that plane crashed in florida today, and the news said "here is a first hand account from a witness blah blah blah..." and the lady says some shit like "well we saw this explosion, then i saw two pieces...and then it crashed into the water." it's like, o rly? no shit? what is the point of even saying that? is it just me or do people always describe obvious shit on news interviews?
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I believe that's just some sort of confirmation that would give credibilty to the incident.
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well that is obviously the point, but i guess you're not understanding what i'm trying to say...Originally posted by Bluewire RossComment
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Point taken,sir. Nobody's perfect. There's always a room for improvement. Thanks to people like you--constructive criticism is always good.Originally posted by StickyGreen
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It's someone to throw in front of a camera to say "something" - they missed the footage of the plane hitting the water, - what's the next best "drama"? Can't show (or would be insensitive) to show bodies being pulled from the water.Originally posted by StickyGreenXXX TLD's - Another mosquito to swat.Comment
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blame it on the one who does the coverage. the witnesses are just by standers, they are not trained as reporters.Comment
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i think that's what it is. when they don't have anything else really to "show" they just have lame ass witnesses describing shit they saw lol...Originally posted by WebbyComment
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I agree with that. It's a matter of getting a story out of them.Originally posted by tristan_D
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my favorite was listening to the witness say how the plane 'corkscrewed' before it crashed...she twisted her hands and everything...i was impressed.Comment
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