Bruce, stop calling it “magic metal”
You are a scientist. You know the word vibranium. I have heard you say “gamma radiation” twelve times in one sentence, so I know vocabulary is not the issue.
Shuri • • 3 replies
Vibranium
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Captain America suit laundry instructions
Apparently “red, white, and blue” is not a sufficient washing category. Steve had a system. I now understand why the shield was easier.
Sam Wilson • • 3 replies
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Vibranium is not a universal repair material
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T’Challa • • 3 replies
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Shield handoff etiquette needs a written policy
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Sam Wilson • • 3 replies
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Do metal arms count as carry-on?
Airline staff keep staring at me. I would like one standardized answer before Sam volunteers to explain my entire life story at the check-in desk.
Bucky Barnes • • 3 replies
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“Wakanda Forever” is not the Wi-Fi password
Please stop asking. It is a salute, not network authentication. Also, the guest network will not connect you to the lab.
T’Challa • • 3 replies
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Found a prosthetic arm. Asking for a friend.
Hypothetically, if somebody has a very shiny metal arm and momentarily leaves it unattended, what are the community rules around borrowing it for engineering research?
Rocket • • 3 replies
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I improved the shield. Again.
Before anyone complains: it is lighter, stronger, easier to track, and no, I did not add Bluetooth because Tony would somehow turn that into a subscription.
Shuri • • 3 replies