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That's fine by me. I take risk of problem on a train anytime - I am not scared on it during journey time as well.Originally posted by PRC1964 View PostBecause trains never crash: http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=...=1&sa=N&tab=wiComment
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‘Landed short of the runway’ is nice euphemism for crashing though.Originally posted by tim123 View PostAt least they've now changed the title to say that it crashed.
"Landed short of the runway", was bloody meaningless.
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To add to that, the aircraft made efficient use of the runway (simultaneously in all three spatial dimensions) and landed promptly in stages, concluding with a handbrake turn and views of the conning tower. A speedy disembarkation was facilitated by utilising spare exit door capacity and slides.Comment
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They were very lucky. If you look at skid path over grass it is very short, I don't know if it was just mistake in judging distance (seems more likely) by pilots or actual emergency landing (does not look this way), but in any case passengers should consider themselves very very lucky.Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post‘Landed short of the runway’ is nice euphemism for crashing though.Comment
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Thats the problem with rolling, instant 24 hour news, no time for proper quality control, better to broadcast first, retract later, otherwise sky news just might get there firstOriginally posted by realityhack View PostDo these pages not get proofed before being published??
Muppets. What, were they rescued by Jack and the Beanstalk?Coffee's for closersComment
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Any crash you can walk away from is a landing!Originally posted by AtW View PostThey were very lucky. If you look at skid path over grass it is very short, I don't know if it was just mistake in judging distance (seems more likely) by pilots or actual emergency landing (does not look this way), but in any case passengers should consider themselves very very lucky.Comment
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Did you notice the very helpfull graphic at the bottom, outlining the major areas of damage!!Comment
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I can't see word "crash" in my post.Originally posted by Churchill View PostAny crash you can walk away from is a landing!
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Don't be so defensive my little commie friend, I was agreeing with you.Originally posted by AtW View PostI can't see word "crash" in my post.
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