#0, Thank you, Gryphon.
Posted by StaticdashPulse on Jan-25-06 at 07:48 PM
LAST EDITED ON Dec-21-11 AT 03:00 PM (EST)
Thank you for remembering Friday. One of the cutest, funniest little A.I.'s in Marvel history, and no one remembers her. Thank you. :~)
#1, RE: Thank you, Gryphon.
Posted by mdg1 on Jan-25-06 at 08:24 PM
In response to message #0
Cute, perhaps.Funny, certainly. But little? Only when she wasn't at home in her smartship body. :)
#2, RE: Thank you, Gryphon.
Posted by StaticdashPulse on Jan-25-06 at 09:43 PM
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LAST EDITED ON Dec-21-11 AT 10:17 PM (EST)
Was that the same Friday?
#3, RE: Thank you, Gryphon.
Posted by mdg1 on Jan-26-06 at 10:01 AM
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Possibly not. I was thinking of the one from Power Pack. Was there another?
#4, RE: Thank you, Gryphon.
Posted by StaticdashPulse on Jan-26-06 at 01:08 PM
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LAST EDITED ON Dec-21-11 AT 10:17 PM (EST)
Between issues #53 and #74 of Iron Man volume 2, Tony had a little A.I. named Friday. She replaced Jocasta as his majordomo-slash-assistant when she finally got a body. Friday was, sadly, a minor character, mostly used a visual gag (she'd look like secretary when taking notes, einstein when doing math, etc.) for the book.I'm assuming that system:starkwire.com (aka "Fri") is that Friday.
#5, RE: Thank you, Gryphon.
Posted by mdg1 on Jan-26-06 at 01:20 PM
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Ahhh... I was not reading the book then.I guess he finally ran out of classical writers (HOMER, PLATO, VIRGIL...)
#6, RE: Thank you, Gryphon.
Posted by StaticdashPulse on Jan-26-06 at 01:30 PM
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LAST EDITED ON Dec-21-11 AT 10:17 PM (EST)
(I hope this isn't going too off-topic...)Sadly, I wasn't reading the book back when he was using HOMER -- aside from the Iron Man #300 back issue, I only know HOMER from the cartoon -- or those others.
#7, RE: Thank you, Gryphon.
Posted by mdg1 on Jan-26-06 at 01:52 PM
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I only know HOMER from the Iron Manual :)As I understand it, PLATO & VIRGIL were used in Force Works, which I never read. (We now return you to on-topic discussion :) )
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