[raymondlin]

My god, you can imagine that happening in space if a hole appears in the hull.

 

[AtEase]

raymondlin: ever seen Alien Resurection?

 

[grinch]

damn, and that crab looked so tasty too.. such a waste.

 

[bifcake]

That's how you get a loaded camel through the eye of the needle.

 

[Onix]

Quote:

Originally posted by AtEase raymondlin: ever seen Alien Resurection?

I was thinking about it when I saw this poor animal die. Doesn't seem like an exageration anymore.

 

[Mystyler]

Wow!
That was cool...
And anyone worried about whether the crab felt anything, it looks like his flesh was sucked out first and within a split second, so I doubt it. If you look, you'll notice the shell is damn empty.

 

[Onix]

Quote:

Originally posted by Mystyler Wow! That was cool... And anyone worried about whether the crab felt anything, it looks like his flesh was sucked out first and within a split second, so I doubt it. If you look, you'll notice the shell is damn empty.

Okay, probably just less than a second of pain. But still, poor little chap.

 

[TimSchirmer]

...my water tastes kinda fishy for some reason

 

[chadbang]

Actually his demise was a lot slower than I thought it was going to be. I thought he would have vanished in about at 1/10 of a second, it was a lot more painful than that. Of course, I have to admit I'm not a big crab fan. They rank up there with crocodiles as animals I basically don't have much fondness for. Mindless predators, with a fairly nasty temperament.

 

[HighwayStar]

Quote:

Originally posted by chadbang Mindless predators, with a fairly nasty temperament.

Well, yeah, sure, but they're delicious

 

[erix]

for a reason...

ok,
erix

 

[averydonovan]

That crab walked into a situation that really sucked. It was rather surreal to see it get sucked into that tiny hole.

Hopefully airlines won't get any ideas from this on how to fit more passengers onto their planes

 

[grancasa]

Quote:

Originally posted by Onix Okay, probably just less than a second of pain. But still, poor little chap.

Actually, probably no pain at all. See the link:

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/...725683181.html

 

[skippy]

wow. freaky.

 

[vwap]

heh... I had to watch that over and over... forgot to actually read the thing about being a few thousand feet down, and the pressure difference...

I was like.. "what the hell?!"... then I was like.. maybe the blade cut it up or something...

Then the bell finally went off. Sheesh. Must be tired from studying or something.. Thank goodness I'm not studying Physics right now..

[But I am studying environmental economics... but we have yet to talk about protecting crabs from getting sucked into pipelines...

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