Evil, Inc.

[lottiepop]

Oh don't give me that I don't follow everyone else BS,I've heard it everywhere it gets old and quite frankly boring.

Yes, yes he was a villian. A la Bella Lugosi, twirly moustache and everything!

But let's not argue, that's stupid and pointless, and I don't know you well enough to be on arguing terms.

[Taco-Calamitous]

Welcome, Sinister. I'm glad you chose to join us. Thank you as well for that thoughtful response. Indeed, "the past is told by those who win" (to quote one of my favorite bands, whom I shall refrain from naming to protect their innocence.) Although lottiepop brings up a good point; those who are known as "villains" don't always lose.

Who is the hero and who is the villain is subjective, after all; some see the United State's last president-George W. Bush-as a kind of villain. Some see him as an evil mastermind, yet simultaneously and paradoxically, a total moron. He managed to win our presidential election twice-even with a large number of people absolutely hating him-and managed to survive calls for his impeachment, and shoes thrown at his head. Yet at the same time, there were many that considered him their champion. And the people he ran against kinda stank. Now, let's get down to gifts for loved ones...

Halie: Oh jam! Building anticipation and excitement for what your friend might recieve, only to destroy their hopes upon finding the gift! That is evil!

lottiepop: That is crude, yet at once intriguing. The clean up afterwards must be a bother, however.

And that... is all... Without another word, the man known as Hellfire takes his leave, disappearing into the shadows in but an instant. Shortly after, a loud crash is heard, followed by singular, loud curse word. And then silence.

Wuv, Yer Mom