Originally posted by yzzyUK
Is that LAUGHTER at 1:20 after the 'gun' shot?
I hear the laughing too.
So your not the only one who hears it.
It 100% sounds like laughter to me.
Originally posted by ShadowArcher
reply to post by highlyoriginal
Ok, I googled it. Other than my 'what goes up must come down' being berated in the first, I was right:
How stuff works
SciGuy Blog
Wikipedia
iansa
There you are. It disturbs me a little that someone who is supposedly so familiar with guns doesn't realise that bullets kill people. Air resistance does not change this. The likelihood of death is lowered a little, that's all.
[edit on 15-4-2010 by ShadowArcher]
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by highlyoriginal
hi - i can explain the ` railway caps ` - they are tied to the track about 1 km rom the scene of major works - and several more are placed nearer
thier purpose is 2 fold
1 - to alert the driver that he is approaching track works - yes he should have read the days bulletin and should have seen the signal - but the caps are the ` last warning `
2 - they are t alert the rail track workers - the cloasest caps to them have 2 or 3 set just a meter or so apart - and if they hear the sudden report of the last line of caps going off - its thier cue to drop everything and vacate the track
hope that helps - as i have not been able to watch the vid on this connection - so i cannot comment on what the sounds may have been
but hopefully that explains how / why rail warning caps are used and when
The last line cracked me up! Originally posted by ponyboyats
reply to post by highlyoriginal
holy #! i do speak russian and i didnt hear that at first, but right after the train whistle you can hear a man say GET THE F OUTA HERE! and then someone says w/ pathetic voice Dont kill us! and then you hear a gun shot thats when the camera man starts running back and sais NE HUIA SEBE which means thats some f d up stuff.