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I know this isn't the first time something like this has happened and it won't be the last but I find the fact that the guy had packed a bag and had some water and food with him really sad. Makes you think of the human side of the situation. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7201733/Body-London-garden-fell-Heathrow-bound-plane.html
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Really? Not charged with endangering an aircraft and all aboard, and indeed some not aboard? No thoughts on causing a malfunction in the landing gear with potentially catastrophic results? Just a reward for foolish, selfish, behaviour. Righto.
Really? Not charged with endangering an aircraft and all aboard, and indeed some not aboard? No thoughts on causing a malfunction in the landing gear with potentially catastrophic results? Just a reward for foolish, selfish, behaviour. Righto.
Calico....but some people DO lack compassion and sympathy and a guy falling out of an aeroplane whom you have never met, do exist.....and i am one of them. It must be a personality disorder....or something. i lack empathy, i find it difficult to grieve or have empathy in sometimes the most intimate of situations.
AB gushes with people who can't wait to say.."sorry about the death of your dog, father, sibling" whoever and "I hope you feel better today" so on and so forth and i cannot understand this for the life of me. going on about the death of some relative and still grieving years after the event.......to me and many others like me, does not make sense.
So....give them a bit of space eh,they are not abnormal in the psychiatric sense, they just react differently.
AB gushes with people who can't wait to say.."sorry about the death of your dog, father, sibling" whoever and "I hope you feel better today" so on and so forth and i cannot understand this for the life of me. going on about the death of some relative and still grieving years after the event.......to me and many others like me, does not make sense.
So....give them a bit of space eh,they are not abnormal in the psychiatric sense, they just react differently.