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And now for a thread no one asked for that I will abandon in a week or two, here's my personal assessment of each E.R character. I'm going to use the IMDB cast list starting with the 1st episode until I run out of steam.
I may also do an assessment of their major love interests.
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Anyone who has any kind of military experience will have zero issues with the cockpit crew here.
The pilot in command, the one who you can hear towards the end saying the Lord’s Prayer, was a GenX experienced pilot.
The co-pilot already had over a thousand hours in the air with reports I’ve seen.
On active duty, I put my life in the hands of 20 year olds every day.
I would have had zero problem flying in that aircraft on that day with that crew.
I’d take a 20 year old co-pilot with over a thousand hours over a 30+ year old with 200 hours any day of the week.
The below article had a good screen grab of the meteorological conditions that the crew faced. We’ll see in six months or so from the NTSB what they think happened, but all indications are that the crew did what could be done with the physics involved.
Mother Nature, especially storms in Florida, moves fast and violent. The odds are the odds…and an over speed condition in a Lear Jet is the stuff of nightmares.
"The captain who was flying the private jet that crashed in Palm Beach County is Jeff Gregory ... TMZ has learned. A family member of Gregory's tells TMZ ... the 55-year-old Gregory was piloting the lear 60, along with the co-pilot, 20-year-old Nathalia Gadelha."
tmz.com/2026/11/02/palm-beac…
"I'm not saying he's right or wrong. I'm just implying he's being a little bitch with delicate ass feelings who thinks he's something special."
Hahahahahaha. Wuss.
So, essentially, Nikita Kucherov's feelings got hurt when @TBLightning GM Julian BriseBois decided to be truthful and play a little hardball, which has been Tampa's MO for over a decade.
Many times, successful organizations are exactly that because they stick to their guns, which can rankle players the wrong way.
Not saying either way is right or wrong, but this situation shows the flaws of both sides. @sportsology
Sorry to be glib but I was told this was a DEI nightmare, the fault of a little girl forcing a company to let her pilot a plane with her weak ass fallopian tubes....
Is the pilot at least Black or will I need to actually be normal and have some sympathy for those who died?
"The captain who was flying the private jet that crashed in Palm Beach County is Jeff Gregory ... TMZ has learned. A family member of Gregory's tells TMZ ... the 55-year-old Gregory was piloting the lear 60, along with the co-pilot, 20-year-old Nathalia Gadelha."
tmz.com/2026/11/02/palm-beac…
It's cute to me that we live in an era where if something goes wrong with a 45 y.o white man at the helm, it's probably an oopsie but when there's a woman or a minority involved, they were likely an incompetent asshat who used their vagina or melanin to get ahead unfairly.
I need people to understand that if diet and other controllable factors cured cancer, people wouldn't have died of it in the numbers they did and with a quickness before modern cancer treatments.
sometimes i wonder why when people find out they have cancer they go straight to chemo and radiation.. they don’t ever just be like hmmm like me fast , detox , and eat right so it can all go away . idk , that’s just crazy to me .
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There is no scientific evidence that fasting, detoxing or diet alone can cure cancer. Proven treatments like chemo and radiation have greatly improved survival rates.
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I'm so confused. Are you arguing that pre transition transwomen did not grow up with makeup everywhere as well?
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I did not learn to type this fast in a class. It was from trying to keep up in chat rooms that just kept scrolling
I finally listened to this all the way and I'm so angry at people claiming she was out of control panicking. Yes, she screams a few times but she regains control each time and calmly relays the information she has clearly and concisely. You couldn't expect more. Fuck off.
“Holy f*ck, we’re out of time” Heart crushing ATC audio captures the moments before a Learjet 60 crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, killing all 9 souls on board.
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ABC basically told Shonda, don't you have enough money and look how well that worked out for them
Moms are often obsessed with time because they are the ones doing the managing and can't rely on help. We're going up bed on time because I'm the one who will be dealing with the grumpy kid in the morning
Things Germaphobes say for a thousand, Alex.
Hospitals have a high standard for cleanliness and sanitation because the setting requires it. Soap and hot water is sufficient for home. I don't do puke bowls but they aren't tainted ffs
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Idk why permissive parents are allergic to removing their kids when they get out of hand. It's 9am on a Sunday. They've been hooting and hollering in this hotel lobby for a straight 30 minutes, climbing on upholstered furniture. Take them outside, ffs
Oh my, whatever shall we do? Aunties don't like us...
I see a lot of people ragging on this lady but I really don't think I'd realize my kid wasn't doing well in school if they were getting good grades.
I look at the state scores. But does anyone think the teachers would have been honest if confronted or would they blame test anxie
NYC public schools deceived me into thinking my son was a straight-A math student - but he can't do fractions, basic algebra trib.al/pWwmbHR
It wouldn't be respectful to Koenig for Shatner to imply a closeness between them that doesn't exist, especially if Koenig feels some kind of way about Shatner's actions and attitudes.
Imagine a coworker gushing about you after your death when you hated their face.
Walter Koenig played Chekov on Star Trek for over 20 years. When he died at 90, William Shatner's goodbye began with: we didn't know each other well.
In the video below, Koenig reveals what it was really like to work next to Captain Kirk.
Koenig joined the original series in 1967 as the young Russian navigator. He stayed through all six movies.
Shatner was the star and, as Koenig put it, the money player. Every shot was set up so that Kirk was in the foreground.
Behind the scenes, the money was just as uneven. George Takei says Shatner's contract guaranteed that if anyone was ever paid more than him, his pay would rise to match. When the rest of the cast asked for the same deal, they were turned down.
None of them ever got a cent from the decades of reruns. And when Star Trek became a cartoon in 1973, Koenig was the one cut from the cast because the budget couldn't fit him.
Koenig says Shatner never tried to be friends with the supporting cast. Only later did he learn how angry Takei really was, and he says Shatner insisted a scene where Sulu is promoted to captain be cut from the movie.
This week, Koenig died, and Patrick Stewart, the captain who came after Kirk, died three days later. Shatner and Takei are now the last two left from the original crew.
Is Shatner's goodbye honest, or should you say more about someone you spent 20 years working with?