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Creative Speculation

William Seger

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9. That's a pretty lame excuse for posting bullshit

Reply to Mira (Reply #8)

Wed Mar 25, 2015, 11:18 AM

Mar 2015

It's as if you don't really care if it's bullshit. How do you expect to find this truth you're claiming to be after if you don't make any effort to weed out the bullshit?

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Germanwings crash has a debris field covering hundreds of yards. [View all] dixiegrrrrl Mar 2015 OP

That was my very first thought as well Dixiegrrrrl Mira Mar 2015 #1

just listening SoLeftIAmRight Mar 2015 #2

The debris fields would not be remotely comparable. Thor_MN Mar 2015 #3

I gently suggest you start digging a little Mira Mar 2015 #4

I gently suggest you are attempting to compare apples, hubcaps and shampoo. Thor_MN Mar 2015 #5

I gently suggest you search a little more zappaman Mar 2015 #6

LOL! Politicalboi Mar 2015 #13

"Digging?" William Seger Mar 2015 #7

Here is what I know for certain: Mira Mar 2015 #8

That's a pretty lame excuse for posting bullshit William Seger Mar 2015 #9

Very well said Politicalboi Mar 2015 #14

I found the Snopes article pretty comprehesive jonno99 Mar 2015 #11

I don't believe that Politicalboi Mar 2015 #15

"jump the shark" William Seger Mar 2015 #18

You don't by chance jonno99 Mar 2015 #20

It is said that oftentimes we don't know what we don't know - so I ask - jonno99 Mar 2015 #19

Dropping 27,000 feet in 8 minutes is a "gradual descent"? Ghost in the Machine Mar 2015 #21

Compared to impacting the ground at a 40 degree down angle? Thor_MN Mar 2015 #22

"Controlled descent rate of 3,000 feet per minute" LOL! Ghost in the Machine Mar 2015 #23

The descent was on autopilot. Thor_MN Mar 2015 #24

It didn't crash into a reclaimed strip mine jberryhill Mar 2015 #10

Here's a picture of the crash site in 1994 Politicalboi Mar 2015 #16

While I find your use of quotation marks around "planes" intriguing... jberryhill Mar 2015 #17

Shhhhhhhh!!!!! Politicalboi Mar 2015 #12