reclegend22;1596935 wrote:That's what I wondered as well. Also no bird expert, but I'm not sure how many trans-oceanic flights seagulls often go on. This was something a CNN expert said, so I probably should've clarified. But it was hilarious at the time considering how wrong the Malaysians have been about everything since the beginning.

thavoice;1596941 wrote:I figured it out.

The seagulls travelled through a the same black hole the plane did and ended up in the middle of the indian ocean.

Guess they shoulda made that left turn in Albuquerque. (if you get that refernce you have to be old)

reclegend22;1596944 wrote:Guess I'm not that old (27), but still a great reference lol.

thavoice;1597477 wrote:About time the planes see something.

thavoice;1597503 wrote:From what I heard,this is the first time that the planes have seen anything. Everything else was on satellite and when planes/ships got there they couldnt.

thavoice;1597477 wrote: I am not sure why CNN keeps having the girlfriend/life partner of the American guy that was on the plane. They are giving her airtime about how she still feels him and believes he is still alive...blah blah blah. She is in a serious case of denial.

gut;1597531 wrote:At one point I saw her comment "I guess I what I was feeling was his spirit".....So she "feels" him because he's still alive, or she feels him because he's Patrick Swayze in ghost.

I feel for her and I suppose I'm an evil person for making fun - but why even go on tv over and over? Some sort of bizarro world where 15 minutes of fame trumps the emotion of losing someone.

thavoice;1597477 wrote:
I am not sure why CNN keeps having the girlfriend/life partner of the American guy that was on the plane. They are giving her airtime about how she still feels him and believes he is still alive...blah blah blah. She is in a serious case of denial.

Tiernan;1598207 wrote:She's definitely getting paid something which is typical for these type things.

bases_loaded;1599030 wrote:Is CNN the only agency still following this story?

thavoice;1599057 wrote:Other channels are but not as much.

PRetty hard to continually cover a story where there isnt anything new or substantial.

xKoToVxSyNdRoMe;1599060 wrote:Well that's OK because Fox isn't a legitimate news source.

reclegend22;1599065 wrote:And yet somehow CNN has figured out how to do it. CNN correspondent Martin Savidge has been on location in a flight simulator in Ontario, Canada, for three weeks, replicating all the different scenarios in which the plane could have disappeared. He breaks in with "updates" from the simulator very hour. I'm not even sure he's gonna have a job after/if the plane is found.

xKoToVxSyNdRoMe;1599060 wrote:Well that's OK because Fox isn't a legitimate news source.

thavoice;1599068 wrote:I am waiting for CNN to have Miss Cleo on to tell us where the plane is.

reclegend22;1599072 wrote:Sylvia Browne is generally regarded as the more accurate fortune teller -- she was a featured guest on Montel -- but unfortunately she is unavailable for comment due to being dead.

reclegend22;1599069 wrote:None of the cable news outlets are legitimate, especially during election season. And neither are most national newscasts, for that matter.