To: FairOpinion
And why did they act as if they didn't know each other before boarding, and acting as if they know each other well, when they are in flight? That, sir, is one passenger's take on their behavior. I would give it very little credit. It puts the passenger in the position of a mind reader, a talent I doubt she had.
37 posted on
07/22/2004 11:26:31 PM PDT by
John Valentine
("The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein)
To: John Valentine
I would like to refer you to my post 14 & 22.
40 posted on
07/22/2004 11:33:29 PM PDT by
FairOpinion
(FIGHT TERRORISM! VOTE BUSH/CHENEY 2004.)
To: John Valentine
That, sir, is one passenger's take on their behavior. I would give it very little credit. It puts the passenger in the position of a mind reader, a talent I doubt she had. Leave it to the pro's, after all it's not her life at risk, for it takes a professional to understand personal concerns.
Right?
There must have been a psychiatrist on board flight 93 who gave his all in giving free sessions which generated the well known cry "Let's Roll".
41 posted on
07/22/2004 11:34:24 PM PDT by
EGPWS
To: John Valentine
The thing that struck me as so pathetic was the woman who wrote the story seemed to suggest that she just knew what those men were thinking.
101 posted on
07/23/2004 12:49:47 AM PDT by
OldFriend
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