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superhero inconsistencies
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A way too literal interpretation of popular comic book heroes.
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Aquaman
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ocean limit:According
to Aquaman's stats he can swim 180mph, can stand the tremendous pressure of the ocean depths and can withstand tremendous
changes in temperature. First, if you can swim 180mph you must have some legs that can dropkick the world's fattest baby to the moon.
This guy has all the stats of being able to kick ass but he never really did. If we are to believe what we see in the movies, there is a lot
of shit that goes down at the docks in any major port city. Aquaman only has to come in contact with water once every hour to survive. With all
this crime going on in ports around the world you would think he would jump out of the water, go to a Walgreens and buy some Jericurl in a spritz
bottle and start kicking some ass in warehouses
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cold: fortress of solitude
- sure everyone needs their time alone but a goddamn ice palace
in the arctic circle? Wearing nothing but some thin ass tights?
I think my balls trying to jump ship to try to go kill a walrus
to get warm would distract me from my "alone" time. I keep
half expecting some Stalinist work camp guard to come out
of the ice frame with a bullwhip in one hand and a bowl of
potato soup in the other. Why is he not hopping around like
an Arab in Moscow? I gets replaced with "give me some fucking
moon boots and a Finnish army ski team uniform." No points
for not being temperature sensitive.
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wonder woman
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lasso: If wonder woman
was so gung ho on protecting the rights of the innocent why
was this thing not used more often? let's see - a rope that
forces whoever in it's grasp to tell the truth. First I'd
wrap it around Tom Cruise to get him to admit he likes Hot
Karl's in men's bathrooms then I'd get Spielberg to admit
he's only made two good movies and the rest are shit. Seems
like the courts could use this gizmo to help out or incarcerate
people. Or imagine some poor guy who has been on death row
for 9 years cause some pigs needed to act quick to close a
case. Yeah - I think that rope would make his day.
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clothes: everytime this
chick spun around her clothes burned off revealing what should
have been our National Woman's Volleyball Team's uniform.
I know I personally do not enjoy shopping for clothes that
much as it is, let alone if 2 or 3 times a week I spun around
and my jeans spontaneously combusted. And I know girls bitch
about how much bras cost - half of her salary must have gone
towards replacing incinerated bras.
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spiderman
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climbing: Ok, color me
wacky here but when Peter Parker got bitten by the radioactive
spider - he inherited the properties of it. Now this leads
me to believe that he himself - as in butt ass naked - had
these properties. When he puts on a pair of old school Van's,
some old shitkicker boots, or his spiderman uniform, the power
of his "naked" feet or hands to provide climbing skills is
nullified. Go ahead and try it kids. Go find a daddy long
leg and put some Nike's on its feet. If that thing can still
climb walls contact the people at Guiness immediately.
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flagpoles: I don't know
what it was with spiderman's town but they had more flagpoles
than 10 United Nations headquarters put together. Oddly enough
there never were any flags on these poles - just convenient
grips for spiderman to grab onto after the green goblin slapped
his ass off his rocket scooter at 1000 feet.
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flash
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brain: Considering your
average american can't even say "A skunk sat on a stump and
thunk the stump stunk, but the stump thunk the skunk stunk"
without steam pouring out their ears, I find it hard to believe
the flash could run so fast and compute all the visual information
at an equal or quicker pace than his moving limbs. Unless
this guy was some asian prodigy who could spit out pi to the
67,582th decimal point while simultaneously trouncing 16 players
at the World Quake III championships I don't think he'd make
it 200 meters at his typical foot speed without running into
the side of a bus like a distracted Chris Farley.
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thirst: Ok, how many
times have we seen the flash running like 450mph for like
800 miles to do some deed of justice? Or even a typical high
speed bullet dodge or the old "appear everywhere" trick to
confuse the opponent as to his real position. Yet after every
one of these exercise I've never once seen the flash slam
a 64oz Gatorade. If I run from my apartment to my mailbox
and back and I'll need to have fluids replenished intravenously
yet this dude jogs to Sri Lanka and buys some extra salty
corn nuts when he arrives.
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