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Neddy Seagoon posted:Volume might be a factor too. Metals, less dense than humans/water? Whoever made that sign did it to annoy me.
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Inceltown posted:250kg / person seems strange. It's in kg not lbs so they're not from the USA but that is also about the only place where you'd find 4 people that big together. Elevators are rated for way more than those plates read, it's more just "This many people can fit into it without it being uncomfortable", with the kg thing barely even mattering.
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Nalesh posted:Elevators are rated for way more than those plates read, it's more just "This many people can fit into it without it being uncomfortable", with the kg thing barely even mattering. tell that to the 10 person max in my apartment building's tiny elevators. You'd have to be very familiar with the other people to get more than 6 in.
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bike tory posted:tell that to the 10 person max in my apartment building's tiny elevators. You'd have to be very familiar with the other people to get more than 6 in. Well, seems like someone isn't counting the overhead space when you have already 6 people crammed in there.
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bike tory posted:tell that to the 10 person max in my apartment building's tiny elevators. You'd have to be very familiar with the other people to get more than 6 in.  ?????
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I was about to say idgi, but literally as I was typing it, I got it. Very droll.
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Samovar posted:I was about to say idgi, but literally as I was typing it, I got it. Very droll. Ok, I don't get it. I thought it was just Frakes having some fun in outtakes. Am I missing something?
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Beachcomber posted:Ok, I don't get it. I thought it was just Frakes having some fun in outtakes. Am I missing something? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVIGhYMwRgs
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Mr. Frakes has had back problems since the late 80's, and that move on all the low chairs is him not wanting to either let himself down with an arm, or accidentally crash into the seat if his back spasmed.
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Dannywilson posted:Mr. Frakes has had back problems since the late 80's, and that move on all the low chairs is him not wanting to either let himself down with an arm, or accidentally crash into the seat if his back spasmed.
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Cable Guy posted:I feel that doesn't explain much about the original Riker chase video... I still don't get it. Don’t think of it chasing someone. Think of it as him running away from a chair that has lit candles where the chair-back is.
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Agents are GO! posted:Could you break it down further for us? primate run
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Agents are GO! posted:Could you break it down further for us? Dannywilson posted:Mr. Frakes has had back problems since the late 80's, and that move on all the low chairs is him not wanting to either let himself down with an arm, or accidentally crash into the seat if his back spasmed.
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So he does some kind of abnormal move with chairs?
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I always thought that clip was him chasing the other crewmember, because it looks like he starts to run after he turns and sees them.
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Mushika posted:I know this is a few pages back, but insects are delicious. Toasted worms, too. I draw the line at dogs, cats, cetaceans, and pinnipeds, but invertebrates are fair game. Take that back. Octopodes are invertebrates.
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freeedr posted:So he does some kind of abnormal move with chairs? Frakes hurt his back many years ago while moving furniture and found that the normal "fall back into the chair" way of sitting tended to exacerbate the injury. He got into the habit of sort of side-stepping over chairs to sit and, if the chair had a low back like many on the Enterprise do, just sort of climbing over and sitting straight down. Frakes is 6'3" after all. This has been your daily TrekFact™
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Scratch Monkey posted:This has been your daily TrekFact™ SUBSCRIBE
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freeedr posted:So he does some kind of abnormal move with chairs? Yes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVIGhYMwRgs
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The post is now funny because he would be dragging his uniformed sack across open flames. Fine job all around
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I get that the chair would be uncomfortable to him because of his back problems since candles are not conducive with proper lumbar support, but that doesn't explain why he is running after the other crew member. Were they the one that built the chair?
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Solice Kirsk posted:I get that the chair would be uncomfortable to him because of his back problems since candles are not conducive with proper lumbar support, but that doesn't explain why he is running after the other crew member. Were they the one that built the chair? It's meta. In this joke scenario, the Riker in the gif is responding to the post here on the forums about the chair. The clip has nothing to do with candle chair, they are forcing the interaction for the purposes of human comedy
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bike tory posted:I don't get it, can someone explain this joke to me? Data was laughing at the thought of how silly it is the way Riker mounts a chair, and after having a good laugh turns to see Riker take the captains chair 'over the top'.
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Solice Kirsk posted:I get that the chair would be uncomfortable to him because of his back problems since candles are not conducive with proper lumbar support, but that doesn't explain why he is running after the other crew member. Were they the one that built the chair? He isn't running after the other crew member, he's observing an anomalous/dangerous situation unfolding onboard the Enterprise, that requires a rapid retirement from the area, as the ship's Executive Officer Riker is the second-highest ranking member of the crew after the Captain, and often in charge of on-scene damage control, because of his position he likely feels morally and ethically obligated to ensure the safety of the crewmember in yellow (a junior engineering rating) so he's warning the crewmember of the dangerous/anomalous situation developing behind them, which the junior person had not yet observed, and encouraging them to flee as well. A more junior officer might not feel the same obligation, and might ignore his fellow crewmember or say something like "don't worry about why I'm running away, everything is normal. Obviously the anomalous/dangerous situation is implied to be the chair that poses a unique risk to Riker's genitals, therefore it's even funnier that he would importune another crew member to flee with him, when the chair presumably poses no risk to said crewmember's genitalia.
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Ignite Memories posted:Riker did that thing where he pretends to put his hair into a ponytail He should’ve grew a mullet when he grew the beard.
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Elviscat posted:He isn't running after the other crew member, he's observing an anomalous/dangerous situation unfolding onboard the Enterprise, that requires a rapid retirement from the area, as the ship's Executive Officer Riker is the second-highest ranking member of the crew after the Captain, and often in charge of on-scene damage control, because of his position he likely feels morally and ethically obligated to ensure the safety of the crewmember in yellow (a junior engineering rating) so he's warning the crewmember of the dangerous/anomalous situation developing behind them, which the junior person had not yet observed, and encouraging them to flee as well. A more junior officer might not feel the same obligation, and might ignore his fellow crewmember or say something like "don't worry about why I'm running away, everything is normal. Yeah I'm still not getting it. Does Riker often talk about his genitals with the crew?
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bike tory posted:Yeah I'm still not getting it. Does Riker often talk about his genitals with the crew? With aliens. I'm sure the crew picks up snippets here and there.
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