teen tries to hijack plane into Hannah Montana concert...

[Nitemare]

Wow, just wow...what a retard

Can you say virgin for life?




well, not anymore since he will be going into a juve center where he will get much manlove...

Teen "contemplated overpowering the flight crew," FBI spokesman says

ROFFLES

 

[destrekor]

so.. this happened on Tuesday? But wanted to crash into a concert on Friday? Surely that airliner doesn't have some kind of jump into the future capability that we know about.. right?

 

[Jeff7]

That article was quite informative.

"Hannah Montana" is a hit Disney Channel show -- which stars 14-year-old Miley Cyrus and her country singer dad, Billy Ray Cyrus -- about a teenage girl who is a typical high-schooler by day but has a secret pop-star alter ego by night.

I now know what Hannah Montana's basic plot is. My life now has meaning.

 

[Inspector Jihad]

lawls...was he an emo kid?

 

[OhSnap688]

Sad, just sad

 

[MotionMan]

In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking. I wonder, since 9/11, does anyone believe that there will be a successful hijacking of an airplane in the USA in the next, say, 25 years?

I think not. I assume that the moment someone tries to hijack a plane, people on the plane, remembering 9/11, will do everything in their power to stop the hijacker, even at great immediate risk to their well-being.

I think the only way a hijacking will be successful in the future is if the hijacker(s) somehow is able to disable everyone else on the plane, Airport '77-style.

MotionMan

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking.
MotionMan

especially as he was armed with duck tape and Yarn

 

[MotionMan]

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking.
MotionMan

especially as he was armed with duck tape and Yarn

Don't forget the single set of handcuffs.

MotionMan

 

[Cogman]

"The 16-year-old was taken into custody by airport police without incident on Tuesday evening after flying from Los Angeles, California, to Nashville, Tennessee, on Southwest Airlines Flight 284.

"His stated intent was to hijack the airplane and commit suicide," said George Bolds, an FBI spokesman in Memphis, Tennessee. "He did indicate he intended to die in Louisiana. It appears he had a ticket to Louisiana."

Bolds said the boy indicated he had lived in Louisiana."

Do you think he was going to Louisiana? Sorry, the article read like someone on crack wrote it. The mention like 5 times that he was going to commit suicide. But hey, at least he might have gotten Hanna Montana Canceled...

 

[Cogman]

*double post*

 

[polarmystery]

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking. I wonder, since 9/11, does anyone believe that there will be a successful hijacking of an airplane in the USA in the next, say, 25 years?

I think not. I assume that the moment someone tries to hijack a plane, people on the plane, remembering 9/11, will do everything in their power to stop the hijacker, even at great immediate risk to their well-being.

I think the only way a hijacking will be successful in the future is if the hijacker(s) somehow is able to disable everyone else on the plane, Airport '77-style.

MotionMan

I think it is wrong to assume that it has absolutely no chance of happening in 25 years. I'm no terrorist, but I doubt they will sit idle thinking to themselves, "Man that American security is so tight we might as well give up!." There are bound to be loop-holes around somewhere. And I highly doubt people will go, "OMG Terrorist, keeell hiiim!" on a plane. They'd be just as scared as the first time it happened.

 

[bonkers325]

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking.
MotionMan

especially as he was armed with duck tape and Yarn

duct. DUCT!

 

[Xavier434]

Those crazy teenagers. What will they do next?

 

[Nitemare]

Originally posted by: eaj0010

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking. I wonder, since 9/11, does anyone believe that there will be a successful hijacking of an airplane in the USA in the next, say, 25 years?

I think not. I assume that the moment someone tries to hijack a plane, people on the plane, remembering 9/11, will do everything in their power to stop the hijacker, even at great immediate risk to their well-being.

I think the only way a hijacking will be successful in the future is if the hijacker(s) somehow is able to disable everyone else on the plane, Airport '77-style.

MotionMan

I think it is wrong to assume that it has absolutely no chance of happening in 25 years. I'm no terrorist, but I doubt they will sit idle thinking to themselves, "Man that American security is so tight we might as well give up!." There are bound to be loop-holes around somewhere. And I highly doubt people will go, "OMG Terrorist, keeell hiiim!" on a plane. They'd be just as scared as the first time it happened.

yes, but they will know that they will most likely die if they do nothing...So most would be motivated to action.

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: bonkers325

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking.
MotionMan

especially as he was armed with duck tape and Yarn

duct. DUCT!

