Volume XI
Issue 5
May 2008

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Tag-Team Matchups: Part I
Q: If Superman and Lois Lane had a tag-team wrestling match against Batman and Robin, who would win?
A: A heroically super question. Let's see, Superman's powers would work pretty well in the ring. He could use his super strength and super speed, of course, plus heat vision and supercooling breath might come in handy. He could use his X-ray vision to see what Batman and Robin were hiding in their utility belts. On the other hand, Batman and Robin are exceptionally resourceful. Bruce, er, I mean Batman, could conceivably use his connections to get his hands on some Kryptonite. If either he or Robin held a knife made of some type of Kryptonite alloy to Lois' throat, I guess Superman would be forced to concede the match.

Tag-Team Matchups: Part II
Q: OK. How about Batman and Robin against the Undertaker and Kane?

A: Ah, an inexplicable follow-up question. No contest there. Batman and Robin, you see, are only fictional superheroes. The Undertaker and Kane, however, are as real as professional wrestling itself. Actors playing the roles of Batman and Robin, such as George Clooney and Chris O'Donnell, if they were unwise enough to step into the ring with the Undertaker and Kane, would quickly be annihilated.

Amish Ambush
Q: It was extremely cruel of you to pick on the Amish in your last issue. Why not attack  some more deserving group, like the Episcopalians?  ("The Pedestrians")

A: A plainly worded question. The Globe-Guardian and its staff of hundreds have nothing but respect for the Amish, who are simply decent folk and enterprising furniture builders as well. The target of the attack was the trivial points of religious belief which can foster formation of yet another sect. So, what have you got against the Episcopalians?

Mac Attack
Q: Frankly, sir, I am outraged by your depiction of the iMac as a lost alien artifact. Are you not aware that this new Apple machine is the finest computer to be marketed since the Lisa?
("Suspected Alien Device Found")
A: A Macintosh maniac question. Well said, sir. And I wish you every bit as much luck with your eight-track tape player and your Betamax VCR.

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