Rank these guys by lifting strength

Originally posted by h1a8
Then what does "incalculable" mean if it has nothing to do the instruments capabilities?

Does it mean "infinite"?

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/wK-U9KatUbBK8Z7NBmOmPXKwCthsTtvnwUbEIbonh5xhno_Rg2u_-50G9-aevKbcD94FD-OKjEod=s1600

Must be true.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Somehow Hulk struggling with 6 tons weight is more impressive than Superman benching entire Earth's weight because "Hulk's strength was not given any number".

Guess what, neither was Superman.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-XSDNzaCB-aM/Uw15JIPF_MI/AAAAAAAAxEg/8Ti9dGm2uUw/s1600/p13_1.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-o2qmwTap-Vw/Uw15N6Z3LCI/AAAAAAAAxFw/JSFgWFVgpg8/s1600/p13_2.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1cm1bEn8E04/Uw15OB01FCI/AAAAAAAAxGA/Pvbdg3RyN7Q/s1600/p13_3.jpg

The only reason he even strained was because he was weakened after five days away from sun and this was lower level stuff for him.

So Hulk strains at 6 tons. Superman strains at 6 sextillion tons while weakened.

Somehow that makes Superman weaker because Samson said so.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
That's not what incalculable means. One synonym for the word is "infinite". You are asking me to prove a negative. If Thinker is not being literal, that is something you would have to prove. What you're asking is the same as me asking you to prove that Veritas' equipment is accurate or that she is not exaggerating/lying.

That is not Woldbreaker in that issue. Regular Savage Hulk.

I'm asking you to prove a positive. Prove that Thinker has the resources (and he is shown using them) that can measure someone's lifting force beyond a billion tons (which is no where near an Earth weight).

All tech has limits. There is a limit to what a particular tech can measure. Unless you prove otherwise.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Somehow Hulk struggling with 6 tons weight is more impressive than Superman benching entire Earth's weight because "Hulk's strength was not given any number".

Guess what, neither was Superman.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-XSDNzaCB-aM/Uw15JIPF_MI/AAAAAAAAxEg/8Ti9dGm2uUw/s1600/p13_1.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-o2qmwTap-Vw/Uw15N6Z3LCI/AAAAAAAAxFw/JSFgWFVgpg8/s1600/p13_2.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1cm1bEn8E04/Uw15OB01FCI/AAAAAAAAxGA/Pvbdg3RyN7Q/s1600/p13_3.jpg

The only reason he even strained was because he was weakened after five days away from sun and this was lower level stuff for him.

So Hulk strains at 6 tons. Superman strains at 6 sextillion tons while weakened.

Somehow that makes Superman weaker because Samson said so.

So the machine Superman was benching on weighed as much as the earth? Samson said the machine was 6 tons, he didn't mention the pressure it was dropping down.

Jesus Christ...Superman benched the earth's weight for 5 days straight. It really can't be any more clear cut. The amount of mental gymnastics people are doing to say it is not true is staggering. Superman did it. Deal with it.

Originally posted by emporerpants
Jesus Christ...Superman benched the earth's weight for 5 days straight. It really can't be any more clear cut. The amount of mental gymnastics people are doing to say it is not true is staggering. Superman did it. Deal with it.

I think you didn't read the replies in this thread. Please read the topic that is being discussed. Thanks.

Originally posted by h1a8
Then what does "incalculable" mean if it has nothing to do the instruments capabilities?

Does it mean "infinite"?

What is the 4th word on the list?

http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/incalculable

Originally posted by emporerpants
Jesus Christ...Superman benched the earth's weight for 5 days straight. It really can't be any more clear cut. The amount of mental gymnastics people are doing to say it is not true is staggering. Superman did it. Deal with it.

Not even close to what is being debated.

Originally posted by JBL
The press weight 6 tons, it has nothing to do with what was said about hulks strength. How much did that machine weight that superman was on??? It's the same as a 2 ton press pressing down with the force of 50 tons. Get your azz under a 30lb press and let it start coming down at a force of 2 ton and see what happens.

Originally posted by carver9
So the machine Superman was benching on weighed as much as the earth? Samson said the machine was 6 tons, he didn't mention the pressure it was dropping down.

You know what a no limit fallacy is, don't you?

Originally posted by abhilegend
Must be nice to be you. No logic in anything.
Did he say it was adding the pressure of Earth's weight?

You know what a no limit fallacy is, don't you?

What he said was, Hulk strength was limitless. I don't think he would've said that off of 6 tons.

Originally posted by carver9
What he said was, Hulk strength was limitless. I don't think he would've said that off of 6 tons.

Any number too high to calculate will be incalculable.

Tomatometer says hi, abhi.

DK books which is Canon to Marvel comics when publishing bios said this...

If he has unlimited strength straight up, how does he gets stronger?

You can't get stronger than "unlimited strength".

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Tomatometer says hi, abhi.

Originally posted by abhilegend
If he has unlimited strength straight up, how does he gets stronger?

You can't get stronger than "unlimited strength".

Originally posted by JBL
Unlimited means it keeps going, WOW abhil!! Go back to some type of school.

adjective

not limited or restricted in terms of number, quantity, or extent.

A quick Google search would tell you what it is.

Originally posted by abhilegend
unlimited

adjective

not limited or restricted in terms of number, quantity, or extent.

A quick Google search would tell you what it is.

The irony in this thread is ****ing amazing.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Tomatometer says hi, abhi.

He won't dare show his face in the movie vs. forum.