CSI doesnt investigate enough

[texasvtak]

"Agean Blue. Popular color for the Honda Accord. So popular, they kept it going for a whole four years. Pins the model down to 84-87."
Anyone see anything wrong here?

And "86 Accord?"
"yeah"
Its clearly a 2nd gen hatchback; four eyed headlights is enough to go by.

pwnt?

pwnt.

[lil_dcb7]

I dont get it...

[drucifer92]

yeah.. me neither. haha.

[PHENOM]

The Horses Mouth

Lemme tell you, as a Forensic Chemist, I have noticed numerous instances where that show falls short of being realistic. Fair to say they truncate certain procedures and analysis to fit the format and time restrictions of the show. As a result of this show, we have been experiencing what we call the "CSI Effect", where jurors have certain expectations of us due to some episode they saw where...

Interest in this field has increased exponentially since the advent of this show and others like it. The only good thing is that we can use the "public expectation" factor to justify increases in funding, pay, facilities, instrumentation, etc...

Nice pick up tho. It's always funny when watching that show from an informed perspective. Be easy
ONE

[pwrusr]

"Agean Blue. Popular color for the Honda Accord. So popular, they kept it going for a whole four years. Pins the model down to 84-87."
Anyone see anything wrong here?

And "86 Accord?"
"yeah"
Its clearly a 2nd gen hatchback; four eyed headlights is enough to go by.

pwnt?

pwnt.

It goes to show hollywood doesn't know their hondas

[lil_dcb7]

Lemme tell you, as a Forensic Chemist, I have noticed numerous instances where that show falls short of being realistic. Fair to say they truncate certain procedures and analysis to fit the format and time restrictions of the show. As a result of this show, we have been experiencing what we call the "CSI Effect", where jurors have certain expectations of us due to some episode they saw where...

Interest in this field has increased exponentially since the advent of this show and others like it. The only good thing is that we can use the "public expectation" factor to justify increases in funding, pay, facilities, instrumentation, etc...

Nice pick up tho. It's always funny when watching that show from an informed perspective. Be easy
ONE

my head hurts now...

[wed3k]

i remember when i used to see shows about forensic way back when i was 13 and 14, i was hooked, it was on the discovery channel or something, i would love to do that kind of work, but i think i would rather work on cars

i love working on cars also and all...but i wouldnt want it to be my day job. id rather be an engineer and have a hobby such as automotive