user 135067
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To never disappoint.
lol I have thought about this many times and came up with various ideas; one was a combination of invincibility, invisibility, duality (being in two places at once) and flying (like Peter Pan). I thought I'd be able to fight crime, save the world and have any woman I wanted, but I'd be endlessly busy, so who needs that lol.If you could have one super power what would it be?
Well, I'm an *****. So I wouldn't pick one superpower. I'd be Superman. Not because I'm as good hearted as he is (comics Superman, not the Cavill angry god garbage).
But because someone should be.
Actually, even Superman has.Would not work for a human being. I grew up reading Superman comics in the 1960's. No human being who had superpowers like that could hold back on using the powers Superman had for evil eventually. We'd need a superior alien from another planet to become our true Superman.
Actually, even Superman has.
I grew up reading the same comics.
His alien nature gave him the powers.
His upbringing as a farm boy by good parents gave him his values.
That's why, even though he's erred on occasion, he always go back.
My folks are also at least as cool as the Kents
But like I said, it's not about wanting it.
Someone SHOULD be.
Comics Superman has changed a wee bit over the last few years.Actually, even Superman has.
I grew up reading the same comics.
His alien nature gave him the powers.
His upbringing as a farm boy by good parents gave him his values.
That's why, even though he's erred on occasion, he always go back.
My folks are also at least as cool as the Kents
But like I said, it's not about wanting it.
Someone SHOULD be.
Well, no one's above the law. I'd have to be arrested and get whatever punishment the law gives me.Perhaps, but what if you lost control of your superpowers and killed innocent humans, or even criminals who could not harm you?
Superman of the 1960's era never killed anyone, ever. He may have injured a few criminals, but if you had his super-strenght, how could you not?Comics Superman has changed a wee bit over the last few years.
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/oct/11/superman-bisexual-dc-comics
You could not jail Superman for possibly harming a human to stop him from harming someone.Well, no one's above the law. I'd have to be arrested and get whatever punishment the law gives me.
C’mon folks, I want some credit for my proposed super power! I wish I worded this better lmaolol I have thought about this many times and came up with various ideas; one was a combination of invincibility, invisibility, duality (being in two places at once) and flying (like Peter Pan). I thought I'd be able to fight crime, save the world and have any woman I wanted, but I'd be endlessly busy, so who needs that lol.
But now, particularly with my slow brain at times, I've come to the conclusion that an awesome super power would be to have the ability to respond to a written or verbal statement, in real time, with absolutely perfect enlightening words that nobody could really argue with or contradict. A response that would make anyone reading or hearing it just react with utter awe due to its profoundness, finality and unequivocal correctness.
If Superman did not jail himself, wouldn't' he be just like Hancock, starring Will Smith?.He'd just jail himself. It's the right thing to do.
The guy who makes the coffee flavored soda?Basically I want to be Dr. Manhattan.
I wasn't aware all this was supposed to be this complicated lol.If Superman did not jail himself, wouldn't' he be just like Hancock, starring Will Smith?.
I don't think even Hancock had heat-vision.
Super strength, but not the power to cut metal bars.
And that ends my point. Humans with Superpowers could not control them.
Our minds could not comprehend having that kind of power, but Superman could.
Ouhhhh I change my mind. I want the power to produce coffee at will!The guy who makes the coffee flavored soda?
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