Check this video out...Amazing Desk

[snooper2]

I can't stop laughing...had to go outside the office.......

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Out of some kind of morbid curiousity I had to check out Spook's YouTube channel...

I couldn't resist wondering :wtf: this video was about showing a man with a phone in his hand and the title saying something about an amazing desk.

So I had to click...couldn't.........resist.............the............urge....


And- it was worth it...be sure to watch it twice :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
The guys voice makes it that much better IMHO :rofl:


http://www.youtube.com/user/spooked911#p/u/19/HPvu0lQCu20

[SDuderstadt]

1. I wonder how he explains this...

since the guy is obviously a direct witness that a plane DID indeed hit the WTC.

[sofa king]

3. I think I know where he's going with it.

"Amazing desk" suggests that it's implausible that a man could survive such a close encounter with an exploding aircraft simply by hiding under a desk.

Unfortunately for that argument, there's Hitler.

[sofa king]

5. Here's another hard-to-believe example.

I'm probably not going to run this one all the way back to the quill, but here's the short version from Wikipedia:

It is alleged that some of ((Braxton Bragg's)) troops attempted to assassinate him on two occasions in August and September 1847, but he was not injured either time. In the more serious of the two incidents, one of his soldiers exploded a 12-pound artillery shell underneath his cot. Although the cot was destroyed, somehow Bragg himself emerged without a scratch.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braxton_Bragg

[zappaman]

2. the man went thru a traumatic event

and is obviously confused about seeing a plane since there were none.
lucky guy, though.

[SDuderstadt]

4. Maybe he's confused about...

actually having a desk.

[Ghost in the Machine]

6. Stanley Prainmath also punched his way thru a wall...

"But then Stanley did something surprising. While praying on his knees, Stanley called out to the man behind the wall, "There's one thing I got to know, do you know Jesus?" The man replied he went to church every Sunday. Then they prayed together to enable them to break through the wall.

"I got up, and I felt as if a power came over me," said Stanley. "I felt goose bumps all over my body and I'm trembling, and I said to the wall, 'You're going to be no match for me and my Lord.' " Moments later, he punched his way through the wall and, with the help of the man on the other side, was able to squirm his way through the hole in the wall. "The guy held me and embraced me and he gave me a kiss and he said, 'From today, you're my brother for life.' "
http://across.co.nz/Surviving81floorWTC.htm


Go read the whole thing :-)

[wildbilln864]

7. thanks ghost...nt

:hi:

[Ghost in the Machine]

10. Hiya, wildbill

:hi:

[LARED]

8. So what? nt

[hack89]

9. Punching through sheet rock is not hard

ask any home renovator or drunken frat rat.

[Ghost in the Machine]

11. True, but where does the article say it was a sheetrock wall??

It says it was a wall separating him from the staircase... in 99% of the buildings I've been in, and built, the stairwells have concrete walls...

[hack89]

12. You are the expert on 911

are you saying that you haven't researched the construction details of the WTC?

[Ghost in the Machine]

14. Please point out where I have ever said that...

I'll be waiting for a link... or an apology for you being so asinine...

Thanks,

Ghost

[hack89]

15. A basic knowledge of how the WTC were constructed

is kind of important to the entire of issue of whether the collapse was CD, don't you think? If your theories are not built on a detailed knowledge of the WTC what exactly are they based on? A casual and superficial knowledge?

[Ghost in the Machine]

16. I don't see a link or apology...

You don't follow instructions well, do you? Have a nice day....

[hack89]

17. I apologize for misrepresenting your level of knowledge of 911

I thought that from all the effort you put into it, you would have a basic understanding of the WTC. I apologize for that assumption.

[hack89]

13. Section 2.1.3.1 Passive Protection

http://www.fema.gov/pdf/library/fema403_ch2.pdf

[greyl]

18. Where does the article say it was a concrete, solid steel, or kryptonite wall?

edit: Where does it even say it was a stairwell wall? /edit

Link or apology, please.

[Ghost in the Machine]

19. "his "guardian angel" couldn't get to him--a wall was between him and staircase."

"Suddenly Stanley saw the light of a flashlight. For a moment, it stunned him. "What were the chances of someone bringing a flashlight to this floor?," he thought. "My first gut reaction was, 'This is my guardian angel--my Lord sent somebody to save me!' "

Stanley began screaming, "I see the light, I see the light." But after clawing his way through the debris, he realized that he couldn't get out--all the exits were blocked and his "guardian angel" couldn't get to him--a wall was between him and the staircase. "He can't get to me and I can't get to him, and by this time I can't breathe," Stanley said. "I don't know if it was sulfur or what , but I can smell this thing. I got down on my knees and said, "Lord, you've got to help me. You've brought me this far, help me to get to the staircase."

http://across.co.nz/Surviving81floorWTC.htm


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