The 'but why would they do that, it makes no sense' thread
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Why do so many women in films and TV programmes have sex while wearing clothing that covers their chests? Don't they get hot?
If the lady in question doesn't want to show her stuff it would be better if they didn't show the sex scene at all, it would be more realistic to just imply that it has happened.
If the lady in question doesn't want to show her stuff it would be better if they didn't show the sex scene at all, it would be more realistic to just imply that it has happened.
singlecoil said:
Why do so many women in films and TV programmes have sex while wearing clothing that covers their chests? Don't they get hot?
If the lady in question doesn't want to show her stuff it would be better if they didn't show the sex scene at all, it would be more realistic to just imply that it has happened.
Coupled with the L shaped sheets that leave a mans manly chest exposed,post coitus,but cover the lady's lady bumps If the lady in question doesn't want to show her stuff it would be better if they didn't show the sex scene at all, it would be more realistic to just imply that it has happened.
Johnspex said:
Why, when the ransom or bribe is delivered is it always in a nice new briefcase?
Why would you do that? Just to make a nice gift for the kidnapper?
Maybe the ransomee(?) doesn't own a briefcase and has to go out and buy one.Why would you do that? Just to make a nice gift for the kidnapper?
If there were a sudden spate of kidnappings I'd be looking suspiciously at that nice unassuming man who runs the thriving briefcase shop down the street...
Halmyre said:
Maybe the ransomee(?) doesn't own a briefcase and has to go out and buy one.
If there were a sudden spate of kidnappings I'd be looking suspiciously at that nice unassuming man who runs the thriving briefcase shop down the street...
Good point, but what's wrong with an old Tesco carrier bag?If there were a sudden spate of kidnappings I'd be looking suspiciously at that nice unassuming man who runs the thriving briefcase shop down the street...
Bullett said:
SilverSixer said:
Game of Thrones. "The Wall". Can't the nasties on the north just paddle canoes round the side?
As I understand it they are hunter gatherer type tribes not seafarers and as it's a long way north and the seas are nasty the don't have the skills to do it in sufficient numbers.Stannis went North by ship with his army after Jon Snow went to kill Mance Rayder.
They aren't known to be seafarers as said above so probably wouldn't produce the best ships to brave the narrow sea.
The wall is 300 miles long so the tribes would have to walk the length of it to get around it rather than chance climbing it.
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Eastwatch-by-...
It certainly mustn't be an attractive option if they do climb it. Nutters.
Johnspex said:
Halmyre said:
Maybe the ransomee(?) doesn't own a briefcase and has to go out and buy one.
If there were a sudden spate of kidnappings I'd be looking suspiciously at that nice unassuming man who runs the thriving briefcase shop down the street...
Good point, but what's wrong with an old Tesco carrier bag?If there were a sudden spate of kidnappings I'd be looking suspiciously at that nice unassuming man who runs the thriving briefcase shop down the street...
On the bedding question (see above ref coitus) why does no-one 'clean up' afterwards? Don't film stars need the cock-washing beaker? Quick trip to the loo? No reference to 'yeuck! Damp patch!!'
Am I over-thinking this?
And the number of times otherwise boringly reliable cars suddenly choose to get damp plugs because someone needs to getaway fast, but magically the engine fires just as the baddies get the door handle within reach...
Halmyre said:
Johnspex said:
Why, when the ransom or bribe is delivered is it always in a nice new briefcase?
Why would you do that? Just to make a nice gift for the kidnapper?
Maybe the ransomee(?) doesn't own a briefcase and has to go out and buy one.Why would you do that? Just to make a nice gift for the kidnapper?
If there were a sudden spate of kidnappings I'd be looking suspiciously at that nice unassuming man who runs the thriving briefcase shop down the street...
marshalla said:
And why are the briefcases always exactly the right size to take several bundles of notes across and down without any gaps around the edges ?
Ah, that'll be because the little man with the thriving briefcase shop down the road makes them to the exactly correct size for doing that. 
Halmyre said:
Johnspex said:
Why, when the ransom or bribe is delivered is it always in a nice new briefcase?
Why would you do that? Just to make a nice gift for the kidnapper?
Maybe the ransomee(?) doesn't own a briefcase and has to go out and buy one.Why would you do that? Just to make a nice gift for the kidnapper?
If there were a sudden spate of kidnappings I'd be looking suspiciously at that nice unassuming man who runs the thriving briefcase shop down the street...
Mr_Yogi said:
I finally caught up with Skyfall last night. Why would you (as a supposedly intelligent cyber terrorism/ hacking expert) plug the laptop of somebody who has already been able to hack Mi5's entire systems, into your new super dooper locked down secret network? DOH!
I actually had that question in a job interview. It was for an IT job, so relevant, we were just chatting about it as it had just come out, interviewer asked "were you screaming at the IT guys not to plug that laptop in as much as I was?"Mr_Yogi said:
I finally caught up with Skyfall last night. Why would you (as a supposedly intelligent cyber terrorism/ hacking expert) plug the laptop of somebody who has already been able to hack Mi5's entire systems, into your new super dooper locked down secret network? DOH!
And also the bad guy's incredibly convoluted plan basically boiled down to walking into a crowded room with a gun and trying to shoot 'M'.Gassing Station | TV, Film, Video Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff