The Walking Dead
11-23-2015 | 09:53 AM
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Well, that episode answer the question on Glenn lol
Still don't think it's feasible to hide under a garbage container though. I've seen some of those, and they don't have much clearance on the bottom. Maybe 5 inches or so. Hard to fit an adult in there with that much clearance.
Same goes for the first Fast and Furious movie where they had a lowered civic underneath a truck trailer. Again, I've seen trailers and that's just not possible either.
Also those movies/shows where they have people hide underneath a bed from bad guys. All of the beds in my house have maybe 4-5 inches of clearance. No way they can hide down there.
With all that being said, I'm glad Glenn's still alive lol
Still don't think it's feasible to hide under a garbage container though. I've seen some of those, and they don't have much clearance on the bottom. Maybe 5 inches or so. Hard to fit an adult in there with that much clearance.
Same goes for the first Fast and Furious movie where they had a lowered civic underneath a truck trailer. Again, I've seen trailers and that's just not possible either.
Also those movies/shows where they have people hide underneath a bed from bad guys. All of the beds in my house have maybe 4-5 inches of clearance. No way they can hide down there.
With all that being said, I'm glad Glenn's still alive lol
11-23-2015 | 02:14 PM
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Well, that episode answer the question on Glenn lol
Still don't think it's feasible to hide under a garbage container though. I've seen some of those, and they don't have much clearance on the bottom. Maybe 5 inches or so. Hard to fit an adult in there with that much clearance.
Same goes for the first Fast and Furious movie where they had a lowered civic underneath a truck trailer. Again, I've seen trailers and that's just not possible either.
Also those movies/shows where they have people hide underneath a bed from bad guys. All of the beds in my house have maybe 4-5 inches of clearance. No way they can hide down there.
With all that being said, I'm glad Glenn's still alive lol
Still don't think it's feasible to hide under a garbage container though. I've seen some of those, and they don't have much clearance on the bottom. Maybe 5 inches or so. Hard to fit an adult in there with that much clearance.
Same goes for the first Fast and Furious movie where they had a lowered civic underneath a truck trailer. Again, I've seen trailers and that's just not possible either.
Also those movies/shows where they have people hide underneath a bed from bad guys. All of the beds in my house have maybe 4-5 inches of clearance. No way they can hide down there.
With all that being said, I'm glad Glenn's still alive lol
Even so, Glenn's "non-death" wasn't as cheazy as I thought it would be. Yeay Glenn isn't dead!
and someone needs to do a myth-buster on all the things you mentioned.
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11-23-2015 | 02:24 PM
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Back in 2001, The Fast and the Furious convinced a lot of people that it was possible to drive directly under semi trucks, but if you've ever driven next to one, you know that your car would have to be the height of a sidecar to pull that off or the semi would have to be lifted...a lot. According to Tampa Bay traffic reports, the driver of this Honda Civic wasn't attempting the stunt. He actually lost control while driving down the highway and veered under the 18 wheeler. The damage to the Civic is scary but both the driver and the person riding shotgun survived the crash. Another reason for us to avoid semis at all costs.
11-24-2015 | 08:13 AM
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Well if we are gonna start talking how it's possible to fit under a dumpster, how the hell does the tower fall towards the wall? Look at it like this, that tower is apart of a larger base structure. The fire damaged the side not facing the wall. Since those beams and walls were compromised, those would be the first to break and cause the tower to fall towards the burned side. Not away from the burned side. 
11-24-2015 | 11:54 AM
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