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Comment on Do You Think It Was An Accidental Overdose Of Gamma Radiation Or Did David Banner Secretly Do It On Purpose? by anku7448

anku7448 — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 02:31:46 +0000

I thought you were talking about the rapper. Confused me there for a second.

Comment on Do You Think It Was An Accidental Overdose Of Gamma Radiation Or Did David Banner Secretly Do It On Purpose? by lacalled

lacalled — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 01:48:23 +0000

Accidental of course…he didn’t know he was going to turn into the Hulk.
If he wanted to do it on purpose there are easier ways…magazines give off trace amounts of gamma radiation he could have buried himself in magazines for awhile and become the hulk…not quite as dramatic but still

Comment on Do You Think It Was An Accidental Overdose Of Gamma Radiation Or Did David Banner Secretly Do It On Purpose? by Obi-Wan Kenobi

Obi-Wan Kenobi — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 01:01:31 +0000

Accidental. He was experimenting on himself. The old TV series states this in the beginning.
The Hulk series is a play on Frankenstein’s monster. What if the Dr. experimented on himself instead of seeking fame or being ruled by his insanity. Althoug Stevenson’s Jekyll and Hyde come to mind as well for the same reasons. BTW the Hulk movie sucked and was not true to the story and Stan Lee should be ashamed of himself for selling out and letting his ideas get so twisted. The same thing happend in the Xmen

Comment on Do You Think It Was An Accidental Overdose Of Gamma Radiation Or Did David Banner Secretly Do It On Purpose? by nieser77

nieser77 — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:41:45 +0000

Intentional, of course! Who wouldn’t want to be the HULK!!!!
Woot!!!!

Comment on Do You Think It Was An Accidental Overdose Of Gamma Radiation Or Did David Banner Secretly Do It On Purpose? by Dr.Know

Dr.Know — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:16:35 +0000

He wanted to be the hulk the whole time.

Comment on Do You Think It Was An Accidental Overdose Of Gamma Radiation Or Did David Banner Secretly Do It On Purpose? by Jaim Jaim

Jaim Jaim — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:12:29 +0000

I think Bush did it to him.

Comment on Can A Large Overdose Of Ionized Radiation (15 Rems In One Year) Cause Colon Polyps 25 Years Later? by goldwing

goldwing — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 11:25:09 +0000

Very doubtful that the radiation has anything to do with your cancer…a clean up was probably of water, and that would be tritium, a beta emitter…won’t even penetrate the skin. I wouldn’t worry about that …just take care of the polyps…they are very common as we age. Good luck

Comment on Can A Large Overdose Of Ionized Radiation (15 Rems In One Year) Cause Colon Polyps 25 Years Later? by quijibor

quijibor — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 11:21:10 +0000

Colon polyps are common in adults anyways, so I doubt there is any connection. Just make sure and get a regular colonoscopy every few years and you should be fine.
If you had developed leukemia within 5 years of the incident, then I might suspect a cause-effect relationship.

Comment on Can A Large Overdose Of Ionized Radiation (15 Rems In One Year) Cause Colon Polyps 25 Years Later? by Ms. Dazzle

Ms. Dazzle — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 10:36:44 +0000

You can get a colon cancer test done. Why wait 15 years later to find out. Better be safe than sorry. Basically, any kind of radiation is bad. I am now concerned that Asbestos has been used in the Military bunglows or barracks. You should get checked for Asbestos as well. My son’s in the Marines and he was exposed to Asbestos while in one of the locations on base. Ever in doubt go get it check or research it. Try any cancer website like American Cancer Society. WE all fear the “C” word and no one wants to get it. Even though we are exposed to all kinds of toxic in the air that can give cancer of any forms. Just go get it checked. Hope this helps.

Comment on Dose The Microwave Really Send Out Waves Of Radiation?? by Shev

Shev — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 11:37:19 +0000

Define what you mean by “radiation”. If you mean radioactive radiation, such as comes from nuclear bombs or reactors, which is what a lot of people who don’t trust microwaves believe, the answer is NO.
Radiation is anything that radiates. Feel the heat off your car engine right after you park? That’s radiation in the infrared range. The light from a lamp is radiation in the visible range. Your car radio picks up electromagnetic radiation in the high and very high frequency ranges. Power lines emit an extremely low electromagnetic radiation. Even your cell phone emits radiation around 900 MHz. But none of these in this paragraph qualify as radioactive.
If you are worried about your microwave, which emits electromagnetic radiation like your cell phone, tv stations, and radio stations, then just don’t stand near it when it’s running.