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Originally posted by ~Orchid~:
Brazil air force say debris including plane seats seen 400 miles north east of Brazil

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Originally posted by ~Orchid~:
Brazil air force say debris including plane seats seen 400 miles north east of Brazil

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Originally posted by Penelope Pitstop:

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Originally posted by Scotty:

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Originally posted by foobar:
Well No Official Confirmation Yet But Brazil Media Reporting One Of The S&R Planes Has Found Debris 100km From The Position Of The Fire And A Seat Floatting 720km Out From The Coast

Croc`s link on page 12 says mainly the same. Do you ever reply to posts foobar? You question yet don`t respond to posts. I don`t mean to be rude but what`s the point in replying to you if you don`t.

I'm confused by your post scotty.
Foobar clearly responded to posts. He replied to a post of yours for instance and others in this thread.

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Originally posted by Mummy Maz:
updated link (Sky)

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Originally posted by Scotty:

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Originally posted by Penelope Pitstop:

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Originally posted by Scotty:

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Originally posted by foobar:
Well No Official Confirmation Yet But Brazil Media Reporting One Of The S&R Planes Has Found Debris 100km From The Position Of The Fire And A Seat Floatting 720km Out From The Coast

Croc`s link on page 12 says mainly the same. Do you ever reply to posts foobar? You question yet don`t respond to posts. I don`t mean to be rude but what`s the point in replying to you if you don`t.

I'm confused by your post scotty.
Foobar clearly responded to posts. He replied to a post of yours for instance and others in this thread.

Where? I`m sorry I really don`t mean to be rude Penelope. I`ve read back...no direct reply to anyone. He/she questioned me on my radio contact post which I apologised for because I may have misinterpreted Sky News wording. I got no reply that I can see. Surely if you ask such important question, it deserves an answer.

Btw I like foobar.

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Originally posted by Penelope Pitstop:

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Originally posted by Scotty:

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Originally posted by Penelope Pitstop:

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Originally posted by Scotty:

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Originally posted by foobar:
Well No Official Confirmation Yet But Brazil Media Reporting One Of The S&R Planes Has Found Debris 100km From The Position Of The Fire And A Seat Floatting 720km Out From The Coast

Croc`s link on page 12 says mainly the same. Do you ever reply to posts foobar? You question yet don`t respond to posts. I don`t mean to be rude but what`s the point in replying to you if you don`t.

I'm confused by your post scotty.
Foobar clearly responded to posts. He replied to a post of yours for instance and others in this thread.

Where? I`m sorry I really don`t mean to be rude Penelope. I`ve read back...no direct reply to anyone. He/she questioned me on my radio contact post which I apologised for because I may have misinterpreted Sky News wording. I got no reply that I can see. Surely if you ask such important question, it deserves an answer.

Btw I like foobar.

yes i saw your radio contact post on page 13? and he asked about that and you replied, i read your reply and it didn't seem to need any reply, so maybe foobar read it and that was that.

You're not being rude to me scotty so no need for an apology, i was simply confused by your post.

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Originally posted by Hollygolightly:

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Originally posted by Kaytee:
I'm sad for everyone, whatever their nationality who has been lost, and for their poor families

Absolutely Kaytee, I just happened to mention the three Irish girls because one of them lives literally a mile away from me and I was listening to the radio when I was posting here. But I 100% agree with you..its just dreadful and my heart breaks for the families and the poor sould that were on the plane

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Originally posted by Penny Gabrielwise:
Quite.

I mentioned the Brazilians simply because that's where I live therefore it's those names that have been released here. It was simply a comment as to the calibre of some of the people who were lost, including renowned scientists, academics and a member of the Brazilian royal family.

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Originally posted by Kaytee:

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Originally posted by Penny Gabrielwise:
Quite.

I mentioned the Brazilians simply because that's where I live therefore it's those names that have been released here. It was simply a comment as to the calibre of some of the people who were lost, including renowned scientists, academics and a member of the Brazilian royal family.

Please see my reply to Holly above, no offence intended

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Originally posted by Penny Gabrielwise:
I was reading the list of Brazilian passengers. It's so sad that so many brilliant successful people were lost.



