Who's Who: Update '87 #4

 Who's Who: Update '87 #4

This page is a very big deal, but not for the reasons you'd expect!

About 3-4 years ago I got into podcasts in a big way, rapidly working my way through JLI and more importantly Who's Who. With so many podcast I began to wonder how easy it would be to make my own podcast (very difficult it seems). But who would I do my podcast about?

Enter the Who's Who episode about this issue! Where Rob was going on about Pee Gee's weight, a common discussion about a lot of characters. The conversations basically go on about just how much her... assets.

At that point I though, Power Girl must be more than just a series of massive boobs! So after checking around to see what else was out theere I decided to start the blog about Pee Gee... and the rest is history!

Oh and F-cups are around 1,180g (2.6lbs) or as the internet tells me around the size of a  three-month-old Persian kitten!

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  1. Tim PriceMonday, 26 December 2022 at 10:42:00 GMT-5

    Wow! Here I was expecting to read about the artwork or some analysis of the history or powers, and instead I get the Secret Origin of the Symbol Pending Blog! Nice surprise and glad this blog exists!
    I also get tickled by weight comparisons and immediately think about everything being compared the same way. X = full grown chinchilla, Y = adolescent dachshund, Z= new born hippopotamus.

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    1. Symbol PendingMonday, 26 December 2022 at 16:10:00 GMT-5

      I must confess whilst I enjoy other people talking about Who's Who, they're not something I'd read just for fun. I guess wiki's and the like have just spoiled me!

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