Hey ^_^,,I,,Has anyone ever told you that your kind of an A-hole? Just because you're online and not talking to someone face to face doesn't give you the right to be a d-bag. Just sayin'.   See 52 other replies

But all you do is call people stupid for raising reasonable points you don't address their points you just selectively pounce on a factual error - that bespeaks a real bully mentality and as such bespeaks deep feelings of inadequacy. I think the frying pan is calling the kettle black.   See 52 other replies

Sigh. I thought I was done dealing with morons on this subject. People were awake to evacuate the towers. New York is a small town compared to the population density of some major cities in Asia. A single plane could conceivably damage an entire city block, causing massive fires, which in two minutes time, could burn people who were sleeping/blacked out at the time. That guy's 1% math is very fuzzy. Not claiming only people in a pool. ALL WATER... oh fu ckit, nevermind, what's the point. I give up. You're right, I'm wrong. There, does that satisfy you're re tarded little unimaginative mind?I'm done responding to this thread.   See 52 other replies

"It only takes a couple minutes to bleed to death by hitting not even a major artery. "
1 - it is extremely unlikely that you would cut yourself just by passing out with knife in your hand.
2 - It _does_ take a long time to bleed to death if you do not cut a major artery. You don't know what you are talking about."If you're slumped over the source of the gas it will only take a few minutes to kill you."
Yeah if this were somewhere near the turn of the century this would make sense. Just for argument's sake say some people are relighting the pilot light on their stove or water heater. You think they are going to pass out in just the right way that - I don't know - the gas fitting goes up their nose and they stay there fro 2:17. Because that's what it would take. You would not be overcome be gas if you fell asleep for two minutes before lighting the pilot. "And the candle probably wouldn't kill anyone... but if an edge of a sleeve caught the candle flame"
Again you think any meaningful number of people are going to somehow pass out with their sleeve held over a candle flame. Or I don't know. Is every you know wearing gasoline soaked or sulphur-impregnated, or clothes that for some reason go up in a flash? Could these thing happen? Sure. The likelihood is so outrageously infinitesimal it is not even statistically significant. It does not support the estimates of
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No reasonable person is saying none of the "graveyard shift" is doing anything potentially fatal. But it is reasonable to say the vast majority aren't. And they represent a tiny, tiny fraction of the number people that would be in the same place during the day. And if you consider who is in most of the buildings at the time we percentage of them doing something that would be fatal if they blacked out during it is a small fraction of those. If you were on the stairs when you blacked out you probably get injured but it is hardly a guaranteed fatality.   See 52 other replies

Tens of thousands of people killed? From a jet falling in to a major city. Two planes hitting the biggest buildings in new york only killed a few thousand. Yeah, you definitely way over-estimate the death rate for these things. Like from an above reply 1% of the population being in a pool at the time is wildly overshot.   See 52 other replies

Not necessarily. He could have gotten credit because his appearance required credit according to the rules of actors guilds and so forth. However, I agree that it wouldn't make sense for him to NOT show up again. I mean, Simon is going to be an important character and presumably he isn't strangling some stranger just for fun.   See 4 other replies