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Ink Pen by Phil Dunlap for May 29, 2012
May 28, 2012
May 30, 2012
Transcript:
hamhock: hey, can you crush this coal into a diamond like superman does? Captain: sure. crnnnchh!! hamhock: Awesome! thanks!! captain: no problem. hamhock: hey, this is cubic zirconia! Captain: eh, you get what you pay for...
tudzax2 over 12 years ago
Pretty good trick unless there was lots of zirconium in that coal
Lektio over 12 years ago
Yeah… In fact, I think there would have to be more Zirconium than carbon in that coal, which raises a whole new angle: Hamhock got what he paid for when he bought discount coal…
john.barber over 12 years ago
Hmmm… Clark Kent should never have money troubles.
knight1192a over 12 years ago
“Some call it love“I call it magic”
Great trick, palming the coal and replacing it with cubic zirconium.
Lektio over 12 years ago
In fact, upon further reflection – There isn’t any carbon in cubic zirconium, but coal is pure carbon. The ability to change matter on a subatomic level is a pretty neat power!
Coyoty Premium Member over 12 years ago
It’s just a trick. Superman can’t really crush coal into diamonds. He keeps low-grade diamonds on him and slips the diamond into his palm when he crushes the coal. Cap can’t afford diamonds so he uses zirconia.
Yer Huckleberry over 12 years ago
He was wise enough to see the difference?