no abstracts no reality wrapers

Anyone with higher levels of magic than Odin should be capable of dispelling/overcoming the worthiness enchantment.

This is not a battle.

This is not a battle.

@god_spawn said:

@higher_evolutionary said:

@The Dark Huntress said:

This is not a battle.

yes it is its a competiton who can lift the ultra heavy molnjr

It has nothing to do with weight.

And even if it did, it still wouldn't be a battle.

If someone aside from high cosmic or mystic beings are capable of lifting Mjolnir (correct spelling, by the way) without being worthy, then it is poor writing. Sad truth.

This guy! Wandjina!

@JediXMan:  do you have to be sarcastic all the time

@JediXMan:  do you have to be sarcastic all the time

@god_spawn: That has nothing to do with Rulk lifting Mjolnir in Space

Pretty much everything Rulk did with Loeb writting him was P.I.S. 

@JediXMan: I can agree with that but I have to say I really, truly hate everything about Rulk regardless of who writes him cause I consider the whole concept behind him a tired cliche' Hulk didn't need an anti hero version he already was one and they even had an evil Hulk in Abomination who was an infinitely better character than Rulk  

@JediXMan: Yes Ross was far better as an Ahab type character always chasing something he could clearly never capture without destroying himself becoming Rulk just took away everything great about the character 

1. a.) Abrupt in address; plain; unceremonious; wanting the forms of civility; rough in manners or speech.\
2. (a.) Dull in understanding; slow of discernment; stupid; -- opposed to acute.

The one problem with the scan above: Since when did physics affect something centered around magic?

@higher_evolutionary: Actually 2. is a more accurate definition of obtuse than blunt 

1. Having a broad or rounded end
2. Used of a knife or other blade; not sharp
3. Characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion
4. Devoid of any qualifications, disguise or adornment

@joshmightbe said:

@higher_evolutionary: Actually 2. is a more accurate definition of obtuse than blunt 

My dictionary says, quote: 
 

1. Having a broad or rounded end
2. Used of a knife or other blade; not sharp
3. Characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion
4. Devoid of any qualifications, disguise or adornment

I'm characterizing myself as #3 and 4. Direct, not sugar coated.

@higher_evolutionary: That's your opinion and your welcome to it but I felt the whole thing was a slap in the face to long time Hulk fans like me (I've been reading Hulk for a little over 25 years)

All who post things like "This is not a battle" are retarded people who don't understand that posts like those are nothing more than an increase to the number, since no matter how many times you post it, still there will be people who create threads like this and no-one will listen to you. Seriously, you just annoy users with these posts. You think it's not a battle, fine, but stop posting it in every thread like this and without any actual opinion on the thread, because that is called repeating yourself. 
 
As for the question in this thread, in theory, Hulk could do this.

All who post things like "This is not a battle" are retarded people who don't understand that posts like those are nothing more than an increase to the number, since no matter how many times you post it, still there will be people who create threads like this and no-one will listen to you. Seriously, you just annoy users with these posts. You think it's not a battle, fine, but stop posting it in every thread like this and without any actual opinion on the thread, because that is called repeating yourself.   As for the question in this thread, in theory, Hulk could do this.

@JediXMan: my friend i meant no insult but i just think your too strict and thats not really nice thing

@higher_evolutionary:   I am what I am. I cannot claim to be anymore nor less.  And "blunt" is not an insult. It's not a type of person, but a personality or characterization. It's like "happy" or "stern" or "serious." Just another word.