[dean mclean]

Originally Posted by C1Sweetspot ↗

Faced with certain death, in that situation, think for a sec. Would you jump? or would you just inhale as much smoke as you could and pass out? I would choose the latter if it were an option. I have been playing that scenario over and over ever since that day. After seeing almost all the jumper vids, and witnessing the second crash live, I noticed that the first jumpers caught on vid weren't hasty in their decision. Most were either hanging out windows to get air or climbing out to escape the heat and smoke. Knowing the inevitable was near a choice was made. Just my empathizing thoughts on facing this kind of inescapable death.

It makes me feel a tiny bit better to know these people probably never really felt any pain or experienced the impact...there's an article about it here

[Billthegravedigger]

Between digging graves and my time being consumed by some of my not so great choices, it's been a wild ride. More exhumation pics coming soon, as well as jumper pictures, bear with me folks. 7 graves in as many days.

[Bluegill]

7 graves in 7 days - that's a book right there Bill, get on it.

[Billthegravedigger]

If you only knew Bluegill, more like a short horror story. This county is decent sized, and all the graves seem as far apart as possible. An 11 am funeral, and a 1 pm funeral, 35 miles away from each other.

[Billthegravedigger]

Thanks Mistress Fave, yes your opinion matters. I am warped as well, digging graves 14 years and killing another human will do that though I guess. What really matters to me is, you realize they truly were lives that came to a horrible end for no good reason.

[mantara32]

Originally Posted by Billthegravedigger ↗

Oh really ? Ok. If you say so man. You are alknowing, and I am a dumbass. You related to John by chance ?

The only explanation I can offer for your ability to 'see' more pixels than are actually in the image... is that your PS3 must be using an image enhancement process that introduces digital artifacts when it tries to 'resolve' pixel detail. Any process that smooths pixels when enlarging them will often create artificial detail that seems to be in the image but is actually not part of the image itself.

Also, your HD-TV has a maximum resolution of 1920x1080 but the actual dots-per-inch (physical pixels) is less than half that of a computer screen. Most standard computer screens can display more than twice the resolution of your HD-TV, so I don't understand how viewing the image on a television will improve the quality of the image. In most cases, it actually degrades the quality somewhat and digital artifacts can be introduced when the software in both the PS3 and the HD-TV tries to upscale or downscale the image.

Oh, and there's no need to call yourself a dumbass either

[Codemonkey3]

As you guys may know I only really view this thread and I'm barely a regular.

Bill killed someone?

[Billthegravedigger]

Close Codemonkey, they messed with my rugrats, and that is never a good idea. Mess with somebody's kids, and it can be hazardous to a person's health. How you been friend ?

[dandroid]

Well...had a call where a woman jumped out of her car at 110kmph...am ready for more jumper stuff

[Codemonkey3]

I've been fine, I just pop in here to check if you posted the you-know-whats.