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What I Learned Watching This Movie



1. Explorers are always prepared.

2. Sometimes it's good to be a geek.

3. Ford Broncos are bulletproof.

4. In Alaska, the US Army uses World War II era open cockpit Jeeps ... and Honda Ridgelines.

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In Alaska, the US Army uses World War II era open cockpit Jeeps ... and Honda Ridgelines.


yeah that was stupid!



When there's no more room in hell, The dead will walk the earth...

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jumping through methane kills instantly

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Don't go up to the mountain before a storm comes.

If you see an avalanche coming you can out run it.

Methane Is very dangerous.

You can burn Methane by setting fire to an Oil reserve and everything will be OK.




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If you have a flashlight and want to be rescued, don't point towards the search party but to the sky.

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5. Ice fissures only form between people, dividing them into equal numbered groups.

6. The only way to reunite with the people on the other side of a 10 foot ice fissure is to walk in opposite directions. (Thus meeting halfway around the planet.)

7. The army will not chase you if you run a roadblock.

8. Ski areas are okay with you dragging your toboggan up their runs.

9. Always have a magnetic Corps of Engineers sign handy in case you are required to drive your personal vehicle to conduct a military rescue mission.

10. It is necessary to wear an apron while working in a toy store.

11. Mt. Phaeton is located in a Fairbanks, Alaska industrial park (according to the tracking position reported by Reed's GPS unit).

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Your post is hilarious, branch87. I just watched this turkey and couldn't believe how ridiculous it was. This could be one of those extra-bad midnight movies like The Room or Birdemic.

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6. The only way to reunite with the people on the other side of a 10 foot ice fissure is to walk in opposite directions. (Thus meeting halfway around the planet.)

Now that's funny, I don't care who you are!

... the hardest thing in this world is to live in it...

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The army will shoot you if you are an unarmed geologist.

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Methane has a mind of its own and will thwart any attempts to stop its advancement.

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Methane will cause a helicopter to freeze in seconds, then explode in a ball of fire after hitting the snow.

You can power a radio with a dead battery by touching a gum wrapper to the red wire of the radio's circuit board.

You can disobey a Colonel's direct order to leave, if it's Christmas eve, and you tell him "Merry Christmas" while violins play in the background.

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When it is Christmas in Alaska - There is no snow!

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You can plough through thigh deep snow w/o snowshoes for hours and not only not tire out, you can outrun natural disasters.

They were north of Fairbanks where apparently large mountain ranges with glaciers have appeared; and where the town nestled in same snowy mountains there is no snow and the deciduous leaves are still green and pretty on December 25th.

Riding in an open sided jeep without wearing gloves is okay.

And all of the things the posters above listed--I larnt that stuff too.

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