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Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Mr and Mrs Batman


I did have to do a double take on this one, since at first it looked like Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson were sleeping in the same bed. Even then, I was immediately reminded of Lucille Ball and Ricky Ricardo's bedroom on I Love Lucy, where TV censorship rules declared that even married couples couldn't be shown sleeping in the same bed. All kinds of oddities bubbling under the surface here...:)
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  1. Mary xoOctober 20, 2010 at 11:23 AM

    Hey, if Bruce Wayne is a billionaire with a big house, why don't they have their own rooms? Or are they partners in more than crime fighting? Just sayin'.

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