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Guest Edgy DC
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Breaking news on a small plane hitting a building at 72nd and York.


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Guest Johnny Dickshot
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Some say a helicopter, which seems to make more sense given its location at 72 & York.

Steady stream of emergency vehicles heading up 3rd ave.


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ya s'pose the conspiracy theorists'll be all over this one if that apartment building doesn't collapse?

while on a smaller scale, strikingly similar imagery to the last time. thankfully so much less dire, i imagine. and hope.


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Clearly the Bush Administration was behind this crash to scare people about the ongoing terrorist threat so they vote for Republicans in November.


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That building (524 E. 72nd St) is on the south side of 72nd Street between York Ave and the river.
I used to hang around with a girl who lived on that block a bunch of years ago (I think her adress was 520) but haven't been over there in a long time (she's not still there either) and with the way buildings go up and are replaced I had trouble picturing the exact building from the few TV shots I saw.


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="Yancy Street Gang"]That's not good. I thought this thread was going to be part of a Meet the Mets singalong.


What was the original title of this thread? And why don't we have a Meet the Mets singalong?


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="Willets Point"]What was the original title of this thread? And why don't we have a Meet the Mets singalong?


The original title was "East Side."

Naturally, in my current frame of mind, I saw that and thought, "West Side, everybody's coming down..."


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It's his plane,I think...click the newsday link, I have no sound here at work but the caption says it's registered to Lidle.


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can't find anything about cory lidle being involved in this crash, but did find the following link:

http://www.delawareonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060910/SPORTS01/609100378/-1/NEWS01

]Posted Sunday, September 10, 2006

Fly guy

The Phillies weren't enamored of pitcher Cory Lidle's hobby of flying a four-seat airplane.

But now that Lidle is with the Yankees, it's an especially sensitive topic.

In 1979, Yankees catcher Thurman Munson died when a plane he was piloting crashed near his home in Canton, Ohio. Lidle earned his pilot's license last offseason, and has insisted his plane is safe.

"The whole plane has a parachute on it," he told The New York Times. "Ninety-nine percent of pilots that go up never have engine failure, and the 1 percent that do usually land.

"But, if you're up in the air and something goes wrong, you pull that parachute, and the whole plane goes down slowly."


also, there's nothing in teh accompanying newsday article about lidle. only this, at 4:37pm:

]The Federal Aviation Administration said it was too early to determine what type of aircraft was involved.


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WABC Channel 7 confirms that the plane is registered to Lidle.


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It said it in the caption of the newsclip on Newsday (taken from Channel 11 News) but they don't mention it during the clip.


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well, it was still funny...

m&md are having a pretty tough time with ripping on people lately. they bust on pedro, and turns out he's all kinds of broken. they bust on lidle, and he gets his plane flown into an apartment building, tho hopefully he wasn't flying it.

is it wrong to say "hopefully he wasn't flying it"? i mean, two people are dead no matter what. should i be wishing death on a stranger, as if they are less worthy of life than a celebrity?

begin the philosophical debate. i've gotta go chop some wood. no, really.


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and google news still doesnt link to anything plane crash related upon a query of "lidle"

i just find that interesting. i wonder how long it takes for that to register...


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