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"Tsk, tsk. Pepe's messing with the newbies again." Spidey, 3/30/05
I don't know if this was ever discussed, but my husband is a former Boeing engineer and he told me that the way the airplane broke apart could never happen unless there was an explosion or some kind.He said the design doesn't allow that to happen. I don't know if this was something the producers considered or not. Since the storyline has survivors of two sections of the plane, maybe they didn't know an airplane could never break apart the way they have shown.
What do you all think?
mikesgirl123
It's Hollywood, they take creative licence all the time. All these things with the characters interacting wouldn't happen in real life either and the lottery numbers wouldn't keep popping up everywhere.
Scratch and sniff
"Tsk, tsk. Pepe's messing with the newbies again." Spidey, 3/30/05
And Polar bears don't live south of Australia.
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As great a show that "Lost" is, we KNOW that it is not cemented in reality.
It's the awesome and creative writing that keeps us coming back.MY advice?
Sit back and enjoy the mind-boggling ride!
Lost with PhoenixMons!
I did NOT mean this as as a diss, MG123!
(We are DEFINITELY a die-hard "LOST" fan club here! We welcome and adore ALL fans here!)
There are things about the world that I know, and when I see Hollywood try to recreate those things, they usually get them wrong. And sure, it's annoying.That said, with this show, there is already so much that "couldn't happen." I think it's also been alluded to by producers that it wasn't a freak accident that caused the plane to crash where it did. (I gather it was something like the island pulled the plane down or something.)
Oh here it is: The plane did not crash by accident, it crashed for a very specific reason. But he dismissed speculation that someone aboard the plane caused the crash. From: Source.
With a misty, smoke monster, a ship planted on the rocks far from shore, polar bears, backwards Walt and all the other things, the plane breaking apart is the least of the weirdo mysteries.
And how many people survive a plane crash from 40,000 or so...TWA 800?......It's Hollywood....
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I'm sure I've mentioned it before, but I flew to Paris on Flight 800. Same damned plane.::shudder::
Just don't tell me what I can't do.
Everyone knows already that it was that Big @§§ ...invisible, Some ßËot©h Robot monster, jumped up, an Slap the Carp out of that airplane. Whats not real about that? Happens all the time in the bermuda triangle.
inv>just kidding ya'll. I feel sarcastic today lol<I can't get over your siggy J-Slice. Evry time I look at that orange peel smile, it makes me laugh. Great Siggy!
In this article we find that the reason for the crash will be explained this season:In other revelations, "Lost" will explain this season why Oceanic Flight 815 crashed, though, in true "Lost" fashion, the total reason may not come out all at one time.
I just glanced at your daw count. I must say that's an absolutely astonishing figure. Didn't you get here after me?Impressive.
I can't wait to see what happens when you turn 6 figures in a couple years!
Too many posts on forums of shows that not too many people watch and the AI forum.I have been here 2 years last week.
wow, that's like two weeks after my first login...amazing. no wonder we have such a cool bond eh?
As a proud Boeing emploee, I would say that a Boeing airplane wouldn't fall apart like this one did. It was a Lockeed L1011 built in 1972. Maybe it had stress fractures that weren't detected.
Your comment made me laugh. Sounds like something my DH (also a Boeing employee) would say.I think, like many things in the show, it requires some suspension of reality. They probably made the plane breakup like that for the dramatic effect.
