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Meanwhile, everyone has ignored the huge motherfucking uprising in Venuzuela. |
BREAKING NEWS: CNN confirmed to be a complete joke. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bj1jbdGCUAAOoXu.png Some of the comments: Quote:
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^I have to admit, if the above facepalm pic was a Rorschach test, I'm definitely getting tagged as a sexual deviant. The only thing I saw for a solid 5 mins was a dink and what appears to be relatively big balls. |
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Geezus, the Malaysians need to verify the data before releasing it... Officials Release New Last Words for Missing Malaysia Flight - NBC News |
Freelance journalist: 'Hijacked flight 370 passenger sent photo from hidden iPhone tracing back to secret U.S. military base Diego Garcia' | Intellihub News dunno if anything is true ... at the very least it makes for a good conspiracy theory dun dun dun.... |
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maybe between the buttcrack? lol Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 conspiracy theories - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia pit bull and shakira. that one's right on the dot. |
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Definitely feel for the parents of a 29 year old guy who was on this flight. I met him a barbecue last summer. When their only child is taken away from them in this missing airplane, I cannot imagine how heart wrenching an experience his parents are having right now. We need closure ASAP. |
:heckno: well... looks like those "300 objects of various sizes" didn't lead to anything yet. |
Might take years to locate the blackbox. Posted via RS Mobile |
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Want closure? They're dead. Posted via RS Mobile |
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It's one thing to accept that your loved one is gone, but I think what they really meant is: it would be nice to be able to know how they went, rather than a.... "i have no clue what happened to my (son/daughter/mom/dad/etc). Quote:
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but they do have a clue. it's not like they up and vanished from bed. they were on a plane... it is plane related. any of those conspiracies, any theories of crashes. pick and choose the story. it doesn't matter... they're in a plane related death. they exist no more and their bodies have started their journey back to the earth from which it came. i don't think it really matters. it's like if a small boat vanished in the high seas after a big thunder storm. it PROBABLY capsized, and they are most likely dead. but you'll never find the bodies. and you'll never truly know. but you don't need to. you know they're dead. once you accept that fact it's all the same. the next step is to choose how fast you want to get over it. those people that want their weird version of closure are just grasping on to any element of their loved ones they can. if they had found solid evidence of a crash from the beginning, they still wouldn't feel any better. it's just an excuse to keep wallowing in sadness for the sake of not letting go of something they are too attached to. even if it is a loved one. demanding the government and public that they want closure is just absurd. that's something they should have to deal with themselves. this isn't the last person they'll know that will die from unwanted reasons. they can mourn, they can feel sad. but i don't condone the action of demanding others to seek their closure for them. closure is completely up to the self. the external world should have no bearing on it. |
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standby time is rated at 250 hours. thats 10 days. if he shut it off, or airplane mode it, it would last much longer. either way, it is a possibility. especially if someone did hide their phone. |
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we all know they're dead. Wouldn't you at least want to put it to bed by knowing, definitely, what happened? I wouldn't be at 'rest' until I knew |
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at a different scale. it's like if your friend got in a gruesome car crash. his body and face are completely mangled. but all you know is "fatal car crash"... wouldn't you wanna now EXACTLY what happened? was his skull crushed? did he bleed to death? was he knocked out RIGHT away? you can always get more detailed. some people ... most people would be good just knowing he's dead. but would u really wanna see his body? see his face? hear the corners report in full? watch the corner perform? i mean those are "knowing for sure". it's the same... they say the plane crashed. they drowned. do you really need to know the exact details? lost at sea is pretty decent to me. lost at sea or find a bloated body. i duno man. details aren't necessary. |
^ your example is all wrong. You don't want to know the exact details of the death, but families want to know the circumstances leading to the death. "Died in a car crash" vs "died in a car crash after losing control due to black ice and sliding down a steep embankment" is like "the plane crashed" vs "the plane had a mechanical failure with the xxx system which lead to it crashing into the sea." The families want to know what lead to their loved ones being taken from them. Except at this point, we still don't have any solid evidence of what happened to that plane or even that the passengers and crew are dead. We can be pretty sure it crashed, but grieving family members will be holding onto every last bit of hope that their loved ones could still be alive somehow. |
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