Hunkulese

Teresa from Concord said:

So let’s see if I got the science right. Dr. M was painfully zapped, his molecules scrambled, then reassembled into an all-powerful being in a lovely shade of blue. BUT those powers can be passed in an egg with zero side affects? I know it’s just a story but I need some consistency and boundaries in the writing. 

Well, there's no science behind the creation of Dr. Manhattan, so it's consistent in that way.

Oh no! You messed up the title. A God Walks into Abar!

redlancer said:

Hunkulese said:

Small not pick, but I wish they had dealt with Janice some other way. I'm not a big fan of people randomly turning into super heroes. All those perfect head shots would have been impressive from Bullseye, let alone someone who had been bleeding out for 30 minutes after getting stabbed in the chest.

 I think we've seen Dom as a helluva shot previously, no? Both in the range and in action. That, plus probably a huge amount of adrenaline pumping through the last of her blood, I'll mark as possible in the mythbusters scale of things.

It's one thing to be a helluva shot, it's entirely another thing to be a helluva shot lying on the ground with a giant chest wound. I'd also imagine being jacked up on adrenaline would have an adverse effect on aiming a gun.

Granted, I've never been stabbed in the chest, had an adrenaline rush keep me alive, or even fired a gun. What do I know?

How do they eat?!?!?!?

Hatorian said:

 Hunkulese said:

Sorry to end the thread now, but it's Jar Jar Binks. There are no other answers. He is the worst character by any metric.

Hunkulese said:

Sorry to end the thread now, but it's Jar Jar Binks. There are no other answers. He is the worst character by any metric.

Touché....I concede....although my kids do like him. It’s hard to argue he’s not the worst 

Hahaha, one of the arguments that I was going to make if you wanted me to defend my pick was that even kids don't like him.