wtf?! anyone here scared to fly after seeing that movie?

 

wait......people watched that?
and um, no. :D

 

ahahah !! yoooooo chitownnnnnnnnnnn i use to live in naperville! LETS HEAR IT FOR DAAAAAAAAA BEARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRSSSSSS

 

We went on a cruise for our honeymoon and they were showing The Poseidon Adventure...

At least it made me pay attention to where the exit doors and lifeboats were located.

 

bears r garbage.
though the jets just played like garbage.

 

Bears clinched... what did the jets do ? :\

 

u dont read so well, huh

 

Snakes on a Plane, turned to this

 

i can read just fine...
was just saying.. what do the jets do?????????
Bears > Jets Week 11
Remember when the jets were like And the bears were like... next?

 

http://www.se-detroit.com/forum/images/smiles/jack.gif

if i knew how to put it on here i would.

im just happy the jets won A game, let alone 7 so far. so no matter what is said, i dont care.
hope rex can pass to people in his colors today. i actually thought he was good at the time when they werent playing him.

and to edit my original post
the bears OFFENSE is garbage. defense is good and special teams is good.

now, back to snakes on a horrible movie that noone saw

 

here we go.. lol
so how about them snakesssss..... im thinking about renting it to see what the fuss is all about.. also miami vice!!

 

Snakes are cold-blooded.

Planes are air conditioned.

Snakes on a plane = leather hoses.

Reality > Movies.

 

sweet! thanks!
and yeah to ^
but sometimes its worth it

 

Ah, one of Hollywood's all-time most ridiculous movies!!! The thought of Shaft stuck on a jetliner with agitated venomous reptiles just makes me laugh my @$$ off!!
Unless the air-conditioning is set to be uncomfortably cold for the passengers, it would have minimal effect on most cold-blooded reptiles for quite a while. Yes, the snakes would begin to slow down after a few hours below optimum temps, but not enough to become completely lethargic in little time unless the temps were significantly below the range of their natural environment.
Inside a comfortable pressurized environment, they would have no problem surviving and remaining active. More than likely, they would find a comfortable, warm, secluded place to hide, like in your carry-on luggage!!!
I'd bring my 50+ pound Boa to prove a point, but I doubt the TSA would allow him on board with me. Maybe if I brought him through security, he might eat an inspector or two. ...eh, it's a thought. Come confiscate my luggage, Mr. TSA man!!

 

I never saw the movie but I know the hype was not worth it. I have zero fear of flying and having snakes take over the plane.

I used to sail historic boats and anytime we'd sail through a squall I insisted on playing "The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" by Gordon Lightfoot. Some of the crew saw the hilarity and the rest thought I was an idiot...