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Above and beyond is not always better or best.....

S is for Super.....

Super(exceeding the norm)-----

Superheroes, Supervillains, Supernatural, Superfluous.... not a definitive list, just a select set


Superheroes



Superman             Spiderman

Sherlock Holmes


Supervillains

  
Sauron
             
                                                         Saruman
                                                                         
Supernatural


 Sprite


           Sasquatch




                                                             Selkie
                                                                                  



 Strigoi                                            Succubus        


Superfluous

Snooki
                                                                                                               Sheen
 

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  1. As a kid, I decided that when I grew up, I'd solve the world's mysteries--bigfoot being one of them.

    Now that I'm grown up (close as I hope to get, anyway), I'd like nothing more than to restore all the mystery lost along the way.

    The world would be a more interesting place with a little less Velma and a little more Norville "Shaggy" Rogers, I think.

    Joe
    t: time lines

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  2. Yes, that's very true! And, I can't believe I forgot about "Shaggy"...he should definitely find a place among my Superhero S's :-)

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