"Justified" on FX HD - Page 54

Originally Posted by oink

I guess I stand corrected....although I'm still confused.

Originally Posted by daryl zero


This is what I love about AVS. Hang the acting and plot but never miss the important finer points.

Originally Posted by Expat444

shouldn't there have been blood everywhere not just seeping out from under him when he was on the ground?

Originally Posted by 73shark


Should have been squirting out like a fire hose . . .

Originally Posted by Expat444

So the part I found unrealistic about this wasn't him severing the arm, it was the relatively small amount of blood, given the stress of the situation and the resulting shock he went into after having his arm cut off, shouldn't there have been blood everywhere not just seeping out from under him when he was on the ground?

Originally Posted by gwsat

Your post made me curious so I went back and watched the part of the scene in which Limehouse cuts off Quarles arm in slow motion. I thought it was entirely credible. First, Raylan had Quarles forearm firmly under control; second Limehouse's weapon was not a butcher knife, it was a large meat cleaver; and third, Limehouse had a running start and swung the cleaver with both hands, using everything he had. I was convinced.

Originally Posted by 73shark

I thought Limehouse evicted Errol because he sided up w/ one of the other miscreants (can't remember his name).

Originally Posted by ron temple

i got the impression from that talk at the counter, that errol having finally fulfilled his role in playing out the scenario he started without lime's permission (and endangering the holler), was now being exiled from the kingdom. Lime always said there would be a price to pay after things played out, but they now had no choice and would follow through on errol's gambit. Exile was the price.

Originally Posted by 73shark

Should have been squirting out like a fire hose . . .

Originally Posted by Expat444

So the part I found unrealistic about this wasn't him severing the arm, it was the relatively small amount of blood, given the stress of the situation and the resulting shock he went into after having his arm cut off, shouldn't there have been blood everywhere not just seeping out from under him when he was on the ground?

Originally Posted by 73shark

Should have been squirting out like a fire hose . . .

Originally Posted by rdgrimes

Not necessarily. Peripheral arteries have a natural musculature that retracts the artery and contracts when injured. It's a natural defense against just such an injury. Actual blood loss might be limited to venous seepage, which of course would still be considerable, but not "spraying" like an artery can. People frequently survive traumatic amputations just because of this mechanism.

Originally Posted by ti-triodes

Does anyone know if FX will do a repeat of Season 3 during the year? I missed a bunch of episodes due to a really crappy illness over the last few months.

Originally Posted by Ron Temple

Yeah, they should have done a full blown Monty Python with blood shooting all over everyone and Quaryles saying "it's only a flesh wound"

Originally Posted by Fastslappy

yeah they do, but really late at night ... . but also just before the next season starts they show the complete last season in the 13 weeks before the new season starts .
As I always re-watch those just to get re-freshed on what happened in the last season & I have done this the last 2 years .
hope that will ease some of the pain ..

Originally Posted by bruce73

And what about that poor kid? Straight to therapy. :-D

Originally Posted by keenan


Really! He's probably thinking, damn, camping in this area can certainly be dangerous to your mental health!

Originally Posted by daryl zero

While I think that I heard what I heard, I think RonTemple has the full picture. I had forgotten about the earlier business between Limehouse and Errol -- that Errol had started much of everything in motion without Limehouse's sanction.

Originally Posted by adpayne

I would think that Errol would be back in Limehouse's good graces after coming back to help save the day. That's true loyalty!

Originally Posted by adpayne

I would think that Errol would be back in Limehouse's good graces after coming back to help save the day. That's true loyalty!

Originally Posted by Ron Temple

The Errol character will survive if they can get the actor back. He'll just disappear if he's not available. Heck, it's not a sure thing they can bring back Limehouse...it's in negotiations.

Originally Posted by fastslappy

love to see limehouse back as well as errol ...........

Originally Posted by CPanther95

Loved the finale.

... and to address earlier posts, the only appropriate drink for this show is Bourbon.

Originally Posted by cwilson

Actually, I dispute that. On a long RV trip my wife and I bought a pint of Ole Smoky Apple Pie Moonshine in Gatlinburg,Tennessee. We pour us each a small glass for every episode. Easy drinking, very tasty.

Remember Mags' poisoned apple pie moonshine? I think I have your bourbon beat on this one. Incidentally, we found Ole Smoky moonshine (though not apple pie flavor) in the local liquor store, so it may well be available everywhere, by special order if not on the shelves. Highly recommended for getting you in the mood.

Originally Posted by Fastslappy

my "TeePee back to earth 1880's style" buddies make a Apple Pie outta EverClear 99% Grain alcohol ,bottled Apple Sauce,Cider, Cinnamon, Nutmeg & a dash of brown sugar .
Tastes just like biting into a slice of Apple Pie , smooth as silk.......
They like to give to the young women ,
Dirty Ole Men they are............

Moonshine is hard to get here Cali.................

Originally Posted by archiguy

They took EverClear alcohol off the shelves here - now it's essentially a banned substance. Seems a handful of college kids were buying it for their "hairy buffalo" parties and getting all irresponsible 'n such. So somebody complained and found a few legislators looking for a handy political diversion, and voilÃ*! - EverClear is now banned along with such things as over-the-counter pseudoephedrine which a tiny handful of society's uber-losers use to make meth. Now our collegiate "Leaders of Tomorrow" have to buy 2 bottles of cheap vodka to get drunk on instead. That'll teach 'em a valuable political lesson...

Moral of the story: The makers of EverClear need to hire a more influential lobbyist. Fight the Power!