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Didn’t cook

Stop getting in the way of true love and leave them alone

After today's vote, resign and call a general election

Bitchiamjay:
Lmbdoo! I knew it. You too old to prepare something like that.



#YOLO

Lmao if I beat you

I thought people would think it looked dry lol I’m
surprised you like it

Bitchiamjay:
ughh! who made it ?

I bought it outside lol

Bitchiamjay:
I wantttttttt.
You such a maker of beautiful delicacy.

#YOLO

Lol I didn’t make it o

BlackManta:
Anybody seen the new Aladdin trailer..

I'm completely sold on the movie now but I know it will still suck cuz Disney suck at remakes.


Looking forward to it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foyufD52aog

My mum would enjoy this, I’ll probably take her to watch it

tallskinnyperv:
his dickk will obviously be too big for ur whorishh pusssy na.......

If it’s whorish wouldn’t my pussy the one that’s too big? I didn’t make the rules so I’m just saying

Korean BBQ beef

Looks dry as hell, but it was nice. Didn’t cook

Popped in to see Serge. Whew!

https://www.tryimg.com/u/2019/03/12/1DBA1061-DB65-4F2D-AC75-860AB81D0EC8.gif

nwanneniiii:
Have you considered what it would cost airlines and governments in taxes?

Knee jerk reaction yes, but better safe than sorry, at least until thorough investigation

This is why I can never work for a company where people’s lives depend on me, even if the money is crazy, I don’t trust myself enough

Xinzu:
I'm quite sure you and I don't know better than those who would certify it's worthiness before releasing it for use this time around. Don't you think?

Not sure what you’re on about, I wasn’t claiming to be an expert. Your point was that the aircrafts were new as per that’s enough to conclude everything would be hunky dory and I just pointed out that the ones that crashed were new also.

Xinzu:
They should go ahead with the order. People just don't have sense, the aircrafts they ordered are brand new, not old models.

The aircrafts that crashed were new too and had only been in commercial use since 2017

All 737s should be pulled until further notice and thorough investigation tbh

Thank God for my mum

noisy45:
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Ignorance is a disease Boeing is the company manufacturing airbus

I don’t necessarily agree with what the guy you quoted said but they are made by different manufacturers

DanDeeBoss:
Maybe or just maybe you should get a parachute before boarding..

If you can get out of the plane in time before it crashes or is engulfed in flames. And even then, if you end up landing in water you’ll probably die from hypothermia. It’s better than nothing though, also try to sit as close to the emergency exits if you can

They need to pull all models of this plane until further notice. I'm also going to start checking certain plane models when I fly

Engine shuts down on United 737 jet as it descends into Houston with passengers reporting seeing 'flames' and 'hearing bangs'


The United Airlines flight was descending into Houston from New Jersey when one of its engines developed problems 

Passengers reported hearing a bang and seeing a flash of light and flames 

The Federal Aviation Administration said there was no evidence of fire or smoke

The jet involved was a Boeing 737-900 - not the same model as the Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX 8 plane that crashed on Sunday

The engine of a Boeing 737-900 shut down late Sunday on a United Airlines flight as it was making its descent into Houston, Texas.

Flight 1168 was carrying 174 passengers and six crew members when engine trouble began as the plane neared George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston. 
The Boeing 737-900 was traveling from Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. 
Passenger Chris Morrison told KHOU 11 that he was near the left side wing when the plane started vibrating.

'I saw a flash of light outside the window. I was sitting right on the wing where the engine had the issue,' Morrison said.  
Another passenger said he saw flames coming from the engine.  
The plane landed safely, with emergency crews responding.

A Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman, Lynn Lunsford, said there was no evidence of fire or smoke. 
Lunsford added that crews were taking a closer look at the plane Monday.
Some people suffered minor injuries while evacuating the plane, according to United spokeswoman Rachael Rivas. 
The cause of the engine failure is as yet unknown.

The jet involved was a Boeing 737-900, not the same model as the Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX 8 plane that fatally crashed on Sunday.
The Ethiopian Airlines 737 Max 8 came down minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa for Nairobi, killing 157 people.
Sunday's fatal crash comes just months after another 737 Max 8 crashed in Indonesia killing 189 people.  

Indonesia and China have now grounded all Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft, while Ethiopian Airlines and Cayman Airways are doing the same in the wake of the tragedy.
Boeing announced on Monday it would delay the launch of its new 777X jetliner.
Shares in Boeing are set to see $21 billion wiped off their value after stocks fell 12 per cent during early trading Monday.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6795477/Engine-shuts-United-737-jet-descends-Houston.html

I was just talking about this with friends today, it’s like a rite of passage all little kids go through, I did the same with my mum’s lipstick and she freaked out thinking it was blood at first lol

Jakumo:
Not quite a month ago, an identical brand new Boeing 737 max, owned by Lion Air, crashed in Indonesia, killing all aboard. Air crash investigators released preliminary findings that assigned blame for the crash, on some new changes made to the automated flight protection code, which allowed the aircraft's auto pilot to over-ride the pilot's manual control inputs, and point the aircraft nose-DOWN, as would be required to recover from a stall, when the wings lose lift.

The pilots of the Lion Air Boeing 737 Max had NOT been re-trained to flip a single switch that would have disengaged that safety feature, in the event that it tried to take control of the plane at the WRONG time, namely when there was NO danger of a stall. That failure of the airline company to adequately train their flight crews about how to quickly disable the new stall-protection autopilot response, directly caused the fatal crash.

It is too early to say whether the Boeing 737 Max that went down today was also a victim of the same autopilot error that doomed the Lion Air flight so recently. Certainly, the true cause of this crash will come to light in due course, as investigators continue their work at the crash site, and analyse the flight data recorders that are recovered there.

Hey Jakumo, I was aware of the Lion Air tragedy but not the details, thanks for the information. Now we just wait for the results of the investigation

Plane was only 4 months old, second crash of these new 737 Max Boeing Airplanes within months, is it too early to conclude that it's down to some kind of factory fault? I don't know, but RIP to all those poor souls. Sad