Originally posted by Delta1938
I could be misinterpreting you, but the point of the type of choke that thingy is arguing(rear-naked choke) is a blood choke. The technique cuts off blood flow to the brain, so not suffocation. Although it wouldn't surprise me at all if thingy is clueless on this and that wasn't his argument.
Im sorry i did not know about how a choke put you to sleep lol, go argue against things stated in panel some more.
Originally posted by Delta1938
I could be misinterpreting you, but the point of the type of choke that thingy is arguing(rear-naked choke) is a blood choke. The technique cuts off blood flow to the brain, so not suffocation. Although it wouldn't surprise me at all if thingy is clueless on this and that wasn't his argument.
But cutting off blood to the head works by oxygen starvation...which, as the Hulk can survive in space, shouldn't be an issue.
All it would do is make Aquaman get up close and personal, to a guy getting madder and stronger by the millisecond, and negates his speed advantage.
Originally posted by thingy150
Im sorry i did not know about how a choke put you to sleep lol, go argue against things stated in panel some more.
I've already pointed-out what you've missed. Don't turn this into yet another derailment.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
But cutting off blood to the head works by oxygen starvation...which, as the Hulk can survive in space, shouldn't be an issue.All it would do is make Aquaman get up close and personal, to a guy getting madder and stronger by the millisecond, and negates his speed advantage.
That argument would be to assume Hulk doesn't need blood to his brain. Can you prove this?
And I wasn't arguing that Aquaman wins by this. Simply pointing-out that Hulk not needing to breathe doesn't necessarily mean a blood choke successfully applied wouldn't render him unconscious.
Originally posted by Delta1938
I've already pointed-out what you've missed. Don't turn this into yet another derailment.That argument would be to assume Hulk doesn't need blood to his brain. Can you prove this?
And I wasn't arguing that Aquaman wins by this. Simply pointing-out that Hulk not needing to breathe doesn't necessarily mean a blood choke successfully applied wouldn't render him unconscious.
BZ lets go, you pointed out one thing that has nothing to do with the fact that he got one shotted. They have fought multiple times and i just showed that in the thread.
Want to BZ it?
Originally posted by thingy150
BZ lets go, you pointed out one thing that has nothing to do with the fact that he got one shotted. They have fought multiple times and i just showed that in the thread.Want to BZ it?
I've challenged you multiple times for the BZ, told you more than once "we can start looking for judges now," said your only excuse for not doing it is being busy traveling(which is a legitimate reason), and you have to ask me if I want to? And I'm the stupid one?
http://www.reactionface.info/sites/default/files/imagecache/Node_Page/images/1284610759916.jpg
My face before i read you were kidding
Originally posted by -Pr-
to be fair, that's very much a "pointy hurt much, not-pointy hurt less" thing, like Thor and Wonder Woman used to have.
Originally posted by HulkIsHulkThor has had that weakness in most of his classic days. He needed Mjolnir to deflect bullets since his conception and has been cut several times. But I agree 100% that if a person can withstand punches from a semi-serious Superman then they are automatically bulletproof as well as resistant against cuts and stabs from conventional materials (like steel, wood, etc.). I can prove this mathematically.
Yeah, Pr's right. Piercing damage /=/ blunt force. So WW no longer has that weakness? Good. So bullets goes rright rough her and then she tanks Superman and Captain Marvel punches no problem always bothered. As for Thor, he had that weakness only under Busiek. Otherwise, never before, never after
Originally posted by h1a8
Thor has had that weakness in most of his classic days. He needed Mjolnir to deflect bullets since his conception and has been cut several times. But I agree 100% that if a person can withstand punches from a semi-serious Superman then they are automatically bulletproof as well as resistant against cuts and stabs from conventional materials (like steel, wood, etc.). I can prove this mathematically.
