Without getting into a debate over whether comic book questions belong here are not... There has been a recent spate of what I would consider "silly" questions:
I'm wondering how useful are these types of questions. Consider that:
Exploring the untrodden corners of sfnal works and universes is what this site is all about. After all, our elevator pitch is
Behind the scenes and between the lines
This is a fan site. One man's trivia beneath notice is another man's all-important loose thread.
I don't see any of these questions as silly.
Each one had a fundamental "What are these characters limits?" question in them and each question has spawned a new understanding of who the character in question is.
We've learned that She-Hulk isn't infact indestructable.
We've learned that there have been measures created by the comic writers to explain certain aspects that went unanswered for a long time.
We've learned that there are logical answers to unlogical comics that work within the confines of the material.
As for mirroring the questions to infinitum, if someone else were to ask "How does Superman wash his clothes?" it could be argued that it be closed for duplicate or non-constructive questions.
And for that matter, how DOES Superman wash his clothes?
