Thor vs. Wonder Woman

Originally posted by Soujaboy
I never denied that, why your calling me a dummy for something I've never objected against is beyond me.

Again information I know. However that means nothing as you can't prove that the gravitational pull was a hindrance at all.

We've all been "chewing" on your fanboyish ways for quite a while now.

How so? The arm wrestling was an equally(most likely more) impressive feat, because not only did they not have any leverage but they indirectly threw the planet out of orbit. That and it was two of them and not three, so they force required by each individual was more.

I want you to sit in a car, have an arm wrestling contest, and see if you can generate enough force to move the car. Better yet, run full speed into a car throw your shoulder into it and see if you can move it, I bet you can't. Now get out the car, tie a rope to it(you don't need it, but hey), and try pulling it. Hell I've pushed a car before, it's not that hard.

Te rest is gibberish.

Pull something against the gravity of something 300,000 times the size of what your pulling, which then in turn is far more massive than your self. Thor and herc shaking the planet a lil is good. But it is not the same as PULLING the planet out of the sun's gravitational pull.

Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
Not push a car. Pull it. much different. Now pull the car up a hill. which is what they were doing when they pulled against the suns gravity. Thor and Herculese knocking the planet out of orbit is far easier. I can run to a car and jolt it hard enough to move it. That is all they did. Move the earth a lil. Not the same thing and not comparable.

Pulling the car would be easier, especially if you place a harness on my body.

They weren't pulling against the suns gravitational pull, such was never indicated within the pages of the comic.

Not.

You can't run into a car hard enough to move it from point a to point b, which is what they did when they planet was tossed out of orbit. You may be able to make it shake a little, but thats not the same as moving it out of position.

Now like I said which you've ignored from my last few post. Sit inside your car and have an arm wrestling contest. See if you can generate enough force to move your car from point a to point b. because that exactly what Herc and Thor did with the planet.

Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
Pull something against the gravity of something 300,000 times the size of what your pulling, which then in turn is far more massive than your self. Thor and herc shaking the planet a lil is good. But it is not the same as PULLING the planet out of the sun's gravitational pull.

I want proof that the gravitational pull from the sun was a hindrance. I also want scientific proof of the exact force that is needed to move a planet out of the earths gravitational pull.

Originally posted by Soujaboy
Pulling the car would be easier, especially if you place a harness on my body.

They weren't pulling against the suns gravitational pull, such was never indicated within the pages of the comic.

Not.

You can't run into a car hard enough to move it from point a to point b, which is what they did when they planet was tossed out of orbit. You may be able to make it shake a little, but thats not the same as moving it out of position.

Now like I said which you've ignored from my last few post. Sit inside your car and have an arm wrestling contest. See if you can generate enough force to move your car from point a to point b. because that exactly what Herc and Thor did with the planet.

First off, Anytime you pull the Earth out of it's orbit, your pulling against what is keeping it in place, which is The Sun's gravity, which keeps the entire solar system in place. Next, The force they were generating is NOT a strength feat. They were generating force. Which knocked the planet a lil out of orbit. Thor and Herc didn't move the planet from point a to point b, so your lil comparison is moot. They moved the earth enough to cause minor dmg. And Im sorry to tell you, Pulling a car up a hill is more like what they were doing. They were pulling it against the sun's gravity. Now, If a car is parked on a hill, one can hit the car with enough force to knock it out of gear. But can one pull the car up the hill?

Originally posted by Soujaboy
I want proof that the gravitational pull from the sun was a hindrance. I also want scientific proof of the exact force that is needed to move a planet out of the earths gravitational pull.

Um Tardo, don't we orbit the sun every day? In the exact same pattern year in and year out? That is called the sun's gravity. It is what keeps us in place.

Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
Um Tardo, don't we orbit the sun every day? In the exact same pattern year in and year out? That is called the sun's gravity. It is what keeps us in place.

I want proof that the gravitational pull from the sun was a hindrance. I also want scientific proof of the exact force that is needed to move a planet out of the earths gravitational pull.

