h a l f b a k e r yClearly this is a metaphor for something.
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A TV program refuting selected demonstrations of the popular series. Moon landing hoax, coke and mentos, urban legends, and all the episodes involving blasts to achieve desired results needs to be reviewed.
The Mythbusters Busters will proof the Mythbusters claims for a definitive statement.
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Adam and Jamie always do a somewhat good job for a TV show. After seeing some recent myths by the "build team" though I would like to see some mythbuster busting. |
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Well, it was inevitable that they'd run out of legitimate
urban myths sooner or later. I haven't seen the show in
about a year, but it seemed like they were really scraping
the bottom of the barrel last time I caught a new episode. |
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Ironically the more they outsource their sciency stuff to "experts" the worse it gets. Digital accelerometers have done the Mythbusters no favors when Shockwatches were working just fine. |
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Also ironically, the more they claim to be doing science, the more obvious that they aren't. |
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I have the distinct impression the Mythbusters
ignore scientific facts for the sake of the show. If
you want to see an episode of Mythbuster busting
just watch me and my family on my couch Mondays 6-
7 Central |
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