General chit chat and shit talk.
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It ain't perfect, but it's as good as it gets in this country. And it's not Massholechusetts.
It IS 97% white though. I guess we have to work on the fatal problem of no diversity.
Oh shit, I almost kept a straight face as I typed that.
Lord Chevy
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Do Los Angeles next!
We're actually down to 88.5% white... we've got work to do under Trump.It ain't perfect, but it's as good as it gets in this country. And it's not Massholechusetts.
It IS 97% white though. I guess we have to work on the fatal problem of no diversity.
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There's been a mid-air collisqon at Ronald Reagan Airport:
Lord Chevy
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What the hell? How does a helicopter wind up not just in the close airspace, but in the damn approach?
If you read the comments on the youtube channel I just posted above, you'll see that you're not the only person with questions about that (though that chat is flying right now, so you have to read everything quickly). In fact, the "conspiracy theories" have already started to be voiced (i.e. helicopter did it on purpose).
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Current reports are that the jet had 60 passengers
Lord Chevy
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Well, I wouldn't go that far ... but even if there were an overstressed controller those wide-body landing lights are pretty damn hard to miss. Plus, a mere week after inauguration, I would assume the air space is under even tighter control than normal.
Just heard report claiming there were 3 soldiers on the helicopter (Both numbers I've posted so far are unofficial).
I keep missing the video of the actual crash, so I have no take on that. But JLaff is not alone in thinking that there seemed to be something odd about the crash, in terms of what people would normally be expecting to hear.
Lord Chevy
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So pilot, copilot, crew chief ... Wonder why they were there in the first place. Training? Why not do it at Andrews where they have complete control over the air space and no civilian traffic? Or one of the NAS installations? Or even a quick jump up or down the coast to another military installation?
Weather guy just said visibility was fine at the time of the craft. Said winds were gusting, but only to about 25 mph. Said weather should only have been a problem in the sense of the water temp once people went into the river being too cold to allow for surviving it very long.
They just reported a communication from the ATC asking the helicopter pilot if he could see the plane.
Also, report just stated that there were no VIPs on the helicopter at the time of the craft.
Also, report just stated that there were no VIPs on the helicopter at the time of the craft.
Report: It was American Airlines Flight 5342
Airport closed to incoming air traffic until at least 5 am
