It also makes it very easy for him to drown.
Of course! I never said that he can't be killed at all, in any way. I only said he can't be killed through physical damage. So the real flaw that these "regenerative heroes" have is that they still need to breathe.
Another thing is that people several times overestimate the healing factor, including writers. I mean, he'd have to eat a lot to recover from some injuries. No matter how fast you heal, you can't if there isn't enough matter in your body to replace/heal whatever's been damaged. I've seen writers make it so that Wolverine heals from having all his tissues burned off and only his skeleton left. It's just pure nonsense.
Wow, dude! Now you're definitely over-analizing!! I mean.. yeah, you're OBVIOUSLY RIGHT but... what are you doing in this "make believe Universe" when you're scrutinizing everything?

I can get all "technical" like this too, if I want to: the procedure of inserting the adamantium into his body is absurd, even with an insane healing factor. And how did they get the adamantium to go exactly where it was intended? Also, if he now has adamantium bones, what happened to the "old bones"? And what about those claws.. HOW do they come out? In order for that to happen' you need some kind of "mechanism" to perform that action.. you can't just say "claws out!", and don't you even dare to say that the muscles are doing it, cause I'm gonna come back at you with at least 2 counter-arguments.
So... stop over-analizing, because you'll end up not believing anything if you continue thinking like this

As for what can break adamantium, Thor has been seen sculpting uru, which is notoriously more durable than adamantium, with his fingers.
And you're having no problems accepting this?!? I mean, I know that Thor is a "god" and all that.. but this is just an uber-exaggeration, in my opinion. If this were true, that would mean that Thor is a hell of lot stronger than Hulk!! Why? Well .. when you say that Hulk tore Wolverine apart, I presume you believe that he had some problems doing that, right? It wasn't as easy as ripping some chop-sticks, right? So then, let's recap.. Hulk is having problems ripping adamantium apart WITH HIS ARMS, and Thor is cutting through uru
(which by your own standards is way more resilient than adamantium) like a knife through butter WITH HIS FINGERS? And to top it off, there's that cartoon in which Hulk beats Thor..
So it seems that once again it comes down to which source of information you are willing to trust.
(PS: curiously enough, you didn't over-analize this piece of information .. )So, it's safe to say it's just very hard, but not at all indestructable.
See? This is EXACTLY what I've been saying with that "my character is the greatest in the Universe... this Universe, that is." Because, it IS actually stated in the X-men movies that adamantium really is indestructible!!
(*only adamantium itself can pierce adamantium, that's why colonel Stryker tried to use an adamantium bullet to shoot Wolverine in the head)So there you go.. in the "X-men Universe" adamantium is indestructible, but if you add the "Asgard Universe".. uru seems to beat adamantium.
(this is also quite controversial from what I've been reading around)Oh and by the way.. when I was doing that reading around I also found out that the "ripping in half of Wolverine by Hulk" was done in another Universe / reality. No, really! It's on Wikipedia:
"Within the Earth-1610 reality, otherwise known as the Ultimate Marvel Universe, adamantium also exists, but little is known about its history. Among the most notable information yet to be revealed is when adamantium was first created, the person or persons responsible for first creating it, and any of the properties and processes used in creating it. Only one form of adamantium has been seen in the Ultimate Universe thus far. It is currently unknown whether or not any other versions of adamantium exist, as they do in the Earth-616 reality.
Adamantium in the Ultimate Universe is highly durable and is able to effectively protect a person's mind from telepathic probing or attacks, a property that the Earth-616 version lacks completely. It has been shown as a component of the claws and skeleton of the Ultimate Wolverine and Ultimate Lady Deathstrike characters. The shield of Ultimate Captain America is composed entirely of adamantium. Though the Ultimate Marvel version of the Hulk was able to rip Wolverine in half, this was only damage to connective tissue. There was no evidence of damage to any of Wolverine's bones or the adamantium. Although, Wolverine himself remarked, "unbreakable... so much for that" after being ripped in half."On the other hand, it seems you were right about that "what parts of Wolverine's body are covered by adamantium" part
So I guess one could say that in the end we are both right, because that happened in another Universe / reality => I am right in the "X-men Universe", you are right in the "Ultimate Marvel Universe".
*Happy ending*
