Because that would ruin the plot. Not everything has to make sense.Mad Stalin said:Why didn't Frodo just fly to Mordor on the eagles? :|
Because that would ruin the plot. Not everything has to make sense.Mad Stalin said:Why didn't Frodo just fly to Mordor on the eagles? :|
Unfortunately it has. These to entities could not exist in the same universe, for one to exist, the other would not be possible, therefore the question is moot. Good try tho...XHolySmokesX said:What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object.
Nothing original, but still sciency and it has never been answered.
It's a huge plot hole but that's not the point.Mad Stalin said:It's a pretty big plot hole if you ask meUse_Imagination_here said:Because that would ruin the plot. Not everything has to make sense.Mad Stalin said:Why didn't Frodo just fly to Mordor on the eagles? :|
Yeah. I just saw the first Harry Potter movie last night. With that said, my geek question would be, "If Harry cast 'levitate' on Luke's lightsaber, and Luke tried to resist it with the force, would Harry manage to disarm him?"The_root_of_all_evil said:What's the only science fiction series set entirely in the past?
"What would happen if a spell used in Harry Potter hit a lighsaber from Star Wars? Would the lightsaber deflect it? Would the lightsaber shatter? Would the spell explode but leave the lightsaber intact?" - Spells are targetted mental energy, you can't used lightsabres on the Force itself, so it wouldn't work against spells either.
Because then Sam wouldn't have had to do all of the work in the story.Mad Stalin said:Why didn't Frodo just fly to Mordor on the eagles? :|
No it doesn't, it just satirically comments on them. And the ending's pretty clear as to the temporal leanings of the thing (note: referring to the 2005 reboot here). Hell, the very end is in the modern day, and it's stated that it's been millions of years since the events of the series.The_root_of_all_evil said:Cookie to @Ranorak and @Zelurien (Sorry Da Orky Man, BG references modern political events without time-travel - so has to be in the future)
Green Lantern couldn't directly affect yellow objects. He still had powers whilst they were around though. Just couldn't move the sun around with the ring, that's all. However, now Parallax has been excised from the green lantern central power battery, the rings can affect objects of any colour the bearer wishes. So the green lantern corps are a potential threat to global security, because they can destroy the sun.TrilbyWill said:OT: if the Earth's YELLOW sun gives Superman his powers, then how come Green Lantern (with his weakness to yellow) still has powers on Earth?
/Roy_WalkerJ03bot said:Hell, the very end is in the modern day,
This, it has got to be thisHapexIndustries said:
I'm pretty sure this is the geekiest question ever asked on a recording.
Picard blatantly he's a french englishman who drinks earl grey tea! He's practically God!wooty said:The only one that springs to mind is this old gem:-
Kirk or Picard?
Sir, there is no "X" in your equation so I can't solve it for "X".Zaul2010 said:13/14 + 93^7 * 400000 / 12.7185 - 118.118 = Cheesecake
Solve for X.
I think they mention something in the books that explains why he couldn't just take a ride with the birdies[footnote]Never read them so could be completely wrong[/footnote]Mad Stalin said:Why didn't Frodo just fly to Mordor on the eagles? :|