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Episode 36: Killer Tissue Box
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 EPISODE TITLE: Episode 36: Killer Tissue Box ORIGINAL AIR DATE: 0/03/2005 SYNOPSIS: A must-see for anyone with the foresight to keep tissues on the rear shelf of their car — in a crash, will that box be propelled forward with enough force to crush your skull? The MythBusters are on the case, with surprising results. Then, the build team — and their arrow-shooting robot — take on Robin Hood ... or at least the legend that Mr. Hood once fired an arrow into an opponent's, splitting it completely in two. | |
| Myth #1: Killer Tissue Box Here's something to make you weep — could that tissue box you stash in the rear window of your car crush your skull in the event of a crash? Myth #2: Split Arrow The build team tackles the legend that Robin Hood split an opponent's arrow in two. |
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| Cicciotino | Killer tissue box | 4 | Mar 10 2008, 3:12 PM EDT by martiandrifter01 | |
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Thread started: Mar 5 2008, 10:13 PM EST
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I think they should have ramped up some of the options of things that could be in the back of a car. I am sure most people have seen a car with a bad stereo installation where the 6x9's are just sitting in the back window. Those could have some significant inertia to create injury. I am sure someone else would have some other ideas of what could be in the back of a car. Back before seatbelt laws I saw children laying down up there occasionally.
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