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| Slavia |
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So I reviewed the clip with my son - here's what he saw:
1. The fuse on the device is about 1 1/2 inches long, from a closeup at the beginning. Going slowly (frame by frame) the noise of the explosion starts before the fuse burns anywhere near the foil.
2. The flash of the explosion happens immediately after lighting the fuse - the fuse doesn't burn down to the foil.
3. The flash is pixelated in freeze frame - not the same resolution as the rest of the clip.
4. At no point during the fireball can you see the outline or shadow of a person behind it.
5. As was pointed out earlier, the lights come on where before they were off. Not only that, but they don't come on suddenly, as though flipping a switch. They come on gradually, as though fading in to a spliced clip.
I believe Anton is correct. |
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| Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 10:10 pm |
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| I have lived in Canada for over 30 years and have yet to meet someone with the “Canadian” accent. What part of Canada is it that they have trouble pronouncing “o”? |
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| Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 7:50 am |
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| billandbeaufort |
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| weekly wrote: |
| I have lived in Canada for over 30 years and have yet to meet someone with the “Canadian” accent. What part of Canada is it that they have trouble pronouncing “o”? |
C eh? N eh? D eh? |
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| Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 8:26 am |
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| Shakeyupnorth |
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| The guy is a FAKE CANADIAN!! I can tell, because it's a fake accident. Pay attention to this so called "hose head" and his T-shirt. Before the fuse is "lit" there is definite and vivid silkscreened image across the front of the shirt. After the "accident" it appears he is wearing a different shirt, one without any image. It's doubtfull such a small device would create so much soot and ONLY deposit the stuff on his chest (note lack of soot on the surroundings), so he changed his shirt and its gotta be fake. |
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| Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 9:28 am |
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| Rogerflat |
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4. At no point during the fireball can you see the outline or shadow of a person behind it.
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That's not correct. It took me awhile to find the frame, but I did find it. The guy is visible behind the initial burst of flames.
What I found strange was how fast the smoke plume vanished. It's almost as though there was one of those vaccuums they put above stoves that was sucking up all the smoke. I mean two seconds after the explosion there is no smoke at all. If you've ever seen what smoke actually does indoors then you would know it lingers. |
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