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jagfiles
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quicksand scene question...

Postby jagfiles » Wed Feb 09, 2011 1:33 am

Here's a fun question for everyone.
In a TV show or movie for a quicksand scene which do you perfer:
1. A day time scene
2. A night time scene
3. Depends on how the scene is done and who does the scene
4. Doesn't matter

Also for a quicksand video the same questions:
1. A day time scene
2. A night time scene
3. Depends on how the scene is done and who does the scene
4. Doesn't matter

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Re: quicksand scene question...

Postby YerK » Wed Feb 23, 2011 10:37 am

You know how it's a human thing to want what you cannot have? I want to see sinking into tar! ;-) (preferably in daylight)

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Re: quicksand scene question...

Postby Fred588 » Wed Feb 23, 2011 1:39 pm

1. 1.5 cubic yards of molasses, delivered.

2. Several bottles of black colorant.

3. Labor for cleanup within 48 hours.

4. One case of ant repellent.

5. One case of bee repellent.

6. One case of fly repellent.


YerK wrote:You know how it's a human thing to want what you cannot have? I want to see sinking into tar! ;-) (preferably in daylight)
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Re: quicksand scene question...

Postby YerK » Wed Feb 23, 2011 2:07 pm

Fred588 wrote:1. 1.5 cubic yards of molasses, delivered.

2. Several bottles of black colorant.

3. Labor for cleanup within 48 hours.

4. One case of ant repellent.

5. One case of bee repellent.

6. One case of fly repellent.


YerK wrote:You know how it's a human thing to want what you cannot have? I want to see sinking into tar! ;-) (preferably in daylight)


Fred: I'm thinking the airfare to Tahiti is easier. (Of course, finding the $$$ and the willing model may be a problem) Cleanup should be fairly easy, Some sturdy stick to peel back the most of the tar, then kerosene soaked rags to remove the rest. (followed by a lot of regular soap & warm water)


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