Re: CSI: Miami 12/17/2007

On Dec 18, 8:25 am, Richard Evans <info...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Smokie Darling (Annie)" <Barnabus1...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >On Dec 18, 7:19 am, "Mike Minor" <mminor...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> As Alex frantically beats back the fire, Ryan standing there
> >> dumbfounded....."Oh Crap!"
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> >> ROFL!  :)
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> >> Mikey
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> >....and
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> >P
> >O
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> >then we open the door to the drug "lab", and stand there staring at it
> ><wide eyed, mouth hanging open>.  Then we find no fire extinguisher
> >(okay, that isn't so outlandish)...  But the finger print on the back
> >of her shoulder was fine.
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> >And that whole brother/sister, but we aren't really related, thing?  I
> >don't know about Miami, but I know that even siblings related only by
> >marriage are not allowed here (and it is punishable by law).  Still,
> >it had a massive 'ick' factor.
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> Also, wouldn't the DNA test that showed he was the father of the baby
> have shown he was not the biological brother of the mother?

I'd have thought so, but that is beside the point.  It was just a
strange, though oddly fascinating, show last night.

Ohhh, and the fire wasn't Ryan's fault?  Really, he plugged into an
extension cord in the home (not lab property), but never checked the
outlet?  Kind of bad work, but it *is* Miami.

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> >Who knew, all that state of the art equipmernt in the lab, and they
> >can only afford *one* DNA tech
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> They spent all their budget on science ficiton computers. Did you see
> the USB ****t they plugged the flash drive into? A clear plexiglass
> panel about 6"x6", parallel to the table top but sup****ted about an
> inch above it, nothing else on the table top, with one ****t on the
> *top* so the flash drive sticks straight up when inserted.

Yeah, was pretty interesting...  What happens if, whilst looking at
all the 'recordings', the 'tech' slides there hand across the table
(and control center of the computer), and smacked that flash drive (or
jump drive or what-the-hell-ever)?  I mean, I know that 'display'
computers like that are around, but I'm not thinking they have all
their little bugs worked out just yet.