User:Lolwut - Revision history

imported>Lolwut: Replacing page with 'Come on people, it's a TV show, stop taking it so seriously. To be honest 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' is so much better.'

2009-06-28T18:23:50Z

Replacing page with 'Come on people, it's a TV show, stop taking it so seriously. To be honest 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' is so much better.'

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imported>Lolwut: Replacing page with 'Come on people, it's a TV show, stop taking it so seriously. To be honest 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' is so much better.'

2009-06-28T18:23:50Z

Replacing page with 'Come on people, it's a TV show, stop taking it so seriously. To be honest 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' is so much better.'

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			Come on people, it's a TV show, stop taking it so seriously. To be honest 'CSI: Crime Scene Investigation' is so much better.
	'''The Trail of lulz:'''

	''WTF?''
	Okay, who put in the theory section that "Impaired Hearing" would be a new ability? That just sounds dumb. Being hearing impaired is a thing in a real life, and it's not an ability. Super-Hiro
	* Sound absorption (Agent): According to the agent, his body absorbs all sound waves, enabling him to be immune to all their effects. While he was immune against Echo's amplified sound waves, he is also permanently deaf, suggesting that he can't completely "turn off" his ability. It is unknown as to whether the ability affects the agent's ability to speak. The agent communicates to Echo using an interpreter to translate his own sign language. While in the same room as the agent and Echo, the interpreter is able to use his voice to speak to Echo, so the agent's ability may not be able to affect other people's ability to communicate with each other. According to an interview with Yule Caise, sound absorption also allows the agent to move and attack silently. — Mike the Man-child!
	* Sound absorption had that side-effect, but the actual impaired hearing in itself wasn't an ability
	* Yeah, of course I knew that (but it may be evidence, of what her power is.) — Mike the Man-child!
	* Fair enough. But in that case, the theory is poorly worded. Super-Hiro
	'''* I lol'd. —Lolwut15:56, 23 May 2009 (EDT)'''

imported>Lolwut at 19:38, 24 May 2009

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			'''The Trail of lulz:'''
	The is '''no need''' to make Sylar think he is Nathan Petrelli in order to bring him back to life, just inject the bastard with Claires '''BLOOD''', it worked the last 100 times



⚫	WTF?

		⚫	''WTF?''
	Okay, who put in the theory section that "Impaired Hearing" would be a new ability? That just sounds dumb. Being hearing impaired is a thing in a real life, and it's not an ability. Super-Hiro		Okay, who put in the theory section that "Impaired Hearing" would be a new ability? That just sounds dumb. Being hearing impaired is a thing in a real life, and it's not an ability. Super-Hiro
	* Sound absorption (Agent): According to the agent, his body absorbs all sound waves, enabling him to be immune to all their effects. While he was immune against Echo's amplified sound waves, he is also permanently deaf, suggesting that he can't completely "turn off" his ability. It is unknown as to whether the ability affects the agent's ability to speak. The agent communicates to Echo using an interpreter to translate his own sign language. While in the same room as the agent and Echo, the interpreter is able to use his voice to speak to Echo, so the agent's ability may not be able to affect other people's ability to communicate with each other. According to an interview with Yule Caise, sound absorption also allows the agent to move and attack silently. — Mike the Man-child!		* Sound absorption (Agent): According to the agent, his body absorbs all sound waves, enabling him to be immune to all their effects. While he was immune against Echo's amplified sound waves, he is also permanently deaf, suggesting that he can't completely "turn off" his ability. It is unknown as to whether the ability affects the agent's ability to speak. The agent communicates to Echo using an interpreter to translate his own sign language. While in the same room as the agent and Echo, the interpreter is able to use his voice to speak to Echo, so the agent's ability may not be able to affect other people's ability to communicate with each other. According to an interview with Yule Caise, sound absorption also allows the agent to move and attack silently. — Mike the Man-child!

imported>Lolwut at 20:00, 23 May 2009

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	Okay, who put in the theory section that "Impaired Hearing" would be a new ability? That just sounds dumb. Being hearing impaired is a thing in a real life, and it's not an ability. Super-Hiro		Okay, who put in the theory section that "Impaired Hearing" would be a new ability? That just sounds dumb. Being hearing impaired is a thing in a real life, and it's not an ability. Super-Hiro
		⚫	* Sound absorption (Agent): According to the agent, his body absorbs all sound waves, enabling him to be immune to all their effects. While he was immune against Echo's amplified sound waves, he is also permanently deaf, suggesting that he can't completely "turn off" his ability. It is unknown as to whether the ability affects the agent's ability to speak. The agent communicates to Echo using an interpreter to translate his own sign language. While in the same room as the agent and Echo, the interpreter is able to use his voice to speak to Echo, so the agent's ability may not be able to affect other people's ability to communicate with each other. According to an interview with Yule Caise, sound absorption also allows the agent to move and attack silently. — Mike the Man-child!

		⚫	* Sound absorption had that side-effect, but the actual impaired hearing in itself wasn't an ability
	* Sound absorption (Agent): According to the agent, his body absorbs all sound waves, enabling him to be immune to all their effects. While he was immune against Echo's amplified sound waves, he is also permanently deaf, suggesting that he can't completely "turn off" his ability.
		⚫	* Yeah, of course I knew that (but it may be evidence, of what her power is.) — Mike the Man-child!

