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I have just heard that a well known female R&B artist by the name of Aaliyah had died in a plane crash.

I don't know about anyone else, but this is sad news.

I've never heard of her. Tragic, none the less though.

That is very sad. Apparently she had a role in the second Matrix movie. What a bummer, I hate it when people die.

It sucks allright, reminds me of
"the day the music died".

Who was it they ment with that again?

Originally posted by Rob-hin:
<STRONG>It sucks allright, reminds me of
"the day the music died".

Who was it they ment with that again?</STRONG>

I think they were talking about all the great singers that had died, such as Buddy Holly, Patsy Cline and many others.

Posted by Azeroth -

I think they were talking about all the great singers that had died, such as Buddy Holly, Patsy Cline and many others.

IIRC, The Day The Music Died (Don McLean) relates to Buddy Holly - who incidentally died in a plane crash.

[ 08-26-2001: Message edited by: Yshania ]

Does anyone remember Romeo must die with Jet Li in it? She did the music for it. She had a wonderful voice

She also co-starred IIRC.

Aaliyah was fantastic.

Yep and she was only 19 (i think)

And, on a very self-centered note, I am flying home on Tuesday. My plane-phobia is resurfacing as we speak.

It's quite sad really isn't it, she had her whole life to go and it's been wasted

I am sorry for bringing this up then Vix, i am sure you are going to be fine, just look at how many flights take off (and land ) without any problems at all

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>I am sorry for bringing this up then Vix, i am sure you are going to be fine, just look at how many flights take off (and land ) without any problems at all </STRONG>

Don't be daft!!

My friend was flying into Sydney and they were descending fine...and then they started going up again. Thene there was ana announcement saying, 'Sorry about that everyone...just a slight miscalculation of the ground.'

I would have been scrabbling for the oxygen and inflating my lifejacket by that point!

Originally posted by vixen:
<STRONG>Don't be daft!!
</STRONG>

I can't help it, not at this time of the night

Luckily it is bank holiday tomorrow so i get a lie in

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>I can't help it, not at this time of the night

Luckily it is bank holiday tomorrow so i get a lie in </STRONG>

I can see Wales's creative output declining once you're back at work- Buck has given you even more incentive to spam!

Originally posted by vixen:
<STRONG>I can see Wales's creative output declining once you're back at work- Buck has given you even more incentive to spam!</STRONG>

Well my boss is away on Wednesday, cue the spam

I will probably have to become more of a lurker, due to my modding but at least ican spam when i am at home

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>Well my boss is away on Wednesday, cue the spam

I will probably have to become more of a lurker, due to my modding but at least ican spam when i am at home </STRONG>

Will you ever leave your house again?

Originally posted by vixen:
<STRONG>Will you ever leave your house again? </STRONG>

What is to say that i do anyway?

Posted by Vixen -

My friend was flying into Sydney and they were descending fine...and then they started going up again. Thene there was ana announcement saying, 'Sorry about that everyone...just a slight miscalculation of the ground.'

The first time I ever flew I was on my way to Kitzbuhl (skiing) and flying in a Tri-Star destined for Saltzburg.

We had a message over the tannoy from the captain saying that Saltzburg had low visibility due to fog and no ALS (automatic landing system) so we were being diverted to Munich (a 2 hour coach ride from Saltzberg).

We got to Munich. Then the captain came over the tannoy announcing that there had been a light aircraft crash at Munich and we would have to join a stacking system.

Then the captain announced that the light aircraft crash was more serious and it had taken out the ALS and we did not have enough fuel to wait. We were returning to Gatwick.

My very first experience of flying resulted in taking off and landing at the same airport (and spending the night there with emergency rations of shower gel and paper underwear!)