Originally posted by Dum Dum Dugan
becuase the circumstances were completely different. Honestly do you read your arguements?Again how much do you think 300 pounds is to spiderman? Hell 300 pounds is lighter to spiderman then a piece of trash is to you, which is what I don't think your grasping.
you just love grasping at straws don't you?
No it taken with a grian of salt, becuase it foolish arguement based on circumstances. Wolverine did not expect his teammate to randomly attack him, fact.
yes which has nothing to do with speed, but strength, which is completely irrelevent to are debate.
Honestly read your arguements, your contradict yourself.
i have made one solid argument the entire time i have been debating with you and it was merely the amount of effort spider-man put in to that "throw" so how am i contradicting myself? Effort is kind of a universal word. It doesn't always mean the amount of force put into it. Effort would be the combination of the amount of strength, amount of thought, and/or actually trying to throw someone out a window. and the scene simply made it seem like pete walked by and pushed him with one arm. Indicating not only not trying or not putting much strength into it but piratically no thought. Meaning no effort.
if you mean where i said "Im not saying pete wasn't thinking about it but the way it was portrayed was as just that. when i read that it came off to me like pete put little to no effort into that attack." That was me stating this was my opinion of the whole incident. I thought that was clear. if not then my bad.
but if you want i can take a minute gather my thoughts and re-state everything in a more clarifying way?