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scaeagles · 10-18-2006, 07:01 AM

I love this show.

It's hard to pick a favorite, as they are pretty much all fun. Mutilating Buster is always great, but if I had to pick three.....

Dynamite and the cement truck. The explosion was beyond cool.

Plants have feelings? When Torey is slapping the plant and thinking mean thoughts it's just hilarious.

Mind control. Again, Torey trying to control minds with the bike helmet and crystal slayed me.

I seem to like the ones that make me laugh, but there there are others where you really learn. Like the Chinese subterranean tunneling alert system. Cool.

I'd like to see a myth from Flagstaff AZ tested. Huge hang gliding place up there near the San Francisco peaks with masive thermal air flows. The myth is that a hnag glider caught one went up above 18000 feet, passed out from the thin air, glided 300 miles into New Mexico, and woke up after he dropped below a certain altitude. Sounds completely ridiculous, but it is a widely believed story in the community.

10-18-2006, 07:01 AM	#1
scaeagles I LIKE! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,819	Favorite Mythbusters and what would you like to see on it? I love this show. It's hard to pick a favorite, as they are pretty much all fun. Mutilating Buster is always great, but if I had to pick three..... Dynamite and the cement truck. The explosion was beyond cool. Plants have feelings? When Torey is slapping the plant and thinking mean thoughts it's just hilarious. Mind control. Again, Torey trying to control minds with the bike helmet and crystal slayed me. I seem to like the ones that make me laugh, but there there are others where you really learn. Like the Chinese subterranean tunneling alert system. Cool. I'd like to see a myth from Flagstaff AZ tested. Huge hang gliding place up there near the San Francisco peaks with masive thermal air flows. The myth is that a hnag glider caught one went up above 18000 feet, passed out from the thin air, glided 300 miles into New Mexico, and woke up after he dropped below a certain altitude. Sounds completely ridiculous, but it is a widely believed story in the community.
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