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[covalesky]

Not really.

I've lost tons of stuff, but almost never find them.

[Gladiator X]

Sadly, that includes your virginity.

Sad for YOU, that is.

I gave that away.

[Gladiator X]

Seriously though...does anyone really "lose" their virginity?

Losing it implies that it was an accident like you slipped and fell onto a hole or bent over at the wrong time or something.

I don't know about anyone else but I was fully cognizant of what was going down and the end goal was always my objective. No happenstance at all.

[Lord Simian]

Here's an odd one for you:

I had a comic book, it was "What If: Wolverine Was The Lord of the Vampires". I loved that comic, but it was in trashed shape. Sue me, I was a middle schooler.

So, one day while I was cleaning my room, I threw it away. And then, the next time I was cleaning... I found it again. Throughout my youth, I threw that book away a bunch of times, and it always came back!

I took it as a sign, so now I have a copy I keep safely. I also bought a key art page from the artist!

[Keb]

Here's an odd one for you:

I had a comic book, it was "What If: Wolverine Was The Lord of the Vampires". I loved that comic, but it was in trashed shape. Sue me, I was a middle schooler.

So, one day while I was cleaning my room, I threw it away. And then, the next time I was cleaning... I found it again. Throughout my youth, I threw that book away a bunch of times, and it always came back!

I took it as a sign, so now I have a copy I keep safely. I also bought a key art page from the artist!

I have that comic too. It's in a box somewhere.

[Arion]

I lost a Batman comic written by John Ostrander with art by Mike McKone and a cover by Dick Sprang (mid 80s). I never found it.

[Dragavon]

I've lost my Amazing Spider-Man comic cd. That's the equivalent of losing 500 issues.

(Though it might have been stolen at my last job. There was one guy who was real shifty.)

[MrBlack]

I used to have a copy of Cable #1 (of 2), his first self-titled mini-series. I liked the first issue, but never had a copy of the second issue. I eventually left it with my folks when I moved away from home.

A couple of years ago I found a box of comics in an antique shop and it had both issues. They were priced a little higher than they were worth, but I wanted to finish the story. No regrets.

[Zenguru]

Here's an odd one for you:

I had a comic book, it was "What If: Wolverine Was The Lord of the Vampires". I loved that comic, but it was in trashed shape. Sue me, I was a middle schooler.

So, one day while I was cleaning my room, I threw it away. And then, the next time I was cleaning... I found it again. Throughout my youth, I threw that book away a bunch of times, and it always came back!

I took it as a sign, so now I have a copy I keep safely. I also bought a key art page from the artist!

AWESOME!!!!

[Zenguru]

I lost a Batman comic written by John Ostrander with art by Mike McKone and a cover by Dick Sprang (mid 80s). I never found it.

Detective Comics #622 thru 624 featured that story. It's one of those.

[Zenguru]

Seriously though...does anyone really "lose" their virginity?

Losing it implies that it was an accident like you slipped and fell onto a hole or bent over at the wrong time or something.

I don't know about anyone else but I was fully cognizant of what was going down and the end goal was always my objective. No happenstance at all.

I can totally see you losing your virginity into a hole.

[Keb]

Dick Sprang

nice name

[Zenguru]

nice name

Real name, too. Kinda stuff you can't make up.

[Lord Simian]

I have that comic too. It's in a box somewhere.

Cool! The page I bought is the one where the Punisher kills kitty pryde.

[Chesscub]

Cool! The page I bought is the one where the Punisher kills kitty pryde.

Tom Morgan was an underrated artist.