Real.

thanks

Well hello MrFish, allow me to introduce myself, Drfish at your service.

Yea, but if there was someone defending it it might.



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Its not rape, its necrophilia

i still have the 1st issue of that comic book that you would get with lego magazine

sell it. make moneys. make so many moneys.

Just because it's a first issue doesn't mean it's worth loads/

no I know, but it'd be worth more than it just sitting in a room getting dusty. I'm sure there's SOMEone who would want to collect it.

Oh right, I misunderstood. Sorry!

no that's fine, the way I said it I sounded like I thought he could make hundreds off of it, it was for the emphasis :P

So, what year did you graduate from Killajoke University?

You stupid fucking asshole.

First off, you're wrong, an alloy is a metallic solid solution between any two elements. Secondly, even if your point WERE correct, Tin is an element, so your example would be wrong. You really fucked up that comment bro.

Just read your comment again. Copper is also an element. You REALLY fucked up your statement

"Iron Man." Thats kind of catchy. It's got a nice ring to it. I mean, it's not technically accurate. The suit's a gold-titanium alloy, but it's kind of evocative, the imagery, anyway.

ever think of how bad of an idea that would be? i mean, it would be ridiculously expensive (obviously a non-issue for Mr Stark) and as far as metals go, gold isn't particularly strong. its really malleable, with a comparatively low melting temperature. I understand it's a work of fiction, and it does sound badass, but it just doesnt really make sense, y'know?

the malleability of the gold probably distributes energy better than a stiffer metal

Keep in mind that this is a universe that possesses a shield made out of a vibranium-adamantium alloy that is somehow strong enough to withstand a blow from Mjolnier, the legendary hammer of a viking storm god. Shit don't need too much more explanation.

As long as you count the kinetic energy from Mjolnir's impact as a form of vibration (which the shield is built to absorb to strengthen itself) then there's no problem.

But I agree that your main point of "it's fictional, dude" still stands.

I believe it was originally a steel-titanium alloy but as he got to high in the sky the metal would ice over and he changed it to gold-titanium alloy in model of one of his satellite designs to fix the "icing problem".

The fiction suggests that a gold-titanium alloy is stronger than that.

jokes so bad you dont really have to consider it as a joke

I think that since they would be teaming up the iron an silver would be mixing to create an alloy