TrashGoblin

I think they're just conscripting everyone they can get their hands on at this point.

10 points, in fact.

A right wing RUSSIAN hoax.

Also Russia famously being a US ally.

He really is. Ran the most expensive Senate campaign ever (at the time), got absolutely bodied by an elderly neocon who is unpopular even among his base. But the consultants and advertisers made money, and that's what really matters, isn't it?

You can make them thicker. Also, a smaller screen uses less power, especially if it's also lower resolution.

By the time I got one, they were several years old, so I expected slow. It was fine after debloating, but obviously people can't be expected to do that. Agree on the sound, also the camera was Not Great, even for the time.

The Moto G, first generation, was the ideal sized phone, and I will not be taking any questions.

Oh, there's LOS for it? That's appealing. Is it an official or unofficial build?

She already moved to Ireland and is in the process of obtaining citizenship; her father was an Irish citizen. Not a situation that generalizes.

And I'm pretty sure (without looking it up) that his very first villain was a slumlord.

EDIT: I was mistaken, though I'm pretty sure he threatens a slumlord in an early issue of Action Comics. Here's the actual summary:

The next twelve pages showed Superman attempting to save an innocent woman about to be executed while delivering the real murderess, bound and gagged, and leaving her on the lawn of the state Governor's mansion after breaking through the door into his house with a signed confession; coming to the aid of a woman being beaten up by her husband, who faints when his knife shatters on Superman's skin; rescuing Lois Lane (who also debuts in this issue) from a gangster who abducted her after she rebuffed him at a nightclub, which leads to the cover scene with the car; and going to Washington, D.C. to investigate a Senator who he suspects is corrupt, prompting a confession by leaping around high buildings with the terrified man, which leads into the next issue. All the while, Clark tries to keep Superman out of the papers.

"Hey. I'm just doing my job. - You give me that juris-my-diction crap, you can cram it up your ass."