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This is pretty true.
FIRST!
(Sorry, but this is my first-ever FIRST…..)
Interesting name. >.>
And yes, this graph is totally true.
Thanks, you too.
Unfortunately, this only happens in comic books. And stuff. But it would be AWESOME if it actually happened in real life…..
*begins to plot*
Cartoons: Just take a trip to Chernobyl. Walk straight into Reactor 4 and you’ll fly out with your new superpowers.
Real life: Just take a trip to Chernobyl. Walk straight into Reactor 4 and you’ll fly out in an air ambulance.
WIN!
[what's with the brackets and lack of any form of capitalization?]
that’s a one element array
Where is the sliver for morbidly obese people who need the exercise?
What does that have to do with the graph?
Heh, if this happened in reality, the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings wouldn’t have been classed as a disaster!
The point of a nuke is to cause a huge blast wave and extremely high temperatures. Lots (if not most) of the victims were killed by the blast or vaporized by the high temperature.
If this happened in real life, Chernobyl wouldn’t have been classified as a disaster, but Belarus would have the highest population of people with superpowers.
Don’t forget that radiation also includes visible light, ultra-violet rays and some other stuff. It’s just the really high frequency rays that are bad, like gamma rays. An nuclear radiation.
I could go on, but whatever. D: THE SCIENCE HAS BEEN STICKING IN MY BRAIN.
I learned that recently too >.>
Heat transfers. Nuclear power, phase changes, electicity, static, the movement of electrons OMG.
Anyone else remember that episode of Family Guy where they all got superpowers from toxic waste and used them to terrorize the world, and Adam West decided that two could play at that game, rolled round in toxic waste, and all he got was cancer?
That was great.
No, but that sounds hilarious.
They were tired of using magic as an explanation
anyone else reminded of the time betty ross (sort of) died from being around bruce too much?
abomination killed her
when doesn’t radiation give you super powers. this graph should be all red IMO
Not only it gives you superpowers, but if you have a suggestive surname, it will give you a superpower related with it!
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Considering that spider bites, radiation, and cocaine can all give you super powers in comic books, it seams what ever will kill you makes you stronger.
There is no logic anymore. According to this chart some of the time comic and cartoon characters get cancer. Stupid. Not including the episode of Family Guy that already made this joke.