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Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Yup, and also gave cold hard numbers as to how long the entire rescue took,how many people he saved,the distance he carried them etc. But good list of examples. Let's look at them.

Were they, or weren't the Koreans evacuated? Y/N?

Did Gladiator destroy that planet? Y/N?

Did Hyperion hold back the worlds (not universes, btw) until they broke? Y/N?

Did Cho break the moon? Y/N?

Shall I go on?

Were your answers all the same? Which one was different?

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Originally posted by Sin I AM
Lol at this cluster phuck. Saint stop beating your head against the wall

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Originally posted by carver9
Where was it shown to be earth mass though? We only have a statement.

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Originally posted by DarkSaint85
So you want a literal weight with the word 'mass of Earth' written on it?

Scientist lady does not exist IRL. The writer does. And he wrote that Superman benched the mass of Earth for five days.

I am starting to think you and JBl don't know what mass means. It doesn't mean the actual physical EARTH. It's what people erroneously call 'weight'.

If you say I have a weight of 180 lbs, that's actually wrong. I have a mass of 180lbs.

@JBL: we are actually shown Superman lifting the mass though. Unless you think his 'hnnnngh' noise was him farting or something.

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Originally posted by JBL
When did I say I accept it?? I said, why superman fans reject it and take the superman one when the earth never got benched. Stick with the Subject.

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Originally posted by JBL
Here we go again.... Show us superman lifting the earths weight or the earth itself. You cannot. Stop hiding behind statements.

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Originally posted by abhilegend
So you don't accept Cho's showing?

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Originally posted by DarkSaint85
He's actually doing it though.....the scene in question shows him in the middle of the lift (and by lift, I mean the whole exercise).

He's straining, his words are indicating he's under strain.....he's actually lifting it.

And has been, by the time we see him, for the past five days.
Your argument is like saying 'show us the mutated genes which show Storm being able to control the weather..... without that, stop hiding behind statements that she's a mutant'.

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Originally posted by JBL
do you? Anyway, you seem to at sometimes make sense. Do me a favor Abhil. Post the scan of gladiator and Surfer locked in combat where the writer states that cosmic energy is coming from both.

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Originally posted by JBL
So superman straining means he's benching the earths weight? Got it. Thanks.

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Originally posted by abhilegend
What for? They were alternate reality characters.

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Originally posted by TheHulkster
Cho Hulk causes greater than 123 on rictor scale by pounding moon. With the amount of energy release by this according to this guy:

https://www.quora.com/How-strong-is...ter-scale-quake

Who has matched or exceeded with their fists?

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-gMUkiru0...00/038_0018.jpg

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Originally posted by JBL
Do like I asked.

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Originally posted by abhilegend
Huh? Am I missing something here?

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Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Post proof that the X-men have mutated genes.

All of them.

And not just statements saying they're mutants, either. I want to see scans of their DNA sequences.

No hiding behind statements now.

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Originally posted by JBL
Why? They are mutants with powers that they use and we can see them use those powers. Now show superman benching the actual earth, not a statement with no proof other than a machine. It's just like you playing your video game and beating other soldiers in modern warfare. Now get a machine gun and go Rob a bank and see what happen. Rob the actual bank instead of robbing one on a game ( machine) then I'll call you a bank robber.

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Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Not sure what the feat is, though?

Not breaking the moon? That's what happened.

Going over 100on the Richter scale? That didn't happen.

The only good feat here is durability, for Marvel's Moon.