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In this comic, [[Beret Guy]] shows [[Cueball]] a trick basketball shot. However, the trick is that he can use {{w|atmospheric circulation}} to roam across the globe, eventually drifting back over the basketball net after the passage of 1500 years. Of course, a normal human being would be {{w|Longevity claims|long dead after that time}}{{citation needed}}, and a normal balloon would [https://www.adamsgas.co.uk/2018/03/07/how-long-do-helium-balloons-float/ have lost all of its helium]. But, given [[:Category:Strange_powers_of_Beret_Guy|Beret Guy's special abilities]], it is presumed that he could indeed live that long. After waiting for several frames, Cueball is confused at Beret Guy drifting away under a balloon, and thus leaves the basketball court. In addition, Cueball would not be able to witness Beret Guy's shot anyway, as Cueball would be long dead. Beret Guy probably doesn't realize this at all, considering how naïve he is.
 
In this comic, [[Beret Guy]] shows [[Cueball]] a trick basketball shot. However, the trick is that he can use {{w|atmospheric circulation}} to roam across the globe, eventually drifting back over the basketball net after the passage of 1500 years. Of course, a normal human being would be {{w|Longevity claims|long dead after that time}}{{citation needed}}, and a normal balloon would [https://www.adamsgas.co.uk/2018/03/07/how-long-do-helium-balloons-float/ have lost all of its helium]. But, given [[:Category:Strange_powers_of_Beret_Guy|Beret Guy's special abilities]], it is presumed that he could indeed live that long. After waiting for several frames, Cueball is confused at Beret Guy drifting away under a balloon, and thus leaves the basketball court. In addition, Cueball would not be able to witness Beret Guy's shot anyway, as Cueball would be long dead. Beret Guy probably doesn't realize this at all, considering how naïve he is.
  

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