The Sancho And Juicehead666 Random Chat Thread!

Well, I can't lollygag about up in here all day.

Well, I can, but then shit like this happens;

http://forum.phun.org/showthread.php?t=299430

:mrgreen:


Catch you further downstream......erm.......PM, I guess is all that's left. :wink:

 

Later, ares.

 

evening

 

Hi azz. I was just about to make one more d/l and call it a night. How are ya doing?

 

Lonely in here

 

Morning/afternoon folks, what's up?

 

Hey Bama

Get some golf in yesterday ?

What you make of Melons last post ?

 

Hey bud.

yeah, 27 holes played like total shit I couldn't do anything right yesterday - barely broke 90. Thank God we pushed all our bets or I would've lost my ass.

Mixed emotions. Glad to see him moving on with life but sad to see him go. The most amayzing thing to me was his age. I knew he was young, he made that clear but 14

 

Good for you to get some practice then

I knew Melon was young also, I was thinking about 17 or 18, but to sign up at 12 - Stange thing was, posting at 3 or 4 or 5 am !!!!!

 

LOL guess so. It was fun though, drank a 1/2 case beer while I was out there. That may have had a little to do with it.

well, being 12-14 it makes it easier to be able to post at 2 or 3 a.m. He is mature beyond his years, no doubt about that.

 

Gotta run for a bit.

Back soon, Dont work too hard

 

Catch ya later.

Don't worry

 

Hello!!! (echo....echo.....echo.....)

 

Hello

and Goodbye, for now

Back soon

 

Hi and bye Funky! Congrats on 14K!!!

 

Cheers dude

Back soon

 

Hej to "Who ever is in here" !

 

still can't believe this happened. one of my damn good friends. still in a bit of shock.



Man leaps to death from airplane flying to Nunavut
Last Updated: Thursday, April 16, 2009 | 12:08 PM CT
CBC News
The man jumped out of the charter flight Wednesday, about 180 kilometres from Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, according to police. (CBC)An apparently distressed passenger aboard a small charter flight Wednesday night to Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, forced open the aircraft's door and leapt to his death, police said.

The incident took place during a flight from Yellowknife northeast to Cambridge Bay, a community in western Nunavut, RCMP said Thursday.

At the time, the aircraft was about 180 kilometres from the Cambridge Bay airport, flying at an altitude of about 23,000 feet.

Staff Sgt. Harold Trupish told CBC News Thursday morning that an air search has begun for the man's remains. Searchers are relying on GPS co-ordinates, he added.

Pilots declared in-flight emergency
Police say the crew of the King Air 200 aircraft called in an emergency during the flight, reporting that one of the two passengers on board was being unruly.

When RCMP officers met the plane as it landed in Cambridge Bay, they learned that a 20-year-old man, who police described as distressed, had opened the exit door and jumped out, despite efforts by the two pilots to defuse the situation.

With the cabin breached in mid-air, the pilots steered the plane to a safe landing in Cambridge Bay, police said.

'Huge force' needed to open doors: pilot
Iqaluit pilot Wes Alldridge, who was not on board the charter but has logged thousands of hours in King Air 200 aircraft, said the plane's exit doors are not supposed to open at altitudes as high as 23,000 feet.

"This door has four big steel pins that lock the main cabin door to the fuselage. So while the aircraft is pressurized, it's not possible to open the door," Alldridge said.

"It would take huge force and you'd have to have a failure of that safety feature."

RCMP say they hope to release further details about the incident later Thursday.

 

Man, that is so sad !
No signs from Him before doing this crazy way to go into death ?
Why even risk all the other people ?