okay, so here's the things i want to know about the confusing parts in BTTF3-
1. -marty resides into the McFly house (in the 1880's) and he eats some rabbit- then he spits some pip like things onto the dish, what are they??
2. just after marty spits his pips, Mrs McFly (and don't you be forgettin' the mrs!) signs a crucifix onto herself. Why??
3. if doc always says to marty not to interact with anyone because he will cause a time paradox the unfabricates the entire universe, then why did he go and speak to doc in the 1950's?
thanks, jakshep2 :zombiekun2
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...pip...?
1) Crack rocks
2) She's Jesus reincarnated
3) He's a dumb fuck
I know the crap he's spitting out is buckshot bits.
I can't remember why she signs the crucifix.
Doc says for Marty not to talk to people, but it's not like Marty ever listens.
I have a few more questions:
4) Why didn't the train attempt to stop after crashing into the DeLorean?
5) Why did they use 2 locomotives to haul 2 cars?
6) Couldn't they have gotten a proper road unit instead of switching locomotives?
Quote from: modelincard on October 05, 2007, 09:53:51 PM
I have a few more questions:
4) Why didn't the train attempt to stop after crashing into the DeLorean?
5) Why did they use 2 locomotives to haul 2 cars?
6) Couldn't they have gotten a proper road unit instead of switching locomotives?
4. It's California. No one ever stops after an accident.
5. Functional redundency! :3
6. NO!!! UFAIL!!
Glad to be of help! :B
LOL....
what are buckshot bits?
4.the train didn't stop because the DeLorean was deliberatley getting pushed by doc, the driver of the train.
5. they didn't
6. I Dont know what the hell you're talking about.
Quote from: jakshep3 on October 07, 2007, 06:00:18 AM
what are buckshot bits?
When you shoot something with a shotgun, the shotgun pellets are called buckshot.
Generally one expects that you attempt to remove these from the meal -before- you cook it...
Quote from: jakshep3 on October 07, 2007, 06:00:18 AM
4.the train didn't stop because the DeLorean was deliberately getting pushed by doc, the driver of the train.
Are you talking about the steam train in the 1800's or the diesel train that came after that? I meant the latter of those.
Quote from: jakshep3 on October 07, 2007, 06:00:18 AM
6. I Dont know what the hell you're talking about.
switching locomotive (switcher)=locomotive used to move railroad cars around a yard or other typically short distances
road unit=a (typically) larger locomotive used to travel the longer distances of a railroad. (If you've ever taken a locomotive hauled train, chances are it was pulled by a road unit.)