Originally posted by Soujaboy
I want proof that the gravitational pull from the sun was a hindrance. I also want scientific proof of the exact force that is needed to move a planet out of the earths gravitational pull.

You need to do some research. I posted all of the scientific numbers already. Is it my fault your too lazy to look at them? And Force to move the planet out of orbit is different than pulling the planet out of orbit. I don't know what in the hell proof you need that the sun's gravity was a hinderance. If not for the sun's gravity, the earth would be easy to move. Nothing has weight in space. The mass of the Earth can only be come up with by using the Earth's own gravity as the measure. But the Earth doesn't hold itself in place. So you have to use the sun's gravity as the bench mark for how much wieght they were actually pulling.

Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
First off, Anytime you pull the Earth out of it's orbit, your pulling against what is keeping it in place, which is The Sun's gravity, which keeps the entire solar system in place. Next, The force they were generating is NOT a strength feat. They were generating force. Which knocked the planet a lil out of orbit. Thor and Herc didn't move the planet from point a to point b, so your lil comparison is moot. They moved the earth enough to cause minor dmg. And Im sorry to tell you, Pulling a car up a hill is more like what they were doing. They were pulling it against the sun's gravity. Now, If a car is parked on a hill, one can hit the car with enough force to knock it out of gear. But can one pull the car up the hill?

Your so lost in your fanboy ways that you don't even realize what you just said. Basically you just stated that Herc and Thor's feat also required them to pull against the gravitational pull of the sun, because as you said "Anytime you pull the Earth out of it's orbit, your pulling against what is keeping it in place, which is The Sun's gravity". What did Herc and Thor do? They pulled the earth out of orbit.

Where was the being generated by Nvr? STRENGTH.

Yes they did. In order to move the planet out of orbit, you would have to change it's position.

Sit inside your car and have an arm wrestling contest. See if you can generate enough force to move your car from point a to point b. because that exactly what Herc and Thor did with the planet.

Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
You need to do some research. I posted all of the scientific numbers already. Is it my fault your too lazy to look at them? And Force to move the planet out of orbit is different than pulling the planet out of orbit. I don't know what in the hell proof you need that the sun's gravity was a hinderance. If not for the sun's gravity, the earth would be easy to move. Nothing has weight in space. The mass of the Earth can only be come up with by using the Earth's own gravity as the measure. But the Earth doesn't hold itself in place. So you have to use the sun's gravity as the bench mark for how much wieght they were actually pulling.

Those were your numbers Nvrhadaclue. I want a link, I'm tired if your gibberish.

I should point out that in Obsidian Age, Wonder Woman, MM, and Superman moved the earth

Originally posted by Endless Mike
I should point out that in Obsidian Age, Wonder Woman, MM, and Superman moved the earth

Read the thread. 😐

Originally posted by Soujaboy
Those were your numbers Nvrhadaclue. I want a link, I'm tired if your gibberish.

LOL no they weren't. I looked them up on ask google. That is how I came up with the weight of the earth and the sun's mass.

Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
Not push a car. Pull it. much different. Now pull the car up a hill. which is what they were doing when they pulled against the suns gravity. Thor and Herculese knocking the planet out of orbit is far easier. I can run to a car and jolt it hard enough to move it. That is all they did. Move the earth a lil. Not the same thing and not comparable.

Now hit a car up hill...

You tell me to pull a car up hill, and yet, you only tell me to hit a car?
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What do you think would be harder?
Hitting a car up hill, or pulling a car up hill?

That should be a question that should never even need an answer... but please, if you would be so kind as to answer it...

Originally posted by Soujaboy
Your so lost in your fanboy ways that you don't even realize what you just said. Basically you just stated that Herc and Thor's feat also required them to pull against the gravitational pull of the sun, because as you said "Anytime you pull the Earth out of it's orbit, your pulling against what is keeping it in place, which is The Sun's gravity". What did Herc and Thor do? They pulled the earth out of orbit.

Where was the being generated by Nvr? STRENGTH.

