And yet Quentin got that thing up out of the ground all by himself. I imagine that his portrait now includes two slipped discs and one really good hernia.
It's interesting - there have been a lotta grave openings on DS, and almost always only two people are involved, and they would have a short period of time to not only dig it up, but pull the casket out of the hole.
Has anyone ever tried lifting one of those things?
.....And yet Quentin got that thing up out of the ground all by himself.
And then Quentin and Julia had to dig up Michael's grave. It's interesting - there have been a lotta grave openings on DS, and almost always only two people are involved, and they would have a short period of time to not only dig it up, but pull the casket out of the hole. Has anyone ever tried lifting one of those things? I've been a pallbearer for several funerals, and with six of us hoisting that thing around, we all hoped that the whole thing wouldn't go crashing to the ground as we strained every muscle. And yet Quentin got that thing up out of the ground all by himself. I imagine that his portrait now includes two slipped discs and one really good hernia.
And then Quentin and Julia had to dig up Michael's grave. It's interesting - there have been a lotta grave openings on DS, and almost always only two people are involved, and they would have a short period of time to not only dig it up, but pull the casket out of the hole. Has anyone ever tried lifting one of those things? I've been a pallbearer for several funerals, and with six of us hoisting that thing around, we all hoped that the whole thing wouldn't go crashing to the ground as we strained every muscle. And yet Quentin got that thing up out of the ground all by himself. I imagine that his portrait now includes two slipped discs and one really good hernia.
I'm still amazed they didn't just wrap Michael's body in a sheet and dump it in a ditch (the way several illustrious Collinses have been interred).
What always boggles my mind is just how immaculate everyone always looks after disinterring the bodies. No sweat. No mud. No clumps of dirt clinging to the shoes. Nope, just like the ladies who decide to take a midnight stroll with no illumination through the dark Maine forests, the grave robbers invariably look like they have stepped out of a bandbox.
Well, it's a good thing he did keep his coat on, Onyx. After all, it is the dead of winter in Maine. Fortunately, they've had an unseasonably low amount of snowfall so far.
Gerard (Who's wondering how much more it would've cost to just paint some cornflakes white and have them strewn about.)
And how about Sheriff Paterson? Forgive me...I don't remember his name.
There's his grave stone and then here comes his hand and then his whole body. How many inch's of dirt would you say he was buryed in....about a 1/2 an inch? At least they could have had a wooden box lid on top of him, then he could have come out better that way. [deady]
Fortunately, they've had an unseasonably low amount of snowfall so far.
Gerard (Who's wondering how much more it would've cost to just paint some cornflakes white and have them strewn about.)
What always boggles my mind is just how immaculate everyone always looks after disinterring the bodies. No sweat. No mud. No clumps of dirt clinging to the shoes. Nope, just like the ladies who decide to take a midnight stroll with no illumination through the dark Maine forests, the grave robbers invariably look like they have stepped out of a bandbox.
(Who's wondering how much more it would've cost to just paint some cornflakes white and have them strewn about.)I thought I had read once that TV/Movie sets used Ivory snow or potato flakes to try to make winter scenes look real. Then again, you'd have to clean up the mess to make it look like summer again in the next scene.
(Who's wondering how much more it would've cost to just paint some cornflakes white and have them strewn about.)I thought I had read once that TV/Movie sets used Ivory snow or potato flakes to try to make winter scenes look real. Then again, you'd have to clean up the mess to make it look like summer again in the next scene.
And how about Sheriff Paterson? Forgive me...I don't remember his name.