A real case of super-human mutation...

[AlteredEgo]

unfortunately they would probably be demon spawn born to human mothers and most likely damn all our souls to hell. what a downer.

 

[War Lord]

i always wanted to write my screen-name at the end of everyone of my posts... wonder what it feels like...











-AlteredEgo

I couldn't be bothered to do that. It takes too much time away from posting.

 

[Leto Atrides]

ahahahahah you my friend, OWN3D him hahah...


~Enite

That was a hardcore semantics beatdown, I agree.

 

[BAH HUMBBUG!]

The kid is probably going to have serious health issues.

 

[Whirlysplat]

You said that "If my muscles were twice the size of other kids my age, I could have done that."

Since the average 5 year old kid is about 4 feet tall, if your arms were twice that, it would be about 96 inches around.

No because it's probably reffering to number of muscle fibres. The average adult male has a thirteen inch bicep. So...... Ahhh...... You're being funny.

I get it a four year olds size.

- Whirly

 

[War Lord]

No because it's probably reffering to number of muscle fibres. The average adult male has a thirteen inch bicep. So...... Ahhh...... You're being funny.

I get it a four year olds size.

- Whirly

Speedy.

 

[Prodigy]

this isn't really a superhuman genetic mutation... its a human genetic mutation. all humans are born with mysostatin, which inhibits muscle growth, so that we don't burn every last calorie we consume on supporting muscle growth. I read an article about this in Mens Health. there are doctors now doing research on it, and actually testing mysostatin inhibitors on humans, which will do wonders for muscular dystrophy patients in the coming years.

I do think there are mutations, or things that can happen in humans, that are quite different though. This, for example. After I read the article I always wondered what it would be like if in the future one of my kids was born like that. 7 years old and could kick my ass. Ever hear about the people that can't use computers or TVs cause electrical equipment always shuts down when they get close to it?