What is the difference between the Gogoplata and a triangle choke?
I am an avid WWE fan and slowly working my way into learning about MMA and all the competitors. Watching the Undertaker and what I described as a triangle choke prompted me to look it up to what it was really called; however I have since discovered the Gogoplata as a move that is very close to the TC? Just wanting some clarification to the differences since I can't find a straight answer in a search engine.
Who survived being in the Bermuda Triangle?
As the others note, the whole thing is a fiction. Literally.Back around 1974, a fellow named Charles Berlitz wrote a book called The Bermuda Triangle where he detailed dozens of sinkings, lost aircraft, and similar phenomena which he attributed to various things including the presence of “Atlantis” beneath the waves at this location.Berlitz was also an Atlantis believer, was fond of Aliens, the “Philadelphia Experiment”, and other nonsense.The book achieved some popularity and spawned dozens of movies and TV episodes including an X-Files episode…. But it was full of fabrications and lies. Critics and skeptics pointed out that the accident rate in the “triangle” was no more than in any other similarly-trafficked body of water anywhere in the world.Further, Berlitz simply lied. He would list ships as “sunk” which had actually simply been sold and re-named, and he’d take sinking incidents that occurred outside of the area and indicate they had occurred inside…. That sort of thing.Still, like all good lies, it made more interesting reading than the dull old truth and thus the notion of the “Devil’s Triangle” persists to this day along with much other long-since-debunked nonsense.
Why there are negative conflicts between muslims and christians in the religion and spirituality category?
I do not argue, I simply state my opinions, never to be meant as rude. Some people are not as open minded, enlightened, educated, etc. On an aside though, do not expect a Christian to respond well to the term "infidel."
Question regarding the Titanic?
At the end of the movie Titanic when the ship is sinking and has already broken into two, Jack and Rose stand on the outside of the railing on the stern which at that point is sticking out of the water vertically. That last bit of the ship which they are standing on goes down into the water and to keep from being sucked down with the ship Jack and Rose keep kicking and eventually swim to the top. Could that happen in real life or would they have been dragged down with the Titanic? How great was the pull of the water/Titanic when the last of her was going down?