Originally posted by Soljerthey're not saying he just held it up. he actually held them from moving apart. it still isn't harder then moving the whole planet, but it's not as easy as you're putting it. 😬
.....Holding something isn't harder than moving it. Are you stoned? I can brace a lot more than I can lift. Get on the bench - you can hold much more weight above you than you could actually bench.Same with shrugs, squats, deadlifts, ANY lift. Holding is FAR easier than lifting/moving.
Originally posted by NiñoAraña
they're not saying he just held it up. he actually held them from moving apart. it still isn't harder then moving the whole planet, but it's not as easy as you're putting it. 😬
No, but if he actually held them in the AIR, it would be a lot harder than holding them from moving.
Watch the World's strongest man competitions - they hold things from moving apart that are WELL above what they can hold statically - which is WELL above what they can actually lift/move.
Originally posted by Soljer
.....Holding something isn't harder than moving it. Are you stoned? I can brace a lot more than I can lift. Get on the bench - you can hold much more weight above you than you could actually bench.Same with shrugs, squats, deadlifts, ANY lift. Holding is FAR easier than lifting/moving.
He had to stop it though 😐
Thats not bracing anything.
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
So grabbing a moving slab of earth and stopping its motion is easier than grabbing a nonmoving slab of earth and . . . ermm
110 degree weather at times. Comparable enough comfortability - cause, guess what? They aren't comic book characters holding tectonic plates. They're real life human beings holding pillars from falling.
🙄.
Originally posted by Soljer
110 degree weather at times. Comparable enough comfortability - cause, guess what? They aren't comic book characters holding tectonic plates. They're real life human beings holding pillars from falling.🙄.
That answer doesn't make much sense . . .
(due in large part to an edit that asks are rather more relevant question)
Originally posted by Lord Sthats what has been on my mind since sentry stepped on the scene, he is much to powerful, he needs to stay in space with the cosmics
A shame? That a johnny-come-lately powerhouse with no credible history whatsoever loses to one of the MU's mainstay characters? That's not a shame. The very existence of the Sentry is a shame. Ultra-powerful characters like that have no place in Marvel...except for in space, IMO.