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**The Toyroom** · Apr 11, '13, 6:54 AM

'Cause he's X-tra special...

**Gorn Captain** · Apr 11, '13, 7:34 AM

Because he's the leader of the X-Men?

**drquest** · Apr 11, '13, 8:04 AM

In math X is used for "unknown", so I always figured related to that since they didn't know exactly what he was or was capable of.

**Earth 2 Chris** · Apr 11, '13, 9:03 AM

^That, and his eXtra-sensory powers...much like the X-Men.

Chris

**sauce** · Apr 11, '13, 9:20 AM

Originally posted by drquest

In math X is used for "unknown", so I always figured related to that since they didn't know exactly what he was or was capable of.

This be it.

**Mikey** · Apr 11, '13, 11:49 AM

Thanks guys

Makes more sense now

**jwyblejr** · Apr 11, '13, 1:57 PM

Someone should have shaved his head.

**johnmiic** · Apr 11, '13, 7:24 PM

You mean it's not really Charlie 10, (X = 10)?

**jwyblejr** · Apr 11, '13, 11:30 PM

^If that's the case,you have to wonder where's I through IX.

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