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[Mikeyj]

If you need to reference pics from the trailer, this thread is useful. It could have the one you want. Link to a specific persons post by using the link in the lower right of the post itself (looks like a tiny beige sheet of paper with the corner turned down), voila! no need to repost the image.

[Euchre]

First off I have to agree with Mikeyj about minding our image posting methods. As stated in the thread decrying the recent issues it's pointed out that large images and quoting using images bloat the page to being too wide or rolls the forum into a new page too soon. I have skipped reading several pages of this thread because I will not be bothered to scroll left to right hundreds of times to read what's posted, and won't waste my time weeding out the new text from a horridly nested requote stack.

Now for the truly important contribution to the subject matter...

Not only the military is involved in responding to this. Everyone has been focused on that, but I'd like to point out there's another agency on the scene, which mitigates many of the concerns about the nature of the medical situation and how people are protected.
Take a look:

[mhovis]

Has anyone tried isolating the 'noise' frames that occur after Rob's "7 hours ago..." and exploding chick?

[Awhite2490]

@ Euchre: I posted that frame from one of the lower quality trailers before the HD one was released, trying to make out the lettering on the guy's jacket on the right. It's clearly FDNY now (New York Fire Department), which makes sense. I had thought it was FEMA...