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-Cyrus-
United States318 Posts
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Tehs Tehklz
United States330 Posts
On October 31 2011 12:31 p4NDemik wrote: also - three grown adults can't think to look for something to put in his mouth? "Do not put anything in the person's mouth Contrary to popular belief, a person having a seizure is incapable of swallowing their tongue so you can breathe easy in the knowledge that you do not have to stick your fingers into the mouth of someone in this condition." http://www.epilepsy.com/EPILEPSY/firstaid Grown adults know better. | ||
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Nortac
United States375 Posts
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Poyo
Canada790 Posts
Season one was great, but so far this season is just painfully slow. | ||
p4NDemik
United States13896 Posts
On October 31 2011 13:09 Tehs Tehklz wrote: "Do not put anything in the person's mouth Contrary to popular belief, a person having a seizure is incapable of swallowing their tongue so you can breathe easy in the knowledge that you do not have to stick your fingers into the mouth of someone in this condition." http://www.epilepsy.com/EPILEPSY/firstaid Grown adults know better. Damn you've got me then! Although I was never under the impression that it was recommended to prevent "swallowing," but rather severe lacerations. Oh well. | ||
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
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SiguR
Canada2039 Posts
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Mordiford
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On October 31 2011 13:12 Nortac wrote: This season has been a real let down for me so far, really expected it to be more actiony like the first season. I guess that's what happens when the directors change The first season wasn't really "actiony" either, not sure what you're talking about here. The comics aren't really "actiony" either to be honest. | ||
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javy_
United States1677 Posts
On October 31 2011 13:35 SiguR wrote: I hope they don't make what shane did look like the worst possible thing in the world. I mean, it was horrible, and he probably should've shot him in the head instead, but he kind of didn't really have a choice beyond "its either me or him" what shane did looks incredibly tame in comparison to some of the shit people did as depicted in the comics. Whether or not AMC will show this stuff on TV is another question... On October 31 2011 13:12 Nortac wrote: This season has been a real let down for me so far, really expected it to be more actiony like the first season. I guess that's what happens when the directors change this show was never meant to be a full-on action show (nor is the comic), so I'm not quite sure why that is your expectation | ||
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Najda
United States3765 Posts
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Mordiford
4448 Posts
On October 31 2011 14:07 Najda wrote: Is it just me or does everyone else on TL automatically identify with (maybe not identify, but rather care more about) korean characters in shows because of our SC/Korean expiriences? It was the same for me with Lost and Sun/Jin. What...? No. I don't get that impression at all. Glen is just a cool character, he was one of my favorites from the comics as well. | ||
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Karshe
United States212 Posts
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storm44
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shadowboxer
United States224 Posts
On October 31 2011 14:18 Karshe wrote: I missed it--what did Dale do when he told the mom to keep watch, and he went off by himself? To get Andrea her gun from his hiding spot. Episode was pretty good, but I'm honestly pissed they're taking this "shane is evil" turn. It's so dumb that they would take this turn after he was a great friend before the apocalypse and it's not like leaving Rick wasn't what everyone else would have done, the fucking army was killing uninfected living people in that hospital. He's definitely one of the better actors and it pisses me off that they're probably going to turn him into a villain. Yeah, he touched Lori in a bad spot which is awful, but he was extremely intoxicated and they'd previously been lovers so when you're drunk the line is heavily blurred. That doesn't make it alright, but it does mean he's human and that he makes stupid mistakes, especially when drunk. It also makes no sense that he wouldn't just Otis in the head. Oh well, I'm still enjoying it, I just don't like where they're going with Shane. | ||
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Motivate
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RosaParksStoleMySeat
Japan926 Posts
On October 31 2011 14:28 shadowboxer wrote: To get Andrea her gun from his hiding spot. Episode was pretty good, but I'm honestly pissed they're taking this "shane is evil" turn. It's so dumb that they would take this turn after he was a great friend before the apocalypse and it's not like leaving Rick wasn't what everyone else would have done, the fucking army was killing uninfected living people in that hospital. He's definitely one of the better actors and it pisses me off that they're probably going to turn him into a villain. Yeah, he touched Lori in a bad spot which is awful, but he was extremely intoxicated and they'd previously been lovers so when you're drunk the line is heavily blurred. That doesn't make it alright, but it does mean he's human and that he makes stupid mistakes, especially when drunk. It also makes no sense that he wouldn't just Otis in the head. Oh well, I'm still enjoying it, I just don't like where they're going with Shane. I don't think that he's evil really. He's had some conflicts, such as pointing his gun at Rick and attacking Lori at the CDC, but both were understandable and he didn't cause any real harm. Now he killed Otis, mainly because he needed a way to escape to save Carl. As far as I could tell, had he not shot Otis they both would have been eaten and Carl would have died too. He could have possibly sacrificed himself to save Otis, and killing the poor guy is definitely a screwed up thing to do, but I think he was just afraid and under pressure. | ||
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GGTeMpLaR
United States7226 Posts
On October 31 2011 14:07 Najda wrote: Is it just me or does everyone else on TL automatically identify with (maybe not identify, but rather care more about) korean characters in shows because of our SC/Korean expiriences? It was the same for me with Lost and Sun/Jin. It's got nothing to do with race for me =/ | ||
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DrainX
Sweden3187 Posts
On October 31 2011 14:07 Najda wrote: Is it just me or does everyone else on TL automatically identify with (maybe not identify, but rather care more about) korean characters in shows because of our SC/Korean expiriences? It was the same for me with Lost and Sun/Jin. I think it has more to do with him being the nerdy male in his twenties. | ||
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Zooper31
United States5713 Posts
On October 31 2011 14:56 RosaParksStoleMySeat wrote: I don't think that he's evil really. He's had some conflicts, such as pointing his gun at Rick and attacking Lori at the CDC, but both were understandable and he didn't cause any real harm. Now he killed Otis, mainly because he needed a way to escape to save Carl. As far as I could tell, had he not shot Otis they both would have been eaten and Carl would have died too. He could have possibly sacrificed himself to save Otis, and killing the poor guy is definitely a screwed up thing to do, but I think he was just afraid and under pressure. Agreed I don't see Shane being evil in this last episode. I see it more of us seeing he will do w/e it takes to save the people he loves. I hope he doesn't turn into a villian type character of the bunch though. | ||
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Mordiford
4448 Posts
On October 31 2011 15:14 Zooper31 wrote: Agreed I don't see Shane being evil in this last episode. I see it more of us seeing he will do w/e it takes to save the people he loves. I hope he doesn't turn into a villian type character of the bunch though. He's definitely being set up as a tragic villain in the show, but I like the direction the show is going in, it's really setting up lines that aren't clear-cut which is interesting. Shane has had some questionable moments, but by and large I can't really look at him as a despicable character. If I were in his position, it wouldn't be too difficult to justify shooting Otis, after all, you're in the situation you're in because of him. However, for the character himself, you can slowly see that some of these things will continue getting to him and the guilt may eventually break him down and cause him to turn into a villain. As for not shooting Otis in the head, having an injured person slowly crawling on the floor while bleeding out would likely attract more attention than a cadavre. Was it a dick move? Yes. If I were to do it, I would likely have shot him in the head, but overall I can understand why he made the decision. | ||
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