Originally posted by Philosophía
Actually, me bumping this thread is similar to somebody reminding you how big of a moron you are, every few weeks when he has 15 minutes to spare on this thread.I know right? 15 minutes of my time.
15 minutes of typing. 2 months of bitter weeping, teeth-gnashing, and self-loathing in-between. I've seen butthurt before. And you've taken it to new heights.
Originally posted by Philosophía
"Adjusting the moon's orbit" is an oversimplification of the fact that Ultraman accelerated the moon ridiculously so in order to block out the Sun in moments - so that the force required to do that far outshines Hyperion's Earth palming [and yes, it's Earth palming, not Universe palming].
Pushing a Moon into a new orbit isn't a greater strength feat than holding apart two Earths collapsing into each other via systemic multiversal collapse mechanics. Shut up. You can't justify it any any way at all. Or you would have.
Originally posted by Philosophía
It seems you can't read.http://i709.photobucket.com/albums/ww99/Strangerinthenight/Newer/Avengers004-Zone-013_zps6b4c320d.jpg
I'll take it to you step by step.
Let us see:
1). The Earths are closing in on eachother ["..the worlds were about to touch..]
2). Hyperion goes between them, and holds them apart ["by the time the worlds were about to touch, he was all that remained of them.]
3). [b]Hyperion holds the worlds apart, but they break and the energy of the two Universes cascade into eachother, destroying everything.
["
..Until the worlds broke, the cascade energy collapsing two entire universes"] [/b]
The worlds broke not because of the strain Hyperion put on them, but because the time limit of the Incursion expired. If Earths break, via bombs or whatever, their respective universes are saved. So stop ignoring the clear rules that were painstakingly set up by Hickman, you unbelievably witless imbecile.
Originally posted by Philosophía
Now, dumby, instead of focusing on how the cascading of the Universes took place [which you're so desperately trying to divert the discussion to], the question pertaining to Hyperion's feat is actually why did the Earths break?. And yes, they did break - there's no doubt about that no matter how much you, in your imbecilic standpoing are trying to mislead.The answer is: because they couldn't withstand the pressure.
Why the couldn't withstand the pressure?
Because, as anybody [well, except you and a few selected feeble-minded group] can attest to, [b]EARTH CAN'T WITHSTAND THE UNIVERSE'S MASS PUSHING ON IT WITHOUT BREAKING
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Except when it did in the Cap scene and in the Hyperion scene. Because the completely dispositive fact remains: if you break an Earth, via an anti-matter bomb, or Galactus snacking, or even a hypothetical Superman stress-fracturing... the universes are spared destruction. That's the rule. Destroy the Earth, save the universe. If the universes are destroyed, either the Earths touched or the time limit ran out. It cannot be because an outside force destroyed them before either happened.
Originally posted by Philosophía
Thus, by any resonable conclusion [and basic physics], Hyperion withstood what the planet Earth can withstand, before breaking apart. And the breaking point of planet Earth is far, far below the entire mass of the Universe.Is that, really so hard to understand?
Really? You're
really trying to invoke "
basic physics" in a fictional comic book scene where parallel universes are colliding into each other via Incursion points that just so happen to be totally Earth-centric and one of the comic book characters says something like this:
Originally posted by Philosophía
Are you really going to continue with this blatant "Earth can withstand the Universe's mass!" in order to hype (heh) Hyperion's feat?Because this is, like I said, the worst argument in the history of KMC.
I'm embarrased for you.
Are you going to completely ignore the rules Hickman created that utterly disprove Hyperion's strength fractured the Earths and the Cap situation that blatantly stated the entire universe was pushed back by focusing on pushing the Earth? Not to mention that moving the Moon from its orbit is somehow more impressive than keeping two collapsing Earths apart from each other while two universes blow up in your face.
You've become a complete joke.
I'm not embarrassed for you. Because I've known for a long time that your hypocritical antics would catch up to you in a spectacular explosion of asininity that will serve as fodder for richly deserved ridicule for some time to come.
