Stripped BB shell threads - options?

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Or does Superman wad Clark's duds up, crushing them with his
super strength, and hide them in a secret pocket under his
cape?

That is, I believe, the canonical explanation (at least about the cape
pocket; perhaps he folds them neatly).

Mark Janeba

Mark Janeba said:

Quoted message said:

Or does Superman wad Clark's duds up, crushing them with his
super strength, and hide them in a secret pocket under his
cape?

That is, I believe, the canonical explanation (at least about the cape
pocket; perhaps he folds them neatly).

Mark Janeba

Dear Mark,

Folding Clark's shoes might be possible for the dry-cleaner
of steel, but folding the fedora is a trick that I want to
capture on film.

Jimmy Olsen

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Mark Janeba said:

Quoted message said:

Or does Superman wad Clark's duds up, crushing them with his
super strength, and hide them in a secret pocket under his
cape?

That is, I believe, the canonical explanation (at least about the cape
pocket; perhaps he folds them neatly).

Dear Mark,

Folding Clark's shoes might be possible for the dry-cleaner
of steel, but folding the fedora is a trick that I want to
capture on film.

Jimmy Olsen

Dear Jimmy:

Perhaps a folding Panama?
http://www.cablecarclothiers.com/page42.html

Perry White

Mark Janeba said:

Quoted message said:

Mark Janeba said:

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>Or does Superman wad Clark's duds up, crushing them with his
>super strength, and hide them in a secret pocket under his
>cape?

That is, I believe, the canonical explanation (at least about the cape
pocket; perhaps he folds them neatly).

Dear Mark,

Folding Clark's shoes might be possible for the dry-cleaner
of steel, but folding the fedora is a trick that I want to
capture on film.

Jimmy Olsen

Dear Jimmy:

Perhaps a folding Panama?
http://www.cablecarclothiers.com/page42.html

Perry White

Dear Mr. White,

If Clark is spending $398 for a folding hat, why does he
always want to go dutch on our dates?

Of course, maybe Clark makes his folding hats himself out of
tinfoil . . .

Lois Lane