Grazy big twist theory

Posted: Jun 17, 2009 12:23 pm

Most of the seasons has had 1 or more really big twists ( don´t remember any in S3 or S4) and every time it seems to be much bigger and grazier twist so now that they had Tony as bad guy they have no choice but make Jack suddenly as bad guy.

Actually I think Jack as bad guy would be more believable than Tony as bad guy. Jack has had so many losses and being betrayed by so many people so you would think something finally snaps inside his head.

Posted: Jun 17, 2009 1:45 pm

Naah. Sorry dude. I just don't see that happening. As far as Tony I don't see him as a bad guy. But yet at the same time he isn't a good guy. The death of michelle and his son was just to much for him and he snapped.
Some people handle death diffrently. Some like Jack an some like Tony. Some take their own lives.

Posted: Jun 17, 2009 11:45 pm

The whole basis of Jack is that he does things for the greater good. He wont turn bad.

Posted: Jun 18, 2009 1:45 am

Basicly I think Jack see things like that if he dosent do his duty then Terrys death would be in vein an all the other people that have been killed would also be in vein.
My aunt said Kate Warner should come back as a terrorist. Haha. Maybe Marrie Warner she was very unexpected.

Posted: Jul 17, 2010 1:01 am

I loved the series finale of Lost. But it was so heady and intoxicating that I need a few days to digest and process… but, I was thinking this afternoon about how much the science people are dissatisfied with the end and the lack of explanation…
Well… it dawned on my how very interesting it is that this series finale happened at the exact time that there is oil gushing out of a hole in the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.
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Posted: Jul 29, 2010 8:01 am

Do your own research on this, and don't panic.. The 1 in 7 twist is getting more common and is designed in theory for heavier 5.56 bullets. If you shoot standard 5.56 caliber ball ammunition this isn't going to have a drastic affect on bullet flight trajectory after all you are shooting thru a 16 1/2" barreled carbine. Nor will bullets "fall apart" being shot from it. The 1-7 twist is an attempt to find a standardized barrel twist rate for the AR-15, due to the fact that until the last few years was pretty limited on availability of bullet weights for reloading. Firearms manufacturers are trying to find a "happy medium" in barrel twist rate to get the best performance out of standard weight and the newer heavier bullets. Do you think the larger AR-15 manufactures would market a rifle that was specifically to be used for heavy bullets exclusively and not advise you that there would be radical difference in performance ? In a carbine barrel length thats not specifically designed for longer range shooting in the first place?

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