in fighting, it was in LEADING!
Clint Eastwood passed away, and its not being told, why?
My bad, CNN International got spoofed, reported Eastwood had died, fake news as usual.
46 times less? What kind of math are they doing to come up with that?
ya, give the idiot leftists a few days and soon they’ll be bemoaning the fact that an Israeli is making much more money on the big screen than any Pali ever has.
3 picture deal at $300,000 a film.
I think she got screwed. The 4th film will cost the studio about $20 million for her services.
I see your point, but I could say that I’d never want to fight General Patton even though as General I don’t believe he actually killed or fought personally the enemy. Further, St Joan returned to battle after taking an arrow between the neck and shoulder. Personally I’d like to stay on the good side of Joan of Arc. But, again, I get the point.
Now that’s funny.
"...now that's funny..."
At least in this fantasy, she is not a normal human being, so the strength and abilities can be properly fantasized...
Hey, if Gal Gadot needs another parttime job, she can always be a “mohel” (a qualified medical person, Jewish, who can perform the male circumcision).
The way she swings that sword, she qualifies. Now if the opponents were Moslem extremists, she could cut off their heads and still qualify as a “mohel”. Just another type of “head”, if you will.
I concur with you whole-heartedly on both points.
The feminazi propaganda is nearly as hard to swallow as the blatant innumeracy of the press and advertising agencies.
My main point (which I failed to elucidate) was that ‘fighters’ are a many - great leaders are rare. Some leaders earn their respect through skill in battle. Some leaders earn it through rhetoric. Those who earn it through strength of character, wisdom & integrity are very, very rare.
If a friend, they are to be followed.
If a foe, to be feared.
Joan of Arc obviously was not the “baddest dude in France”, but rather the greatest leader of her time. As a woman in that time, she was doubly deserving of the accolade.
You are right, and I agree.
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