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ya'll are killing me with all the *****ing moaning about the show yet you still watch it. DO you really want to watch them drive over to the boat, get out figure out how to put it in the truck, drive it down to the swamp, unload it, drag it to the water, get in it. Mean time we cut over to diver driving up, say hi, shake hands, go over plans for the day, get undressed, get diving suit on, test all equipment. orrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, watch them spend a couple of hours clearing off the area to pour gravel for the cranes to sit on, watch truck after truck dump gravel as someone spreads it out and packs it down. Those two items would be all you see for about 5-6 episodes at 42 minutes each... Just something to think about with how the film is cut and shown.. I'm sure there is a whole lot of standing around waiting for this that or the other to happen before anything meaning can begin. Do you really want to watch that??
I don't like The Simpsons so I don't watch it. No way I'm going to watch it just so I can go to the forums to B&^%$ and moan about it... Got better things to do with my time...
And no matter what is found there will always be the speculation that they should have just gone two feet deeper, or dug 10 feet to one side, or looked at some site nearby where two rocks were in perfect alignment with each other and a piece of shell found nearby had an uneven "X" scratched on it's side.
But the network is eating this up. They're selling commercials and burning airtime at the cost of a camera crew. I see from the commercial they will be sinking a cassion. How will they determine where to place that? The location of the original pit is unknown. And 10X is just hogwash (as a remote TV survey probe with 10 bar rating will do 100M depth and would have shown day one for a couple hundred dollars of rented equipment). But where would have been the fun in that?
Announcer:
"Trees?"
"On Oak Island?"
"And if so, could they have been ancient Templer alien trees with hooked exes?"
This is not correct. There is ample evidence that a stone with markings was removed from the pit. The is substantial documentary evidence of eye witness reports of the stone... What is not known is if the reports of the carvings are accurate and the symbols we have today were they the actual symbols on the stone.due to the known fact that the cypher stone HAS NEVER been proven to exist...
Yep sure... But what I do not understand is why there is not more 'junk' in the swamp. It is pretty obvious that multiple people have been investigating in there and the amount of stuff they have found is tiny.. Like the metal detecting only 3 pieces of metal in the whole swamp. 1 old coin, one survey peg and one other metal hit that is most likely something dropped by a previous treasure hunter... It is amazing that heaps of rubbish has not been washed/dumped into the swamp over the years....The 1 plank found is way older then any used by someone who is still alive or has kids still alive... The plank was a few hundred years old.. If it was something her dad bought and used it would only be what, 50-70 years old or so...
This I think highlights the worst thing about the last episode. They had interesting things to show and showed us people going to look for things they knew were not there... Digging the pit is what we want to see. Therefore seeing the process of a professional team turn that unstable ground into a platform that can hold 400 tones + of heavy machinery operating would of been interesting. Ie how much foundation was needed and why etc. They showed us nothing of that process. We just got to see the machines arriving on prepared ground. Why wasn't the episode showing us the interesting stuff.....Boring show watching men looking for a rock with writing that may not be real.
This I think highlights the worst thing about the last episode. They had interesting things to show and showed us people going to look for things they knew were not there... Digging the pit is what we want to see. Therefore seeing the process of a professional team turn that unstable ground into a platform that can hold 400 tones + of heavy machinery operating would of been interesting. Ie how much foundation was needed and why etc. They showed us nothing of that process. We just got to see the machines arriving on prepared ground. Why wasn't the episode showing us the interesting stuff.....
This I think highlights the worst thing about the last episode. They had interesting things to show and showed us people going to look for things they knew were not there... Digging the pit is what we want to see. Therefore seeing the process of a professional team turn that unstable ground into a platform that can hold 400 tones + of heavy machinery operating would of been interesting. Ie how much foundation was needed and why etc. They showed us nothing of that process. We just got to see the machines arriving on prepared ground. Why wasn't the episode showing us the interesting stuff.....
Jef, ya posted --- most of the people their age (90's) that I've known were big B.S.'rs
& / or senile. (2nd. or 3rd. Childhoods) maybe not all , But most.
But Jeff, ] am 93 sniff