What's the objective of naming plane crashes?
@WassimBerbar said in #2:
> What's the objective of naming plane crashes?
It's probably for a school project.
> What's the objective of naming plane crashes?
It's probably for a school project.
9/11 had a lot
No I cannot. And I do not want to. Because then I would have to bear in mind all the sad relatives of the people who lost their lives in these plane crashes. And that is too heavy to bear.
@Midfield_17-D said in #1:
> I'll start
> LAPA 3142
It ́s better to keep them in memory, for blurting out plane crashes were dozens died is insulting to those whose family members have died.
> I'll start
> LAPA 3142
It ́s better to keep them in memory, for blurting out plane crashes were dozens died is insulting to those whose family members have died.
@Midfield_17-D said in #1:
> I'll start
> LAPA 3142
We can’t forget the plane which crashed while your whole family was in it,.
> I'll start
> LAPA 3142
We can’t forget the plane which crashed while your whole family was in it,.
@ThisUsernameIsNotFun said in #7:
> We can’t forget the plane which crashed while your whole family was in it,.
Bad joke alert!
In order for a joke to be funny, there's got to be a connection between the setup and punchline. This just comes off as lame and mean-- like that kid in school who tries to be a bully, but is too scrawny to intimidate anyone.
> We can’t forget the plane which crashed while your whole family was in it,.
Bad joke alert!
In order for a joke to be funny, there's got to be a connection between the setup and punchline. This just comes off as lame and mean-- like that kid in school who tries to be a bully, but is too scrawny to intimidate anyone.
Air France Flight 4590
1961 Goldsboro B-52 crash
hmm i can remember lots of plan crashes, but im bad at numbers, so i dunno how each of them is called, what flight numbers, so i loose ;)
1961 Goldsboro B-52 crash
hmm i can remember lots of plan crashes, but im bad at numbers, so i dunno how each of them is called, what flight numbers, so i loose ;)
@clousems said in #8:
> Bad joke alert!
>
> In order for a joke to be funny, there's got to be a connection between the setup and punchline. This just comes off as lame and mean-- like that kid in school who tries to be a bully, but is too scrawny to intimidate anyone.
Joke analyser alert!
This fella is teaching everyone about how to joke! Any one who wants to learn joking should learn from him.
> Bad joke alert!
>
> In order for a joke to be funny, there's got to be a connection between the setup and punchline. This just comes off as lame and mean-- like that kid in school who tries to be a bully, but is too scrawny to intimidate anyone.
Joke analyser alert!
This fella is teaching everyone about how to joke! Any one who wants to learn joking should learn from him.
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