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Crash at Johnson Creek

Anyone have information in the PA-28 that ran off the runway at Johnson Creek and into the trees. Guess he didn't hit any planes when he lost it. I've always been concerned about that happing when parked along the runway at the back country Idaho strips.
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Looks to be sitting in OregonMaule's spot now...

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Better do a head count on moderators before making a comment.
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Nosedragger wrote:Better do a head count on moderators before making a comment.

ouch
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skywagon guy wrote:Anyone have information in the PA-28 that ran off the runway at Johnson Creek and into the trees. Guess he didn't hit any planes when he lost it. I've always been concerned about that happing when parked along the runway at the back country Idaho strips.
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When?
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Good thing the generator wasn't there...hate to see equipment damaged. #-o
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Nosedragger wrote:Better do a head count on moderators before making a comment.


Low blow
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Nosedragger wrote:Better do a head count on moderators before making a comment.


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Now that is some funny shat! I love that movie..
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=D> that is hilarious. Nice one
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Nosedragger wrote:Better do a head count on moderators before making a comment.


I debated whether to respond to this, as it's usually best to not feed the trolls, but it's obviously a simmering sentiment around here. In case anyone is wondering about whether it's kosher to discuss accidents, especially in light of this summer's events, here are my thoughts:

We've had the Accident Analysis forum since day 1 of BCP. It's a good thing to discuss mistakes made by other pilots so that we can learn and avoid making those same mistakes ourselves. This is how it's always been in aviation, and a major part of hangar flying.

However, most of these accidents that we discuss are already reported by some news agency, and we work with the details that have already been shared with the world. The FAA has been on the scene, and talked with the pilot (if he/she is still kicking) and any witnesses. There's not a whole lot that our discussion will affect.

The distinction comes in the event that one of our own, someone who has interactions and personal friendships with members here, has a mishap, the comments we make and the speculation we think is otherwise innocuous, can weigh into an investigation. We know the FAA surfs BCP, as well as people who would contact the FAA to volunteer incriminating information on your behalf. It's happened before, as sickening as it is. Digging for details, sharing those details as if we have first-hand insight into that pilot's behavior patterns... that's just not respectful and is against the spirit of the camaraderie I like the believe we have here.

It's not unlike talking behind someone's back with your mutual friends. The respectful thing to do is to let them start that conversation, should they choose to do so. The Internet can be anonymous, but in this particular community, it is not. We know each other, and if not, we will probably meet soon.

So, troll all you like. I doubt you've thought about this as much as I have.
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Welcome back Zane. Even if it is just sporadic. Been kind of interesting around here of late.
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welcome back Zane, you are wise beyond your years. :roll:
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Nosedragger wrote:Better do a head count on moderators before making a comment.


I debated whether to respond to this, as it's usually best to not feed the trolls,
So, troll all you like. I doubt you've thought about this as much as I have.


No offense intended, really. I made a snarky comment that I thought was funny, but obviously wasn't to some, and tried to make the best of it with a funny apology message. End of story, sorry again.
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Nosedragger wrote:No offense intended, really. I made a snarky comment that I thought was funny, but obviously wasn't to some, and tried to make the best of it with a funny apology message. End of story, sorry again.


If you'd said it in person, I prob would have laughed with you. :)
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Well put Zane! Welcome back!
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OregonMaule wrote:welcome back Zane, you are wise beyond your years. :roll:



Man , what a brown noser.....
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Man , what a brown noser.....


Oops! Here we go again! :lol: :roll: #-o [-X

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Littlecub wrote:
Man , what a brown noser.....


Oops! Here we go again! :lol: :roll: #-o [-X

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What.....huh ... did I miss somethin....?!? :twisted:
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