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Its like LOST come to life.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8076848.stm

Just seems odd that there was no mayday call.

OH and obvisouly respect to all those people who have now lost loved ones.

youkeepmewaiting wrote:OH and obvisouly respect to all those people who have now lost loved ones.

I heard about it this morning on GMA its really sad.My thoughts & prayers goes out to family & friends. Thanks for sharing Youkeekmewaiting

This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

No apparently

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd. It doesnt have to have anything to do with Aliens or the Ghost you know. More to do with the Earths magnetism. So fuck you.

youkeepmewaiting wrote:Its like LOST come to life.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8076848.stm

Just seems odd that there was no mayday call.

http://news.aol.com/article/air-france- ... ?icid=main

"Experts said the absence of a mayday call meant something happened very quickly."

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:Its like LOST come to life.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8076848.stm

Just seems odd that there was no mayday call.

http://news.aol.com/article/air-france- ... ?icid=main

"Experts said the absence of a mayday call meant something happened very quickly."

Wouldnt expect something to just come out of the blue though.. unless it hit something..ooo

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

bluejeangirl76 wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:Its like LOST come to life.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/8076848.stm

Just seems odd that there was no mayday call.

http://news.aol.com/article/air-france- ... ?icid=main

"Experts said the absence of a mayday call meant something happened very quickly."

Wouldnt expect something to just come out of the blue though.. unless it hit something..ooo

It is very certainly weird. I've been reading every updated article. I'm very interested in this.

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd. It doesnt have to have anything to do with Aliens or the Ghost you know. More to do with the Earths magnetism. So fuck you.

You knew I was implying that people would equate the Bermuda Triangle to aliens and such. I guess you just wanted to impress us with that steller British education of yours, in which case, saying "Fuck You" totaly defeated the purpose.

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd. It doesnt have to have anything to do with Aliens or the Ghost you know. More to do with the Earths magnetism. So fuck you.

You knew I was implying that people would equate the Bermuda Triangle to aliens and such. I guess you just wanted to impress us with that steller British education of your's, in which case, saying "Fuck You" totaly defeated the purpose.

I was trying to impress everyone.. surely it's quite common knowledge?

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd. It doesnt have to have anything to do with Aliens or the Ghost you know. More to do with the Earths magnetism. So fuck you.

You knew I was implying that people would equate the Bermuda Triangle to aliens and such. I guess you just wanted to impress us with that steller British education of your's, in which case, saying "Fuck You" totaly defeated the purpose.

I was trying to impress everyone.. surely it's quite common knowledge?

Not the magnetism part. Those of us that read up on the subject instead of just relying on the books of Charles Berlitz and old episodes of "In Search Of" would know of what you speak, but most of the American public would gladly setle for the UFO explanation. According to a survey done a few years ago, almost as many Americans believe in flying saucers as do people believing in God.

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd. It doesnt have to have anything to do with Aliens or the Ghost you know. More to do with the Earths magnetism. So fuck you.

You knew I was implying that people would equate the Bermuda Triangle to aliens and such. I guess you just wanted to impress us with that steller British education of your's, in which case, saying "Fuck You" totaly defeated the purpose.

I was trying to impress everyone.. surely it's quite common knowledge?

Not the magnetism part. Those of us that read up on the subject instead of just relying on the books of Charles Berlitz and old episodes of "In Search Of" would know of what you speak, but most of the American public would gladly setle for the UFO explanation. According to a survey done a few years ago, almost as many Americans believe in flying saucers as do people believing in God.

To be fair, I do believe in Aliens.

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd. It doesnt have to have anything to do with Aliens or the Ghost you know. More to do with the Earths magnetism. So fuck you.

You knew I was implying that people would equate the Bermuda Triangle to aliens and such. I guess you just wanted to impress us with that steller British education of your's, in which case, saying "Fuck You" totaly defeated the purpose.

I was trying to impress everyone.. surely it's quite common knowledge?

Not the magnetism part. Those of us that read up on the subject instead of just relying on the books of Charles Berlitz and old episodes of "In Search Of" would know of what you speak, but most of the American public would gladly setle for the UFO explanation. According to a survey done a few years ago, almost as many Americans believe in flying saucers as do people believing in God.

To be fair, I do believe in Aliens.

I believe in life forms on other planets but I don't believe they have contacted us here or if they did come to this planet, would be anything that we could even recognize as being vaguely humanoid.

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd. It doesnt have to have anything to do with Aliens or the Ghost you know. More to do with the Earths magnetism. So fuck you.

You knew I was implying that people would equate the Bermuda Triangle to aliens and such. I guess you just wanted to impress us with that steller British education of your's, in which case, saying "Fuck You" totaly defeated the purpose.

I was trying to impress everyone.. surely it's quite common knowledge?

Not the magnetism part. Those of us that read up on the subject instead of just relying on the books of Charles Berlitz and old episodes of "In Search Of" would know of what you speak, but most of the American public would gladly setle for the UFO explanation. According to a survey done a few years ago, almost as many Americans believe in flying saucers as do people believing in God.

To be fair, I do believe in Aliens.

I believe in life forms on other planets but I don't believe they have contacted us here or if they did come to this planet, would be anything that we could even recognize as being vaguely humanoid.

