Earlier, police said the boat's operator, Shoreline Cruises, could face a fine of $25 to $100 for failing to have a second crew member on board to aid the 74-year-old captain, Richard Paris. A state inspector determined in May the boat needed two crew members.
Originally posted by: Sam334
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Originally posted by: C6FT7
You guys really are tasteless.
What if your mother (or shall I say grandmother) was on that boat and died?
You really should be ashamed at yourselves!
:|
Originally posted by: Yzzim
shens. fat floats
Originally posted by: slick230
Alright, yeah it's a "tragedy" and all that BS, but how exactly would having another crew member on board have made the outcome any different? Maybe a few less people would have died, but it would still be the same result.
Originally posted by: ironcrotch
Originally posted by: slick230
Alright, yeah it's a "tragedy" and all that BS, but how exactly would having another crew member on board have made the outcome any different? Maybe a few less people would have died, but it would still be the same result.
The media just needs someone to blame.
Originally posted by: C6FT7
You guys really are tasteless.
What if your mother (or shall I say grandmother) was on that boat and died?
You really should be ashamed at yourselves!
:|
Originally posted by: ironcrotch
Originally posted by: slick230
Alright, yeah it's a "tragedy" and all that BS, but how exactly would having another crew member on board have made the outcome any different? Maybe a few less people would have died, but it would still be the same result.
The media just needs someone to blame.
Investigators believe a combination of factors could have contributed to the Ethan Allen tragedy, including a large wake created by another boat, a sudden shift of passengers' weight on the boat's bench-style seats, and the overall weight of the passengers.
Originally posted by: sixone
Did anyone read the friggin article?
Investigators believe a combination of factors could have contributed to the Ethan Allen tragedy, including a large wake created by another boat, a sudden shift of passengers' weight on the boat's bench-style seats, and the overall weight of the passengers.
The investigation is not complete yet. Before you blame these victims for their own deaths, how bout we get ALL the facts?
Unless you're only interested in bashing 'fatties' or whoever else is handy at the time.. :roll:
Originally posted by: spidey07
bwahahahah....
<breath>
bwahahhahahaa
I frequently close the elevetor door when i see a fattie coming. Weight limit ma'am, sorry.
Originally posted by: Jzero
Originally posted by: ironcrotch
Originally posted by: slick230
Alright, yeah it's a "tragedy" and all that BS, but how exactly would having another crew member on board have made the outcome any different? Maybe a few less people would have died, but it would still be the same result.
The media just needs someone to blame.
And it's a sensationalization of the fact that officials are simply thinking that 150lbs may no longer be a good average when calculating capacity.