GI Joe Resolute: Going back to highschool (the cool way): Pride Prejudice by Marvel Comics

I shouldn't be the one to tell you to check this shit out by now:
http://www.adultswim.com/video/?episodeID=8a25059520b3d89e0120b49221340025
But CHECK THIS SHIT OOOOOOOOUT! (guitar riff)

It slices, dices, and blows up Moscow by the 4 minute mark.

I think this is a good idea.
Going to my old school and ask the teachers what books the kids (like first through fifth grade) are reading. Avert them from reading League of Gentlemen (unless we're talking about some really austere motherfucking 1st grader) or anything with a cute cover but has rape, incest mutilation, and a scene of two consenting adults having sex...while floating above their bed...and one of them is naked (the girl in this case. The guy is just humpin' air). A comprehensive list made by the DON'T CLICK THAT generation over at tvtropes should help me with this:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Ptitlerax1116nu5ji?from=Main.WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids

By DON'T CLICK THAT I mean:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TVTropesWillRuinYourLife
Pride & Prejudice...
I heard Patton Oswalt was buying this and gave it a shot. An adaption of the Jane Austin novel, it is really ...interesting so far. I need to read Pride&Prejudice the book someday as well as this comic later today. I guess it helps with learning how woman converse and interact but I would benefit with a few days with my Aunts in Atlanta or just some of the girls I still have cell numbers to. OH THAT'S GOING TO BE A BAD IDEA.

Writing a show aimed for children is not my ideal situation but I'll write whatever comes to mind.

Some knowledge from the High School Dir. at USN, Mr. Robbins:

Even if they don't get the show or the script you write is destroyed by executives, the critical words I get about the script I write well be extremely advantagious to me growing as a writer.

PS:
As a Wolverine fan I'm stoked for this recentmovie with him cutting lose on choppers and whatnot. As a Cyclops fan... words fail to describe my excitement in seeing a Scott Summers appearance.