Glad that you are open minded

youkeepmewaiting wrote:To be fair, I do believe in Aliens.

There are about 2 fucking million illegal ones in California alone.

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd. It doesnt have to have anything to do with Aliens or the Ghost you know. More to do with the Earths magnetism. So fuck you.

You knew I was implying that people would equate the Bermuda Triangle to aliens and such. I guess you just wanted to impress us with that steller British education of your's, in which case, saying "Fuck You" totaly defeated the purpose.

I was trying to impress everyone.. surely it's quite common knowledge?

Not the magnetism part. Those of us that read up on the subject instead of just relying on the books of Charles Berlitz and old episodes of "In Search Of" would know of what you speak, but most of the American public would gladly setle for the UFO explanation. According to a survey done a few years ago, almost as many Americans believe in flying saucers as do people believing in God.

To be fair, I do believe in Aliens.

I believe in life forms on other planets but I don't believe they have contacted us here or if they did come to this planet, would be anything that we could even recognize as being vaguely humanoid.

Glad that you are open minded

I'm a big Carl Sagan fan.

Gunbot wrote:"In Search Of"

That show rocked!

Almost 60 brazilians died on this plane. It's a sad day for us, and of course for all the countries envolved, especially France.

I was at the Rio de Janeiro's airport last night, waiting for my wife. She was on a domestic flight and arrived around 7 pm...at the same time the Air France airbus' departure. I wish all the families would have the same luck. My prayers goes out to the families and friends.

SilvioRodrigues wrote:Almost 60 brazilians died on this plane. It's a sad day for us, and of course for all the countries envolved, especially France.

I was at the Rio de Janeiro's airport last night, waiting for my wife. She was on a domestic flight and arrived around 7 pm...at the same time the Air France airbus' departure. I wish all the families would have the same luck. My prayers goes out to the families and friends.

That must be an eerie feeling. Glad your wife arrived safe and sound. Yes, thoughts and prayers go out to all the families and friends of those on board the missing plane.

Saint John wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:To be fair, I do believe in Aliens.

There are about 2 fucking million illegal ones in California alone.

Yeah, this is really shitty bad news to read about. When I first started flying across the Pacific back in the 80's, I'd start having nightmares about crashing in the ocean starting about a week before the scheduled flight. Since then since I've flown across it so much, including 3 times to Japan in the last 11 months alone in the last half of 2008 and first part of 2009, I have sort of getten over the weeklong nightmares before the flight deal. But still, I always think about it happening before the flight and during the flight I'm counting my blessings big time. The only thing I can really do is make peace with everything and everyone before boarding and make sure that my will is all up to date and intact. And then I say that if the fucking plane does go down, at least I won't have to pay the IRS anymore, that's how bad those fuckers are.

Gunbot wrote: According to a survey done a few years ago, almost as many Americans believe in flying saucers as do people believing in God.

Alien visitors are a bit easier to believe if you ask me.

brywool wrote:

Gunbot wrote: According to a survey done a few years ago, almost as many Americans believe in flying saucers as do people believing in God.

Alien visitors are a bit easier to believe if you ask me.

But belief in either one makes life a little more interesting, doesn't it? Either way you lean on the topics, being open enough to acknowledge that either one be 100% real blows the lid on everything we know as our perceived "reality". Kind of awe-inspiring to think of how things would change if we had tangible irrefutable proof of either Aliens or God.

Rhiannon wrote:

brywool wrote:

Gunbot wrote: According to a survey done a few years ago, almost as many Americans believe in flying saucers as do people believing in God.

Alien visitors are a bit easier to believe if you ask me.

But belief in either one makes life a little more interesting, doesn't it? Either way you lean on the topics, being open enough to acknowledge that either one be 100% real blows the lid on everything we know as our perceived "reality". Kind of awe-inspiring to think of how things would change if we had tangible irrefutable proof of either Aliens or God.

Journey members must certainly believe in aliens. Where do you think they came up with all those extra-terrestrial bug designs on their album covers and stuff?

On a serious note, this is sad news. The best case would be if they had set the plane down somewhere and were waiting to be rescued. I really hope that's the case, but my gut tells me otherwise. There should be a signal, at least from the black box, which makes this really eery, since the plane may never be found and we may never know what happened.

I had a friend who was so gorgeous, smart, very high-powered job, but not too smart when it came to men. She was married to a selfish jerk who had a job where he was responsible for people's lives every day. He believed in aliens and all kinds of stuff, like we bring cancer and other tragedies upon ourselves. One night he came home late and he had scratches all over his back (not inflicted by my friend), and he told her he had been abducted by aliens.

But re the plane disappearing, so so sad. For the families' sake and closure I hope they find the plane and find out what happened.

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd.

The Bermuda Triangle is that unruly, thick green patch of grass inside Madonna's undies. Many dudes have disappeared in there.

Rip Rokken wrote:

youkeepmewaiting wrote:

Gunbot wrote:

Zedul wrote:This isn't a Bermuda Triangle thing is it?

Not if you're over 12 years old.

You can be over 12 and still believe that the Triangle is indeed odd.

The Bermuda Triangle is that unruly, thick green patch of grass inside Madonna's undies. Many dudes have disappeared in there.

Not just dudes

Apparantely some wreckage has now been spotted.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/americas/ ... index.html