DUCK DUCK DUCK DUCK................................gooose

 

[RandomFool]

Originally posted by: eaj0010

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking. I wonder, since 9/11, does anyone believe that there will be a successful hijacking of an airplane in the USA in the next, say, 25 years?

I think not. I assume that the moment someone tries to hijack a plane, people on the plane, remembering 9/11, will do everything in their power to stop the hijacker, even at great immediate risk to their well-being.

I think the only way a hijacking will be successful in the future is if the hijacker(s) somehow is able to disable everyone else on the plane, Airport '77-style.

MotionMan

I think it is wrong to assume that it has absolutely no chance of happening in 25 years. I'm no terrorist, but I doubt they will sit idle thinking to themselves, "Man that American security is so tight we might as well give up!." There are bound to be loop-holes around somewhere. And I highly doubt people will go, "OMG Terrorist, keeell hiiim!" on a plane. They'd be just as scared as the first time it happened.

They might be scared but they also know the consequences of doing nothing now. I have no idea what happened on the 9/11 planes but I don't think anyone was really expecting them to fly the plane into a building. I'm guessing most of the people on the place were expecting that it would land somewhere and they'd have a chance of surviving. Today I think more people would be like fuck it if I'm going to die I might as well try to do something about it.

 

[Bootprint]

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking. I wonder, since 9/11, does anyone believe that there will be a successful hijacking of an airplane in the USA in the next, say, 25 years?

I think not. I assume that the moment someone tries to hijack a plane, people on the plane, remembering 9/11, will do everything in their power to stop the hijacker, even at great immediate risk to their well-being.

I think the only way a hijacking will be successful in the future is if the hijacker(s) somehow is able to disable everyone else on the plane, Airport '77-style.

MotionMan

Why bother hijacking a plane, just blow something up at a few TSA check-ins. Then they'll need to start a pre-screen TSA screening a few miles away from the airport in an underground bunker.

 

[apac]

Originally posted by: Jeff7
That article was quite informative.

"Hannah Montana" is a hit Disney Channel show -- which stars 14-year-old Miley Cyrus and her country singer dad, Billy Ray Cyrus -- about a teenage girl who is a typical high-schooler by day but has a secret pop-star alter ego by night.

I now know what Hannah Montana's basic plot is. My life now has meaning.

Hahaha I thought the SAME exact thing. Until now I kept thinking "WTF makes yet another Disney teen so popular", but not enough to actually wikipedia it.

 

[FoBoT]

he wanted to crash the airplane into the venue where the hannah montana concert was to be held
it wasn't clear from the article i read whether he wanted to kill her or if he just wanted to stop the concert from happening

 

[Beau]

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: bonkers325

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking.
MotionMan

especially as he was armed with duck tape and Yarn

duct. DUCT!

DUCK DUCK DUCK DUCK................................gooose

From TFWS:

Duck Tape brand Duct Tape ...

 

[Quasmo]

Originally posted by: Jeff7
That article was quite informative.

"Hannah Montana" is a hit Disney Channel show -- which stars 14-year-old Miley Cyrus and her country singer dad, Billy Ray Cyrus -- about a teenage girl who is a typical high-schooler by day but has a secret pop-star alter ego by night.

I now know what Hannah Montana's basic plot is. My life now has meaning.

This article has informed me as well as to what this "Hannah Montana" is.

 

[spacejamz]

are handcuffs allowed on to be brought on board? I wouldn't think so, but I could be wrong....

 

[Scarpozzi]

Originally posted by: spacejamz
are handcuffs allowed on to be brought on board? I wouldn't think so, but I could be wrong....

They should give those handcuffs to his cellmate.

 

[Beau]

Wait, he wanted to crash the plane INTO the concert? WHY THE HELL DID THEY STOP HIM?!?! Good god I wish Mylee Montana's 15 minute were up...

Sure she's <pedophilecreepyness> pretty damn good looking </pedophilecreepyness>, but no amount of good looks can compensate for the way she irritates me.

 

[OutHouse]

Originally posted by: bonkers325

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: MotionMan
In an attempt to instill some tangent intelligent conversation into this subject:

Certainly this kid had no chance of pulling off a successful hijacking.
MotionMan

especially as he was armed with duck tape and Yarn

duct. DUCT!

how did he get handcuffs, DUCK tape and rope through TSA????