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Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Exactly. Myths are meant as symbolism. Their internal logic is also based so heavily on outdated understanding of the world as to nearly be meaningless to someone who isn't a scholar (and totaly meaningless for establishing a "power level")

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Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Exactly. Myths are meant as symbolism. Their internal logic is also based so heavily on outdated understanding of the world as to nearly be meaningless to someone who isn't a scholar (and totaly meaningless for establishing a "power level")

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Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Nah man dont think Ugard reappears after that...

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Thats not the point of the myth, there two.
1. Its there explanation for natural ocurrances.
2. What happens to you when you cross the line. There are two versions of this story. The one you are refering to is probably from Snorris Eddas. There is also another one from poetic Eddas where Loki gets tied up because he insulted the gods and when Thor turned up Loki decided to stop.
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Originally posted by Utrigita
Well From what I remember about the lines it does.

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Originally posted by Utrigita

1. like I said

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Originally posted by Utrigita

2. Isn't all data on the subject agreed on Balder dying because of Lokis manipulation...

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Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Pretty sure you're wrong.....

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Right? Dont see how that contradicts that Thor strength comes from sprituality.[/B]

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Well apparently one person was telling me that odin has something to do with it as well....but I have to look into it.[/B]

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Yeah but again like I said the point about Loki getting tied up is about what happens to you if you do certain actions. The purpose of it is not to demonstrate the power of Loki. [/B]

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Originally posted by Utrigita
Okay I'm not...

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Originally posted by Utrigita



I said that the entire story also was supposed to tell why a earth quake happened.

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Originally posted by Utrigita



Never heard that.

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Originally posted by Utrigita


No I know that however I'm drawing forth that incident in order to show how powerful the mythology Thor would be in a confrontation lets face it the Real Thor vs Comic Odin is a discussion with a being with "feats" that waries greatly against a being that have the Feats that can be used in a discussion. Therefore I'm drawing forth the incidents which I think can be used to give a impression of what the Real Thor can do.

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Originally posted by Phantom Zone
Cant see nothin about Utgard here

http://www.fortunecity.com/roswell/...kvidha.html#top




Ok.



Yeah thats why i said id look into it, I think he was probably stretching, but you would be suprised what things you can find when you do in-depth research.




Ok

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Originally posted by hunbu04
Hercules is myth vs thor of myth will be a better fight but then again in myth hercules had both power and brain and he was more impressive than even thor

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Originally posted by hunbu04
Thor was stock in a gaint booth and he did know how to get out while

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Originally posted by hunbu04

hercules on the other hand figure out how to beat the earth god son of mother earth who was unbeatable while in contact with he earth, the trick the titan atlas to take the weight of the heavens, he figure out how to killed the hydra, he used the nemian lion own claw to killed it. In all of myth hercules is unbeatable he conquer entire empires on his own and he even invaded india and the lands of the foreign gods.

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Originally posted by hunbu04

He was able to stop the twlight of the olympians gods in their battle with the giants and he along killed severals powerful giants, on the other hand thor failed the stop the end of the norse gods and his entire race die. Featswise hercules outclass thor in myth