T is killing me

http://www.superherohype.com/batman/index.php?id=1911

Spoilery for Batman Begins, so if you don't want to know...

(blame any and all further addled thoughts on paperbkryter for putting this in front of me)

And yo, deeablo, you'll want to read this.

Question Du Jour

Question: Who was the first superhero?

I know it's a little bit confusing but...I'm talking about created timelines for each superhero and how they came about. Who among them all decided to be first? In what order did they make the decision to put on tights or a cape?

I have to admit, not knowing bugs me some days, because for some reason I have a mental image of Batman being the first. He's just nuts enough to do it.

ETA: I should probably say costumed superhero. Because where one puts on a costume, that paves the way for the others.

Real Life Trauma

I have brain freeze, thanks to a vanilla milkshake from Cook Out.

Yes, I'm taunting everyone.

Just on the home front, we're having drama with my sister.( Drama )

The big question from me is this, because I've had one person today tell me I was wrong (a coworker), but I'm sorry...I don't see how I'm wrong.

The big problem with teh whole situation with my sister is that one of her friends keeps putting her up. This is the second time my sister has "left" my BIL. BIL doesn't know about the first time (I only found out about it much later). This friend was actually looking for an apartment with Katie the first time. Personally, I think this friend needs to butt the hell out. First off, a marriage is different from a dating situation. Two people dating have a fight...it's one thing to take your friend in then. When a married couple fights, they have a responsibility to work that out that doesn't exist for dating couples. Secondly, you can't work out problems by one person living 30 miles away and refusing to talk. By harboring Katie, Sarah is just compounding the problem. THirdly, what kind of stupid IS Sarah to look for an apartment with a married woman? Sarah can't afford an apartment of her own, so what does she think is going to happen if Katie and she get an apartment and then they work things out?

The end of it all for me is that friends are there to support each other and be there for each other and to help each other through problems, but when it comes to marriage, there are only two people, and those two people are the ones who have to deal. And getting in the way of their dealing does no good. It's not like Sarah is trying to help them work it out by playing intermediary (not that it would do any good).

Am I *completely* off base?