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** It isn't [[Too Dumb to Live]], It just shows that The Punisher isn't scared of anybody.
*** Not being afraid of a super who has spent the last few months laying waste to some of the most powerful people in the world when you're a [[Badass Normal]] who isn't Batman with a week of preptime counts as being too dumb to live.
*** In MARVEL KNIGHTS #1, the Punisher tries to take on Ulik, king of the Asgardian trolls -- who is a guy who goes neck-and-neck with Thor in a slugfest -- with an assault rifle, a hand grenade, and a knife. And he keeps trying even after seeing that Ulik is completely invulnerable to all the bullets that he shot at him. Let's face it, Frank is just not the poster child for mental health.
* I always wondered why Hulk refers to everyone else as *insert insult here* humans, when he himself is technically still a human being. I assume it's because subconsciously he knows that everyone else considers him nothing but a monster, basically everything the opposite of human, but it's just something that bugged me, regardless of it being one of his catchphrases.
** Hulk sees himself as completely distinct from Banner. Banner is human, but the Hulk sees himself as something else, something considerably above "human". It's kind of hard to argue with the logic, given the vastly different biology his transformation brings on.
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** Maybe the pants are nylon?
* The very concept of the Hulk breaks all (okay, many) known laws of thermodynamics. Where does all the extra mass come from, and why isn't Bruce either ravenously hungry, horribly emaciated, or some combination of the two from the extreme energy burn when he turns back (like the Flash at least acknowledges sometimes).
** Comic book physics! Seriously, what character in the Marvel Universe ''doesn't'' break the laws of thermodynamics? MST3K Mantra is pretty much our only solution here.
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