Omg!

[Speedo Cola]

I have no idea if this has been posted, but I think MOTD's plot is based off a real thing.

I'm watching a documentery, and it says 3 prisonors escaped, never to be found, presumed to have drowned in the San Francisco Bay.

Hmm... those 3 prisoners may very well be the inspiration for Sal, Billy, and Finn. Plus, the part about the bay, hmm... where did the plane crash?

Also, it says a fourth prisoner, who did not escape, was the mastermind. Hmm... Weasel didn't escape. It also said it took years of planning. MOTD took who knows how long.

Ill edit in more as I watch, I'm sure there is more.

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[InfestLithium]

I thought this was common knowledge, but it's always fun to witness a historic event and suddenly make the connection in front of your eyes. It's like...like magic!

 

What's funny is that those prisoners are said to still be alive (unless they died of age or something else). There would be absolutely no way of escaping the island anyhow because the cold, harsh waters would freeze them before making it to shore. It's considered the biggest prison break in history, and to have it unfold in a mode like Zombies but with a twist is...well, cleverly done.

[swappingspit]

I don't think there's any way they survived that escape. Which sucks and doesn't make for a good story, but odds are they all died in the water.

[Dobis]

Thats what the government wants you to think.

[Speedo Cola]

Thats what the government wants you to think.

I am the government.

Edited July 30, 2014 by Boom