kh.4
August 13, 2007, 9:49pm
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Flame throwers? For melting ice. Masons use them for working with block in the winter months up here all the time. Melting water, heating up sand, breaking blocks free from ice, etc. I have one in the garage for freeing up the snowblower when it freezes up.
Oh. Yeah. I have been enlightened. Embarassed, too, but mostly enlightened.
1982 was a good year for Sci-fi cinema.
Blade Runner
Star Trek II - The Wrath of Khan
ET - The Extraterrestrial
John Carpenter’s The Thing
Tron
Zapped!
NDP
August 13, 2007, 10:39pm
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1982 was a good year for Sci-fi cinema.
Blade Runner
Star Trek II - The Wrath of Khan
ET - The Extraterrestrial
John Carpenter’s The Thing
Tron
Zapped!
Ha ha. Very funny. Mention an obvious loser among all the classics (i.e., Blade Runner ).
kh.4:
I feel incredibly stupid saying it, but I never thought of that. Now just why did they have so many flame throwers? I just took them in my stride, you know, as you do.
I can answer that. You have to remember, McReady and company were at a GOVERNMENT Antarctic installation. Those weren’t flamethrowers. Those were cigarette lighters engineered to government specifications.