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Posted by LoveHate on Jun-01-2009 13:45:

Lost

where are all the lost fans

quote:
Air France Jet Disappears on Flight From Brazil to Paris

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/02/w...ne.html?_r=1&em

Posted by the_voice on Jun-01-2009 13:56:

i am lost in love atm

Posted by _Ocean_Drive_ on Jun-01-2009 14:19:

2 things puzzle me about this.

1) How the heck do you 'lose' a plane in mid-air. They're saying possibly a lightening strike.

2) Why can you only narrow down the potential search area to somewhere "3 times the size of Europe".

Posted by jonSun on Jun-01-2009 14:21:

Posted by LeopoldStotch on Jun-01-2009 14:22:

i think Charles Whitmore and Eloise Hawking are involved in this plane crash.

I wonder if the Oceanic 6 are on board the plane?

//

if Lepedius was flying the plane, it wouldn't have crashed.

Posted by narcism on Jun-01-2009 14:26:

haha i just said to a friend earlier, they forgot to press the button in the hatch

Posted by LeopoldStotch on Jun-01-2009 14:28:

the survivors should check the flight manifest very carefully in case one of the people in their group was not on the plane. we all know what will happen if they don't account for people who aren't on the flight manifest.

Posted by narcism on Jun-01-2009 14:29:

also need to beware of the smoke monster

Posted by LeopoldStotch on Jun-01-2009 14:35:

a guy in a wheelchair who can walk now, a fugitive, a iraqian, some random pregnant austrailian chic, an english rocker, and a cocky doctor were on the plane.

Posted by Ania_xox on Jun-01-2009 14:47:

Posted by Omega_M on Jun-01-2009 16:19:

228 people on board. Presumably at the bottom of the atlantic by now.

Posted by jupiterone on Jun-01-2009 16:44:

fuck, i knew i shouldn't have stopped typing in those numbers. alright, everyone, put on your hazmat suits, your m1 carbines and lets move out. sub leaves in 10

Posted by LeopoldStotch on Jun-01-2009 17:06:

we have to consult with Jacob first to see if it's the right thing to do. Let me go and try to find his house.

Posted by woscar on Jun-01-2009 17:29:

Damn...haven't heard about this new ARG yet, thanks for the tip!

Posted by stren on Jun-01-2009 17:42:

fantastic sense of humour in light of a possible tragedy

congrats!

Posted by jupiterone on Jun-02-2009 00:37:

it's okay we'll just go to the orchid and shift time backwards, woscar you'll have to be banished from the island though

Posted by woscar on Jun-02-2009 00:47:

OK, I guess it's just a sacrifice that the c0r demands.

I'll just make an alt and come back anyways

Posted by _Ocean_Drive_ on Jun-02-2009 02:55:

Seriously guys, poor taste

If noone survived, it has the potential to be a pretty horrendous way to meet your end; in the middle of the night, a dark, smoke-filled cabin, plummeting to a watery grave. Makes me shudder just thinking about it.

Apparently some pilots spotted flaming wreckage in the ocean, whilst some are saying Airbus didn't use lightening-proof material etc. All speculation, but this kind of thing really affects me, don't know why

Posted by woscar on Jun-02-2009 03:16:

quote:
Originally posted by _Ocean_Drive_
Seriously guys, poor taste

If noone survived, it has the potential to be a pretty horrendous way to meet your end; in the middle of the night, a dark, smoke-filled cabin, plummeting to a watery grave. Makes me shudder just thinking about it.

Apparently some pilots spotted flaming wreckage in the ocean, whilst some are saying Airbus didn't use lightening-proof material etc. All speculation, but this kind of thing really affects me, don't know why

A la Daniel Faraday?

Posted by LoveHate on Jun-02-2009 04:06:

Posted by Domesticated on Jun-02-2009 04:13:

quote:
Originally posted by _Ocean_Drive_
2 things puzzle me about this.

1) How the heck do you 'lose' a plane in mid-air. They're saying possibly a lightening strike.

2) Why can you only narrow down the potential search area to somewhere "3 times the size of Europe".

These two pieces of information might come as a shock to you, so please brace yourself.

Firstly, there's not someone watching every plane with a magical telescope as it crosses the globe.

Secondly, planes can fly!

Posted by LeopoldStotch on Jun-02-2009 04:26:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
A la Daniel Faraday?

clearly Ocean Drive must have time traveled before to try to stop this from happening, but couldn't do it. He has faced the fact that it's destiny, and we can't change the way the present occurs, just the path to the point. But never the conclusion.

Posted by _Ocean_Drive_ on Jun-02-2009 10:17:

quote:
Originally posted by LeopoldStotch
clearly Ocean Drive must have time traveled before to try to stop this from happening, but couldn't do it. He has faced the fact that it's destiny, and we can't change the way the present occurs, just the path to the point. But never the conclusion.

You found me out!

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
there's not someone watching every plane with a magical telescope as it crosses the globe.

No, but at least surely in the 21st century 'some' way of narrowing it down to an area less than THREE TIMES the size of Europe?

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
Secondly, planes can fly!

Fucking hell. A real-life Sherlock Holmes.

Posted by TranceGiant on Jun-02-2009 11:11:

quote:
Originally posted by _Ocean_Drive_
Seriously guys, poor taste

If noone survived, it has the potential to be a pretty horrendous way to meet your end; in the middle of the night, a dark, smoke-filled cabin, plummeting to a watery grave. Makes me shudder just thinking about it.

Apparently some pilots spotted flaming wreckage in the ocean, whilst some are saying Airbus didn't use lightening-proof material etc. All speculation, but this kind of thing really affects me, don't know why

Okay, enough with these LOST referrences already.