1 That reminds me of another story about an unemployed, angry white man.

2 i love how that guy walked from Downtown LA to Santa Monica Pier in two hours. That would take like 3 days in real life. He must have been running on 24 time.

3 Indeed. What really made me toss out my suspension of disbelief was the part where he fired the L.A.W. rocket. The trajectory was unreal. It should have detonated 10 feet in front of him.

4 Raygun Annie, Yup, that was my big complaint with the movie as well. It's those Hollywood lefties who just can't get it through their commie heads that ordinance needs respect too! Actually my favorite is when Mel the anti-Semite, and donÂ’t get me wrong, I think he can be a brilliant actor, takes a bunch of blankets into a bathtub next to Danny Glover, who is sitting on a rigged toilet seat, to create a blast matt. He then yanks Danny off the can, really fast, into the tub, before the c-4 blast (30K feet per second) can catch up to them. Could happen! That suspends way more belief than a too quick a trip to the Pier. But, whenever we refuse to allow a director his/her conceits it is we who have lost our way.

5 Straw, I think it must be slow fuses. If the bad guys ever figure that out, all the heroes will die horrible deaths as they try to hit the ground before the mines they are standing on can explode. Don't tell anyone. Actually my biggest complaint is these giant gasoline fire explosions.

6 "ordinance" Commies don't respect gubmint decrees?! You are even further removed from reality than Annie thought!

7 Red, WTF are you trying to say? You are more garbled than usual. Why don't you just continue to grunt and point at pictures, you are very good at that. Now this time try peeling the banana

8 That was just his way of saying, "Check your spelling, Straw."