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| That wouldn't have made any sense by Commander Tansin A. Darcos 06/12/2013, 7:10am PDT | ||||
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| Original Title: Bullshit. Mr Stabby should've escaped in a Chalks seaplane in the end
It's a morality play; discovering the guy murdered his wife. even though he surrendered, the cop shot hm anyway. Him getting away defeats the whole point of the video. And why a "Chalks seaplane"? Chalks International had their license to operate an airline revoked in 2007; the video might have been done after that date. Besides, Chalks International Airlines only operated out of Miami Airport; this video might not have been located in Miami, it doesn't look anything like the scenes from Burn Notice. :) If we're going to do fantasies, why not a skyhook whisking him off to Hong Kong S.A.R. in an inverse of The Black Knight? |
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A great use of Genesis' "In the Air Tonight" as part of telling a story by 06/09/2013, 7:04pm PDT  Bullshit. Mr Stabby should've escaped in a Chalks seaplane in the end NT by 06/10/2013, 3:41am PDT That wouldn't have made any sense by 06/12/2013, 7:10am PDT Correction: Chalk's was in Ft. Lauderdale; why do u think the video waz frm it? NT by 06/12/2013, 7:12am PDT Didn't watch much Miami Vice, did ya? by 06/12/2013, 12:22pm PDT Chalk's moved to Ft. Lauderdale in 2001; was Miami Vice still on the air then? NT by 06/13/2013, 9:52am PDT You kiddin me? NT by 06/13/2013, 2:48pm PDT Besides, they didn't use the Chalk's plane; they drove past it and used a boat NT by 06/13/2013, 11:07pm PDT This might surprise you, but there's more to the entire Miami Vice tv series by 06/14/2013, 12:55pm PDT |
