Originally posted by bigbran
maybe for a human. but the mountain was bigger, it would be easier to lift a bigger object on your back then a little 50 pound weight.
lets say we have a boxing bag, then we have a weight, same weight.
which would be easier to brace?
Sidestep: Answer my question as I did yours.
Is Catching a Falling Weighty Object more impressive than Deadlifting the same?
Originally posted by bigbran
i already did. in that post you quoted there. depends the size, density. nope not in hulks case it isnt more impressive.
Then you sir are a fanboy, and you just admitted it. You are worthy of no more responces. Of course you will continue to misquote and misrepresent me trying to make me out as SC the moron, but the truth is obvious.
Good day.
E: I forgot one possible alternate explanation: Hulk Hater.
so im a fanboy, and a hater!?!?!? in comics, that wouldnt be better for anyone, even juggs, id rather see hulk lift it then brace it.
our just trying to make it sound like its harder, so hulk can be stronger than anyone.
and you know how much that little sttement made you look like a fantoy.
and another question, who am i a fanboy of?
Originally posted by DalakIn terms of strength NO it isn't.
Sidestep: Answer my question as I did yours.Is Catching a Falling Weighty Object more impressive than Deadlifting the same?
I can tell you this you drop 500 pounds on my Back as long as I'm tensed and ready I won't fall but now you ask me to perform a squat motion with it its an entirely different matter.
Now when you also take into account the fact that bracing and resisting the weight also has to deal with the fact how durable your muscles are I mean if you tense up and the weight falls on you the breakability of each muscles becomes the most important factor not how much weight they can move.
The thread starter didnt specify the fight. He started it years ago and probably doesnt even come anymore so we couldnt ask him. Hulk can be bloodlusted but still as soon as the fight starts he is calm state. Bloodlusted as in he fights the best he can and uses what he has. If your going to bring in savage hulk I can just bring in trion Juggernaut and we all know who would win that one.
I like both Juggernaut and Hulk, but Hulk can only hope for a stalemate. That has been proven even the hulk fans dont think he can win. Still Juggernaut has the option of actually winning. So unless you can prove that Juggernaut cannot KO Hulk early on even once out of 100 tries then he still wins this even if its just by one win.
Originally posted by TheDecider
The thread starter didnt specify the fight. He started it years ago and probably doesnt even come anymore so we couldnt ask him. Hulk can be bloodlusted but still as soon as the fight starts he is calm state. Bloodlusted as in he fights the best he can and uses what he has. If your going to bring in savage hulk I can just bring in trion Juggernaut and we all know who would win that one.
I'm assuming this was directed at me.
The standard rule of ALL forum fights is "bloodlust is on", unless the starter decides otherwise.
And you're not making any sense. I can't even tell if you're kidding or not.
Originally posted by TheDecider
I think im making sense. Bloodlust is they both are fighting to the best of there abilities right? Hulk can but he still starts off at calm base level of strength, not starting off at a savage level of strength.
No, bloodlust = bloodlust. Lusted for blood. Also, fighting to the best of their abilities. But that means that Hulk is enraged.
Originally posted by newjak86
In terms of strength NO it isn't.I can tell you this you drop 500 pounds on my Back as long as I'm tensed and ready I won't fall but now you ask me to perform a squat motion with it its an entirely different matter.
Now when you also take into account the fact that bracing and resisting the weight also has to deal with the fact how durable your muscles are I mean if you tense up and the weight falls on you the breakability of each muscles becomes the most important factor not how much weight they can move.
So you say that I can drop a 500 pound wieght on your back and you can stand it without falling down.
From how many feet?
1, 2, 10, 20?
In this scenario a 2 mile tall mountain is falling from a height of around 2 miles. Well that can't be duplicated by us which is why I originally said 50 lbs from 10 feet.
Oh and where are you located, in case you'd like to test this theory of yours. I'm in central Texas.