To: PJ-Comix
5. Pearl Harbor: Did anybody else cringe when Franklin D. Roosevelt rose from his wheel chair and walk a few steps to make a point? Guess what? That never happened. I love the part when they were on the upturned hull of the Oklahoma, dozens of feet above the surface of the water, trying to cut through to rescue trapped crew. When they cut through, water comes gushing out. I guess the laws of physics don't extend to Hawaii.
285 posted on
09/25/2011 4:08:15 AM PDT by
SoJoCo
To: SoJoCo
***I guess the laws of physics don’t extend to Hawaii.***
Didn’t have that problem when they cut through the hull in THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE (1971) But then, that was fiction.
301 posted on
09/25/2011 7:55:10 AM PDT by
Ruy Dias de Bivar
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To: SoJoCo
I love the part when they were on the upturned hull of the Oklahoma, dozens of feet above the surface of the water, trying to cut through to rescue trapped crew. When they cut through, water comes gushing out. Wouldn't be unlikely that highly compressed air might come gushing out, but not water.
To: SoJoCo
I love the part when they were on the upturned hull of the Oklahoma, dozens of feet above the surface of the water, trying to cut through to rescue trapped crew. When they cut through, water comes gushing out. Wouldn't be unlikely that highly compressed air might come gushing out, but not water.
To: SoJoCo
I love the part when they were on the upturned hull of the Oklahoma, dozens of feet above the surface of the water, trying to cut through to rescue trapped crew. When they cut through, water comes gushing out. Wouldn't be unlikely that highly compressed air might come gushing out, but not water.
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