Harrison Ford survives plane crash

shadowcomplex

http://news.sky.com/story/1439619/harrison-ford-critical-after-plane-crash

Birneybau

Using your legs usually denotes non-critical.

syklops

Been reading on Twitter conflicting reports. The most frequent is that he is in critical condition, but other reports say he walked away from the crash and that his injuries amount to some lacerations to his head.

I didn't read your link but as its sky I assume its saying he is at deaths door?

shadowcomplex

Reports are saying he's fine, he's conscious, just has cuts and bruises. No one else was injured as it was a Solo occupant

Goodshape

shadowcomplex wrote: »

Reports are saying he's fine, he's conscious, just has cuts and bruises. No one else was injured as it was a Solo occupant

FloatingVoter

Chewbacca was sighted fleeing the crash. Police are searching local bars and brothels.

Adamantium

shadowcomplex wrote: »

http://news.sky.com/story/1439619/harrison-ford-critical-after-plane-crash

Kevin McCloud

The twitter machine is terribly inaccurate.

shadowcomplex

Adamantium wrote: »

It looks as if it wont be his last Crusade

Links234

Harrison Ford's status had been upgraded from critical to "Fine, we're all just fine here, how are you?"

Sad Professor

Thread title changed to something a little less sensational.

pixelburp

Kevin McCloud wrote: »

The twitter machine is terribly inaccurate.

This story is confirmation bias as to why I have never registered, nor will ever use, Twitter. A giant writing mass of unsubstantiated, context-less & ignorant hysteria.

But hey, great to see Ford's ok though; I didn't know he was big into flying, it's a lovely looking vintage plane he had/has

MfMan

Bit of an extreme effort to avoid being cast for the Blade Runner sequel.

stimpson

Apparently he was trying to make the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs again.

At his age...

Skerries

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flXCWdhJnGY

Adamantium

JJ's slavish devotion to practical effects is murderous, but admirable

If he is not careful he'll break his Han Solo action figure.

syklops

Links234 wrote: »

Harrison Ford's status had been upgraded from critical to "Fine, we're all just fine here, how are you?"

Subtle. So subtle.

I Looove it!

syklops

pixelburp wrote: »

This story is confirmation bias as to why I have never registered, nor will ever use, Twitter. A giant writing mass of unsubstantiated, context-less & ignorant hysteria.

But hey, great to see Ford's ok though; I didn't know he was big into flying, it's a lovely looking vintage plane he had/has

Twitter, like a light saber, is an incredibly valuable and positive tool. Unfortunately, unlike a light saber anyone can have a twitter account.

I started using it during the russian underground bombings when the news agencies werent getting information as quickly as they could and the only people who seemed to know what was going on were the people in the trains and in the underground tweeting what they saw. For that alone it was very valuable.

In my work, I also find it useful for finding information and for finding news worthy of being read. Instead of reading breakingnews.ie or some other news aggregater, I follow the retweets of people I trust to post the truth, and so I read less about Kim Kardassian than if I were to read Google News.

Twitter is brilliant. It is just used so poorly so much of the time.

Anyway sorry for going off topic.

Skerries

DrFloppy

FloatingVoter

Harrison is in Random Hearts on RTE1 now. Recovering from the aftermath of a plane crash. Life is ****ing ironic. Well, TV scheduling is at least.

s8n

DrFloppy wrote: »

very obvious photoshop

Myrddin

Goldstein

The headlines should be reading: Harrison Ford lands 70 year old prop plane with no engine power on a feckin' golf course and lives to tell the tale. The story isn't that he crashed, the story is he landed it at all. Bloody legend.