		⚫	* Fair enough. But in that case, the theory is poorly worded. Super-Hiro
⚫	It is unknown as to whether the ability affects the agent's ability to speak. The agent communicates to Echo using an interpreter to translate his own sign language. While in the same room as the agent and Echo, the interpreter is able to use his voice to speak to Echo, so the agent's ability may not be able to affect other people's ability to communicate with each other.
		⚫	'''* I lol'd. —Lolwut15:56, 23 May 2009 (EDT)'''

	According to an interview with Yule Caise, sound absorption also allows the agent to move and attack silently. — Mike the Man-child!

	*
⚫	o Sound absorption had that side-effect, but the actual impaired hearing in itself wasn't an ability
⚫	+ Yeah, of course I knew that (but it may be evidence, of what her power is.) — Mike the Man-child!
⚫	# Fair enough. But in that case, the theory is poorly worded. Super-Hiro
⚫	* I lol'd. ~~—Wasteman 15~~:56, 23 May 2009 (EDT)

imported>Lolwut at 19:58, 23 May 2009

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	~~'''~~WTF?		WTF?

	Okay, who put in the theory section that "Impaired Hearing" would be a new ability? That just sounds dumb. Being hearing impaired is a thing in a real life, and it's not an ability. Super-Hiro		Okay, who put in the theory section that "Impaired Hearing" would be a new ability? That just sounds dumb. Being hearing impaired is a thing in a real life, and it's not an ability. Super-Hiro
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	+ Yeah, of course I knew that (but it may be evidence, of what her power is.) — Mike the Man-child!		+ Yeah, of course I knew that (but it may be evidence, of what her power is.) — Mike the Man-child!
	# Fair enough. But in that case, the theory is poorly worded. Super-Hiro		# Fair enough. But in that case, the theory is poorly worded. Super-Hiro
	* I lol'd. —Wasteman 15:56, 23 May 2009 (EDT) ~~'''~~		* I lol'd. —Wasteman 15:56, 23 May 2009 (EDT)

imported>Lolwut at 19:57, 23 May 2009

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			'''WTF?
	'''Fan Theories

	* Impaired hearing will be a new ability, in other terms the opposite of enhanced hearing.
			Okay, who put in the theory section that "Impaired Hearing" would be a new ability? That just sounds dumb. Being hearing impaired is a thing in a real life, and it's not an ability. Super-Hiro
	* An evolved human will be captured for having a too dangerous ability, like Mary Krause.'''

			* Sound absorption (Agent): According to the agent, his body absorbs all sound waves, enabling him to be immune to all their effects. While he was immune against Echo's amplified sound waves, he is also permanently deaf, suggesting that he can't completely "turn off" his ability.

			It is unknown as to whether the ability affects the agent's ability to speak. The agent communicates to Echo using an interpreter to translate his own sign language. While in the same room as the agent and Echo, the interpreter is able to use his voice to speak to Echo, so the agent's ability may not be able to affect other people's ability to communicate with each other.

			According to an interview with Yule Caise, sound absorption also allows the agent to move and attack silently. — Mike the Man-child!

			*
			o Sound absorption had that side-effect, but the actual impaired hearing in itself wasn't an ability
			+ Yeah, of course I knew that (but it may be evidence, of what her power is.) — Mike the Man-child!
			# Fair enough. But in that case, the theory is poorly worded. Super-Hiro
			* I lol'd. —Wasteman 15:56, 23 May 2009 (EDT) '''

imported>Lolwut at 21:45, 20 May 2009

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	The is '''no need''' to make Sylar think he is Nathan Petrelli in order to bring him back to life, just inject the bastard with Claires '''BLOOD''', it worked the last 100 times		The is '''no need''' to make Sylar think he is Nathan Petrelli in order to bring him back to life, just inject the bastard with Claires '''BLOOD''', it worked the last 100 times



	'''Fan Theories		'''Fan Theories

imported>Lolwut at 21:45, 20 May 2009

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			The is '''no need''' to make Sylar think he is Nathan Petrelli in order to bring him back to life, just inject the bastard with Claires '''BLOOD''', it worked the last 100 times
	It's funny how people get so bitchy about naming abilities. Just because you thought it is correct doesn't neccesarily make it so :P


	'''Fan Theories		'''Fan Theories

imported>Lolwut at 19:18, 19 May 2009

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	'''Fan Theories		'''Fan Theories
	* Impaired hearing will be a new ability, in other terms the opposite of enhanced hearing.		* Impaired hearing will be a new ability, in other terms the opposite of enhanced hearing.
	* An evolved human will be captured for having a too dangerous ability, like Mary Krause.'~~'' ''Italic text~~''		* An evolved human will be captured for having a too dangerous ability, like Mary Krause.'''

imported>Lolwut at 19:17, 19 May 2009

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	It's funny how people get so bitchy about naming abilities. Just because you thought it is correct doesn't neccesarily make it so :P		It's funny how people get so bitchy about naming abilities. Just because you thought it is correct doesn't neccesarily make it so :P


			'''Fan Theories
			* Impaired hearing will be a new ability, in other terms the opposite of enhanced hearing.
			* An evolved human will be captured for having a too dangerous ability, like Mary Krause.''' ''Italic text''