Yes they did. In order to move the planet out of orbit, you would have to change it's position.

[b]Sit inside your car and have an arm wrestling contest. See if you can generate enough force to move your car from point a to point b. because that exactly what Herc and Thor did with the planet. [/B]

Um no. I said Herc and Thor moved the earth a lil. or made it shake. Now way did they knock it out of orbit. the dmg would have been unreal. And concussive force isn't the same as Pulling force. They caused a big Shockwave so to speak. Not the same as a pull. A big Shock wave can make a continent slide. It would take far more power to pull a continent.

Originally posted by bigbran
Give me a good footing... and I would probably fail...

Now hit a car up hill...

You tell me to pull a car up hill, and yet, you only tell me to hit a car?
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What do you think would be harder?
Hitting a car up hill, or pulling a car up hill?

That should be a question that should never even need an answer... but please, if you would be so kind as to answer it...

Your so dumb, you can't even gather the science. It only takes one shock of concussive force to make the car move. Whether it rolls up the hill or down the hill. Thor and herc were not applying constant pressure. So when they jolted the earth, they only made it shake, and didn't control which way it jolted. The heroes pulling were controlling in a steady movement the pull of the earth. NOT the same thing. Please try again.

Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
Um no. I said Herc and Thor moved the earth a lil. or made it shake. Now way did they knock it out of orbit. the dmg would have been unreal. And concussive force isn't the same as Pulling force. They caused a big Shockwave so to speak. Not the same as a pull. A big Shock wave can make a continent slide. It would take far more power to pull a continent.

Did you even read the comic? The comic out right stated that they moved the planet out of orbit. Now your going to sit here and tell me it was a shock wave?

What hell are you talking about? They generated enough force to move the planet out of orbit.

ANSWERS THIS QUESTION.

Do you think it would be harder to pull your car or sit inside your car and have an arm wrestling contest and generate enough force to move your car out of position?

Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
Your so dumb, you can't even gather the science. It only takes one shock of concussive force to make the car move. Whether it rolls up the hill or down the hill. Thor and herc were not applying constant pressure. So when they jolted the earth, they only made it shake, and didn't control which way it jolted. The heroes pulling were controlling in a steady movement the pull of the earth. NOT the same thing. Please try again.

There was no concussive force.

They were in a constant battle for leverage so long that the comic ended and yet they continued. This after they threw the planet out of orbit.

Originally posted by Soujaboy
Did you even read the comic? The comic out right stated that they moved the planet out of orbit. Now your going to sit here and tell me it was a shock wave?

What hell are you talking about? They generated enough force to move the planet out of orbit.

ANSWERS THIS QUESTION.

[b]Do you think it would be harder to pull your car or sit inside your car and have an arm wrestling contest and generate enough force to move your car out of position? [/B]

The question is dumb. They used concussive force to send shock waves to knock the planet around. I dont' een know where they were when they were doing this. But where ever they were, they weren't doing a slow steady movement to control where the planet was going. Any trainer can tell you, slow steady movement is harder than wild eratic force.

Originally posted by Soujaboy
There was no concussive force.

They were in a constant battle for leverage so long that the comic ended and yet they continued. This after they threw the planet out of orbit.

LOL, There was concussive force. IT is what they generated to shock the planet. They weren't applying any strength directly to the planet. They were generating shockwaves ( concussive force) that moved or rocked the planet. No way is that the same or Harder to do than a slow steady controlled movement against the sun's pull.

Originally posted by nvrbeenwthagirl
The question is dumb. They used concussive force to send shock waves to knock the planet around. I dont' een know where they were when they were doing this. But where ever they were, they weren't doing a slow steady movement to control where the planet was going. Any trainer can tell you, slow steady movement is harder than wild eratic force.

Your an idiot.

You didn't read the comic.

I don't know where you got this concussive force thing from. I assume it's another one of your lies.

They were in a slow steady contest that according to the writer could have lasted for weeks. However this was after they thew the planet out of orbit.