teabagg said...evlPanda said...
Simple question: How do you know that movie is telling the truth?
If I get a decent, to-the-point answer I promise I'll watch it. I was going to keep hiring out all the Kubrick movies but the woman at the video store had never heard of "2001: A Space Odyssey".
building seven... no plane hit it, no debris hit it, fell as a controlled demolition.
besides, how can you call it rubbish if you have not seen it.
it's not even two hours long, what have you got to lose, atleast after you've seen it and IF you still think its rubbish, you have basis to disregard it...
Here is building 7, which had no debris hit it. Concrete cancer?
Oops, somebody left the toaster on.
Dude, two of the largest buildings in the world, two of them, collapsed across the street. Thus the giant ****ing hole in it, thus a zillion little fires in it, thus building not looking too stable. Building fall down.
Speaking of two: two hours! Bloody hell. If it's full of spooky music and text that is displayed at a rate for children learning to read I won't make 2 minutes.
Also speaking of two, why is this thread posted twice? Is there a connection? I think it is obvious to anyone who really questions this and looks deeper into it that it is ... ah I give up.
