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I really like pictures of American ruins, and I like these especially because I'm from Indiana. The whole state is kind of sliding into a post-industrial wasteland it seems.
@Purple Dave: Seriously, the bat cave is located under the Wayne Mansion which has been owned by the Wayne family for years. It's a freakin' 100+ year old castle. I'm sure some child-labor-employing industrial Wayne tycoon paid everything off in the 1800's. The Bat would have hella high property taxes to cough up if Gotham City were anything like NY, but he wouldn't be on the hook for the mortgage.
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I don't see a floating head.
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The poster AND the movie were something altogether different from the standard. Great movie.
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enjoy!
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No, not the whole town.
It's just a lot smaller than it used to be, largely because there are no jobs there anymore.
-Kle.
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2) Why is WW so mad at that shaker?
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All the others are superb.
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There's no way Batman would find himself suddenly on the hook for mortgage payments..
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