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Hey guys, I'll be gone for the from tomorrow morning till the late evening of Friday. I'll return with new works.

Hey guys, Yesterday, I saw a good movie named The Avengers. It comes in the US-cinemas next week. Here's a little review I wrote. Since the dawn of men, we aspired to be heroes. We told each other stories of strong and smart men who fought in legendary battles, stood against fearsome beasts and saved beautiful damsels in distress. Since the 20s of the last century, some people have been writing such stories down in the form of comic books and graphic novels. Two of the people who did this were Stan Lee and Jack Kirby at Marvel Comics. The created among others the rich genius in a flying suit called Iron Man, the super soldier called

Hey everyone, did anyone of you notice that every great story and nearly every religion has three main characters and one doesn't really fit in? It can be discussed who's the one who doesn't fit in, depends on the category you're looking on. I give you a few examples so that you understand what I mean: Religion - Father, Son and Spirit - Odin, Thor and Loki - Zeus, Poseidon and Hades - Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma - and so on Stories - Luke, Leia and Han - Frodo, Samwise and Smeagol - Harry, Ron and Hermione - Batman, Superman and Wonderwoman - King Lear's daughters - Charlie, Alan and Jake - and so on Three seems to be a number m