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Let's imagine you're in a small room with a chair, a table and a telephone. You've just learned you have an hour to live. Who would you call? What would you say?
Labels: HUMAN PSYCHOLOGY
posted by UMRBlog @ 10:47
11 comments
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11 Comments:
Anon 1124,
You're not leaning into this exercise!
Oh !
Well the way you described that room I figured I was in Bagdad getting ready for my "youtube" jihad video !
So I figured I watch enough "24" , to use the phone and wait for Good guys with guns !
The only thing about "24" that's not realistic is that the cell phones always work.
TYFCB
I would call my aldermen and urge that they draft a smoking ban ordinance in QCcy.
But look at who the Corp sponcers are Uncle Tony !
24 gets HUGE buckets of cash from Nortel and the cell companies !
I love that show and the fact that we know some things every season .
1. Jack is having a bad bad bad day
2. He will use electric shock to get what he wants
3. Always a "deep throat"
4. One of his family members makes STUPID choices !
5. Jack kills like 45-78 by hour 24
6. Jack's in dirty cotton Tee and all the dead guys were in Kevlar.
TYFCB
I call 24 a MAN-opera
It has to have SOAP writers ! no way in hell it doesn't have a few from Days or gen Hos .
great show and even better if you wait for dvd or just tivo it & watch it in groups or 2-5 shows
Interesting article in last week's New Yorker about 24. Makes it hard to see the show the same way ever again.
I'd phone the spouse and kid, naturally. A few close friends afterward if I hadn't kicked the bucket already.
I'd call the Governor. I need a stay of execution. Apparently my attorney didn't get me off!
I would call my children. Tell them I love tham and thanks for for all the love and care they gave to me.
Thanks,
I think it's interesting that a question this serious gets only one apparently sincere and responsive answer.
TYFCB
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