Went To A Bigger City With Friends. At Some Point, I Was Like, "I Saw A Hat Shop. We Should Go There

Went to a bigger city with friends. At some point, I was like, "I saw a hat shop. We should go there when we go past it again." Did I remember where it was? No. Did I remember its name? Also, no. My friends were not convinced we'll find it. But then when hope was low I saw it!

The best part? Guess what it was called!

The Hat Shop

It was literally called The Hat Shop.

Top tier shit England, anywhere else it would have some bougie stupid name, but not here. It's the little things like that that make you decent enough to live in. Anyway, I bought myself an awesome hat for £15, absolutely worth it.

We will both die on our hills

but mine will be full of the sweetest strawberry plants because strawberries are amazing fruits

Me when a european mutual told me Strawberries are sweet:

My Mutual after I said all Strawberries are sour:

Seriously.

In what universe are these things

SWEET!?

I'd rather eat a tomato :p

Psst! Maybe doodle a Bruce and young Dick spotted by paparazzi!

Heartwarming! Bruce Wayne spotted walking with young ward Dick Grayson!

Absolutely losing my shit at this

Lego ass shit

Beautiful, amazing work. Please gib more

Somewhere in an alternate universe…where Batman has asked Lonnie to become Robin

Not gonna lie. The more I look into how they portray Bruce grieving about Jason, the more disappointed I am. They want to hurt him mentally all the time yet won't allow him to go through said mental aggony. It just seems to be so indecisive by the writers.

For example I find the whole thing of Batman wanting to off Joker in his grief and being stopped by Superman as cool and shit, but if they went with that as to why Batman didn't kill Joker then it should have continued for longer.

I mean, I would've loved a small series where Batman is out for blood. As in, he goes out of his way to try to track down the Joker and actually kill him, so all of JL needs to take turns to be on a bat duty. I think it would've been so heavy for us to watch through their eyes just how badly Batman went off kilter with grief, to the point they have to go out of their way to make sure their friend doesn't do something stupid.

Of course, he'd also manage to work around them, or generally when they're not there as everyone has their own lives. So sooner or later, he will definitely have tracked Joker. Let's say that after the initial murder attempt, he tried to do it three times more before stopping completely.

Maybe because Tim showed up or because he went to grief counselling, and as much as he was still heavily grieving (and still being hard on criminals), he doesn't go out of his way to kill Joker and people wanting to associate with him. Maybe that's when Tim showed up? Before, he was too afraid to make Bruce stop with his brutality by threats as then he was just as likely (in Tim's mind) to off him in his quest to avenge, but now (even though still shaking like a wet cold puppy) he could try to make Batman stop with being so hard on criminals. I think it would be a great wake-up call that a child that was afraid of him so much that he was shaking just looking at him but still felt as if they had to do something to stop Batman. Can you imagine the guilt? When you were supposed to give people hope from within the darkness of Gotham but lost your way so much, you were pretty much chocking out that hope and safety of better future? Making a child feel like they had to confront you? I'd imagine that guilt would've been a great narrative block to their relationship if explored further.

Additionally, imagine being a Joker goon at that time of grieving. You're used to having a gun be hit out of your hand with a battarang. That's normal, but this time, it got logged into the wall right by your head? And Batman loudly grunted in anger or however you would describe it. You'd think he was annoyed that he missed, but something is clearly off. The battarang seems a bit too sharp, too much like a knife, and thrown a bit too close to your face to be accidental. And when the sinking feeling of danger really sends in, you're in a whole world of pain before waking up in a hospital, most likely with at least one injury that won't heal fully.

Just saying, the writers fumbled a bit.

There are some misconceptions. Clark isn't certified for shit. He only has the bare minimum he needed (car license and maybe additional ones for like a bigger or livestock trailer if that's required in US). But this mf definitely drove halfway across his state on a tractor at the age of 16 without cops giving a shit because he followed all the traffic laws, and it's technically not illegal

It just hit me that Clark, as a farm boy, definitely knew how and did drive a quite large number of different vehicles at a very young age.

Imagine witnessing Superman backing up a truck with trailor like he is a professional truck driver with 29 years experience, but in reality, his dad was doing that large landscaping pond project once and needed hands so naturally a 5 year old Clark got himself a promotion on the farm