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Originally posted by Shylodog View PostI also noticed that Brody hasn't actually MADE paper yet. Rush's comment to Eli was, "Here's hoping something comes of Mr. Brody's paper-making project."
So, he hasn't made paper yet. It's then likely that Young's comment to Greer about ammunition is completely tongue-in-cheek.
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Originally posted by garhkal View PostSo why didn't they see if there were any supply stores like office max? Get lots of paper!
It would have been nice to see (at least for a 5 to 10 sec spot) an enormous pile of paper, clothing, shoes, weapons, tools, piping, machine tools etc. with Young telling them to organize it in a storeroom just to "keep it real". That scene probably got axed to make room for the drama of varo surviving (without a broken bone) a 40 foot fall onto a concrete floor.
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Originally posted by morrismike View Postbecause it's a poorly written show?
It would have been nice to see (at least for a 5 to 10 sec spot) an enormous pile of paper, clothing, shoes, weapons, tools, piping, machine tools etc. with Young telling them to organize it in a storeroom just to "keep it real". That scene probably got axed to make room for the drama of varo surviving (without a broken bone) a 40 foot fall onto a concrete floor.
This has been discussed over and over, people have fallen from that and higher and are found to be perfectly fine, some guy fell over a 1000 ft climbing a mountain when search and rescue found him all he had were a couple of scratches, don't believe it then Google it.
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Originally posted by General Jumper One View PostThis has been discussed over and over, people have fallen from that and higher and are found to be perfectly fine, some guy fell over a 1000 ft climbing a mountain when search and rescue found him all he had were a couple of scratches, don't believe it then Google it.
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Originally posted by garhkal View PostDoubt it as we don't even know when that device came into being.. Was it before or after atlantis was made?
while it is entirely possible that a device, millions of years older, may have existed at time of destiny it is unlikely - remember, the phase-shifter is clearly identified as being made by merlin, and he was among the last of the ancients to leave atlantis. therefore, even if destiny were only several thousand years older than atlantis, it's hard to imagine that the ancients had only just finished the thing just in time to put it at glastonbury.
if i'm wrong that it comes from the glastonbury hoard... then it would have to come from one of the several planets seeded by arthurian remnants, which would definitively date the device to merlin's return to our plane. i say this based on the fact that it is developed by merlin, and that he seemed to be directly responsible for the round table and other aspects of the arthurian mythos.
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Originally posted by morrismike View Postbecause it's a poorly written show?
It would have been nice to see (at least for a 5 to 10 sec spot) an enormous pile of paper, clothing, shoes, weapons, tools, piping, machine tools etc. with Young telling them to organize it in a storeroom just to "keep it real". That scene probably got axed to make room for the drama of varo surviving (without a broken bone) a 40 foot fall onto a concrete floor.
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Originally posted by morrismike View PostWhat are the odds of a 40' fall onto concrete not breaking a bone? I'm not arguing that it's impossible but just beyond believability (beyond 5 sigma).
40' is not that far. It's like 80' or 90' that the surface tension of water resembles concrete upon impact. So it's feasible. Whether or not his brain isn't some mush bucket of porridge from the impact is the real question. Surviving is one thing, not needing a drool bucket aftewards is another thing.
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