Rush Limbaugh Show,M-F,12NOONPM-3PM,EDT,WOR AM, March 18, 2014

The EIB Network ^ | March 18, 2014 | Rush Limbaugh

[JohnG45]

The whiners don’t have anything to whine about!

You spoke too soon.

This is exactly what those of us who find the promotion of his book an unnecessary intrusion into what is only three hours of air time. Every minute wasted on this book is one less minute of Rush dealing with issues. We do not have the resources of the MSM.

Stay on point Rush or these kids will not have a country by the time they are old enough to vote.

He just wasted about 8 minutes and I am sure there will be more young callers who continue to "miraculously" get through. Does anybody ever wonder about that?

[mylife]

Sure would.
Did you lose one?

[Carriage Hill]

500-600 kts hitting hard-as-concrete water surface wouldn’t leave too many sizeable pieces floating. Probably fit into a thimble.

[mylife]

I would think a plane would literally break up on impact.

Maybe.. just maybe if it was augured in nose first like a diver, it may not have broken up as much, but I would think it would still break up.

[Yosemitest]

They're crushed and explode as the water pressure increases with depth.
Look at this chart.

That's a lot of deep, deep, ... very deep ocean.

But I don't believe the aircraft crashed.

[mylife]

It could be worse.
They could be adrift at sea with a tiger named Richard Parker.

http://megashare.info/watch-life-of-pi-online-TmpFeE5RPT0

Just click the play arrow.

[mylife]

Yes, I am an old submariner and am familiar with the water depths of the world.

[angcat]

I will check this out at home. My work computer has it blocked. thx thx

[mylife]

It is a good film.
Enjoy.

[Carriage Hill]

Keep that sense of humor, FRiend.

[Yosemitest]

Then you could explain it better than I can.

[Doc Savage]

Muslims complicate everything they touch re: the fake passports. But the logical assumption is that the entire crew and passengers were overcome by some calamity and that the plane simply continue out into the deepest darkest depths of the Indian Ocean and will never be found. It is possible that some small marker may wash up upon a shoreline a year or two from now and someone may stumble across it. Even then they may not relate it to the accident.

[mylife]

I could, but then I would have to kill you. ☺

[mylife]

Hang gliders carry oxygen and they rarely go over 14,000 feet.

[mylife]

Most Commercial airliners fly at 35,000 feet.

[sloop]

the advantage of the fast air exchange on the gulfstreams is that you don't share airborne viruses

but on his 550, the luggage compartment door is a secondary bulkhead - lots of restrictions on opening it at higher altitudes

[advertising guy]

family did when I was but a yute

[Carriage Hill]

I’m just a landlubber Farmer; God would have given me wings or fins if He’d have wanted me to do either.

[sloop]

and forget starting the apu at 51,000

[mylife]

in the 60’s 50,000 feet was considered outer space but 70,000 feet is really the skin of the atmosphere.