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No. 6 posted:I've been friending "People You May Know" on Facebook all day, and it still don't know anyone on this plane. Advice please! TIA well if they're dead their not going to Friend you back, lol
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Any news on the mangosteen recovery operation tia.
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maxidious posted:Any news on the mangosteen recovery operation tia. nothing but fishing nets and orange colored garbage
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maxidious posted:Any news on the mangosteen recovery operation tia. it's a briny lassi but good
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Fallom posted:lol we're never going to find out what happened to this plane I would personally put money on a few pieces coming ashore somewhere in the next 1-5 years. Then literally nothing forever.
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maxidious posted:Any news on the mangosteen recovery operation tia. its moving from GBS to FYAD where people are real
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well, if the blackbox fell into the Marianas trench. hrmm.
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James Polk posted:well if they're dead their not going to Friend you back, lol Ungrateful pricks.
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Apr 1, 2014 06:05
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James Polk posted:I often wonder that. If you're in the back of the plane there'd be like 1 whole second...and then nothing. There's always the afterlife: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EevFm0UnIqs&feature=youtu.be&t=15s
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Ironed Idol posted:well, if the blackbox fell into the Marianas trench. Wrong ocean budski.
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Apr 1, 2014 06:35
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Ivor Biggun posted:Wrong ocean budski. OR IS IT?
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CommissarMega posted:OR IS IT? I mean really. Who the gently caress knows at this point.
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Apr 1, 2014 07:20
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Guys, Carmen Sandiego is still on the loose.
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No. 6 posted:Guys, Carmen Sandiego is still on the loose. caught her in morocco like 10 years ago dude
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myshl0ng posted:Waldo was one of the passengers Impossible. We would have the plane, all of the passengers, like, 500 additional people and something like 40 of them would be dressed like Waldo, but with a different stack of books, or a hiking pole rather than a stick, or different glasses.
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Apr 1, 2014 07:28
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demonR6 posted:"The Malaysian Department of Civil Aviation said Monday that the last communication with the air traffic controller was "Good night, Malaysian three seven zero." This is the least newsworthy bit of news to come out about this plane so far. Other than highlighting that the Malaysian government can't even do something trivially simple like play back the ATC tapes and write down what was said, this literally means nothing. Pilots say all sorts of stupid poo poo when leaving frequency, "Goodnight" followed by the callsign of the plane is about as common an example as I can think of. I've heard everything from "Cheers guys have a good evening" to "Thanks for the service" obviously all followed up by callsign, this particular set of words doesn't strike me as even remotely odd.
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James Polk posted:I often wonder that. If you're in the back of the plane there'd be like 1 whole second where you see the front of the plane collapsing toward you obliterating everyone, followed by the force of your body getting crushed extremely quickly, and then nothing. However, in this case, it seems possible that the passengers knew there was something wrong for several hours, that there was a good chance they were going to die at any moment, and there was nothing they could do about it. If I were in that position, it would probably ruin the last little bit of my life.
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amityville anus posted:chinese officials are telling family to get their poo poo together and quit bitching drat, finally. It's like talking a kindergartener down from a fit.
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genesplicer posted:However, in this case, it seems possible that the passengers knew there was something wrong for several hours, that there was a good chance they were going to die at any moment, and there was nothing they could do about it. If I were in that position, it would probably ruin the last little bit of my life. The passengers on that one Japanese airliner that blew out its whole tail section underwent several hours of violent altitude changes as the pilots sought to control the plane purely by manipulating engine throttle. Crash site investigators later recovered many farewell letters written by the passengers on whatever paper they had on hand.
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Apr 1, 2014 09:57
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Apr 1, 2014 10:53
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mstrkrft posted:Guys, it's gone. Truth
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mstrkrft posted:Guys, it's gone. No. it is somewhere. we just don't have the faintest clue where.
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it's loving, gone man
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James Polk posted:it's loving, gone man This plane is a lot like life, man. It can just vanish. Poof! Really makes you think
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A plane can't just disappear. You'd need to hide it under thousands of feet of something and there's just no place on Earth where that could happen.
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gradenko_2000 posted:The passengers on that one Japanese airliner that blew out its whole tail section underwent several hours of violent altitude changes as the pilots sought to control the plane purely by manipulating engine throttle. Crash site investigators later recovered many farewell letters written by the passengers on whatever paper they had on hand. Jesus Harold Christ, that's wrenching. Can you even imagine.
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God works in mysterious ways and disappearing a plane full of hundreds of people was a part of his divine plan.
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mdemone posted:Jesus Harold Christ, that's wrenching. Can you even imagine. It gets worse. It turns out there were lots of survivors but the Japanese government didn't bother sending rescuers for a day or so, and the US basically begged Japan to be allowed to send helicopters over immediately only to be denied. People died of their injuries and exposure when they could've been saved. GBS 1.0 comment was "Well you just don't understand what it's like to be a Conquered Country, how could they ever accept help?". quote:Flight attendant Yumi Ochiai, one of the four survivors out of 524 passengers and crew, recounted from her hospital bed that she recalled bright lights and the sound of helicopter rotors shortly after she awoke amid the wreckage, and while she could hear screaming and moaning from other survivors, these sounds gradually died away during the night.
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Let's add more fuel to the fire. Last night I stopped at fast food for a bite and on CNN they were talking about the possible cover up by not only the Malaysian government but now Boeing. The conspiracy theory they are purporting is that Boeing knows what happened due to the engine data being transmitted and where it went down. To save themselves from litigation, fines, their stock taking a beating along with the other bevy of nightmares associated with their aircraft being the reason for the crash. This would still leave a hijacking or other pilot fuckery on the table so providing help to pinpoint the location the aircraft went down is less agreeable than shrugging your shoulders and saying "I dunno?" hoping it is never found. Brilliant!
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GUYS I FOUND IT, I FOUND THE PLA no wait, those are just my car keys.
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The search teams are really over thinking this. They just need to stop looking and go about their business. Once the plane no longer feels threatened, it'll come out on its own. A sprinkling of jet fuel might help too. The plane will feel safer if it associated them with getting food.
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gradenko_2000 posted:The passengers on that one Japanese airliner that blew out its whole tail section underwent several hours of violent altitude changes as the pilots sought to control the plane purely by manipulating engine throttle. Crash site investigators later recovered many farewell letters written by the passengers on whatever paper they had on hand. I think it was actually only 32 minutes, but that's 1919 more seconds than I would want to live while knowing I'm going to die.
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BEAR GRYLLZ posted:A plane can't just disappear. You'd need to hide it under thousands of feet of something and there's just no place on Earth where that could happen. You're right. It must be in a salt mine.
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Apr 1, 2014 17:36
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Aha! Here it isn't!
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Rick Rickshaw posted:I think it was actually only 32 minutes, but that's 1919 more seconds than I would want to live while knowing I'm going to die. You're going to die. I hope I didn't ruin the rest of your life.
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pacmania90 posted:You're going to die. I hope I didn't ruin the rest of your life. No because I still have a chance to sleep with your mom. If I was on a plane and about to die I would have to be on the same plane as her and those are not good odds.
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Wreckage confirmed, blackbox beacon located!
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