Antonio Gueiros, diretor de informática da Michelin

Christin Pieraerts, funcionária da unidade Paris da Michelin

Deise Possamai, 34, funcionária da prefeitura de Criciúma

Erich Heine, presidente da ThyssenKrupp CSA - Companhia Siderúrgica do Atlântico

Giovanni Batista Lenzi, deputado da Província Autônoma de Trento

Gustavo Henrique Brito dos Santos, 30, advogado carioca

Gustavo Peretti, 30, brasileiro, funcionário da petrolífera norueguesa StatoilHydro.

Izabela Maria Furtado Kestler, professora de alemão da UFRJ

Isis, francesa, mulher de José Ronnel Amorim

João Marques da Silva Filho, 67, gerente de interface do Estaleiro Atlântico Sul

José Ronnel Amorim, casado com Isis

Juliana Aquino, 29, cantora, mora na Alemanha e passava férias com a família em Brasília

Leonardo Veloso Dardengo, 31, oceanógrafo e doutorando da Coppe/UFRJ

Letícia Chem, 36, gerente de roaming internacional da operadora Oi

Luis Cláudio Monlevad, 48, funcionário da empresa de tubulações Saint-Gobain

Luiz Roberto Anastácio, presidente da Michelin para a América do Sul

Kristian Berg Andersen, 37, norueguês, também funcionário da petrolífera norueguesa StatoilHydro.

Marcela Marques Pellizzon, 29, geóloga; viajava para fazer curso na Noruega e era funcionária da petrolífera norueguesa StatoilHydro.

Marcelo Parente, 38, chefe de gabinete do prefeito do Rio, Eduardo Paes (PMDB)

Marcos Mendonça, diretor de manganês da Vale

Mulher de Marcelo Parente, cujo nome não foi confirmado

Nelson Marinho Filho, 40, mecânico de engrenagens

Octávio Augusto Ceva Antunes, professor do Instituto de Química da UFRJ

Pablo Dreyfus, 38, argentino integrante da ONG Viva Rio

Príncipe Pedro Luis de Orleans e Bragança, 26, descendente de dom Pedro 2º

Rino Zandonai, diretor da Associazione Trentini Nel Mondo

Roberto Corrêa Chem, 66, cirurgião plástico e professor universitário

Silvio Barbato, ex-diretor artístico da Orquestra Sinfônica do Teatro Nacional

Vera Chem, 63, psicóloga, casada com Roberto Chem.

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Originally posted by Kaytee:

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Originally posted by Hollygolightly:

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Originally posted by Kaytee:
I'm sad for everyone, whatever their nationality who has been lost, and for their poor families

Absolutely Kaytee, I just happened to mention the three Irish girls because one of them lives literally a mile away from me and I was listening to the radio when I was posting here. But I 100% agree with you..its just dreadful and my heart breaks for the families and the poor sould that were on the plane

I wasn't getting at anyone for mentioning their own nationals Holly...it's just an absolute tragedy for all concerned

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Originally posted by Penny Gabrielwise:

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Originally posted by Kaytee:

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Originally posted by Penny Gabrielwise:
Quite.

I mentioned the Brazilians simply because that's where I live therefore it's those names that have been released here. It was simply a comment as to the calibre of some of the people who were lost, including renowned scientists, academics and a member of the Brazilian royal family.

Please see my reply to Holly above, no offence intended

None taken

I just wanted to clarify why I was focusing on Brazilians. Does anyone know if a full passenger list has been released?

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Originally posted by ~Orchid~:
Yes, that is tragic but I am sure it would have been equally tragic had there been people who had not passed any big exams on the plane

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Originally posted by Penny Gabrielwise:

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Originally posted by ~Orchid~:
Yes, that is tragic but I am sure it would have been equally tragic had there been people who had not passed any big exams on the plane

Of course. We don't have an awful lot of people here who have passed 'big exams'.

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Originally posted by Penny Gabrielwise:
Not quite sure what's going on here but I'd rather just not bother contributing any more to the thread than end up in a row over which deaths in a tragic accident are more important.

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Originally posted by Mazzystar:
Its just human nature to notice and comment on the people closer to home

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Originally posted by Deegs:
Sorry, Gel.....and everyone

Thread was getting a little iffy It just seemed right at the time.

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Originally posted by kattymieoww:
Poor people,and their families.