As a result, I think he may have had a screw come loose....



Still a great ambassador to our passion, none the less.

Not very enlightening re his crash.
He seemed kind of out of it, hope he was putting everyone on.

Kinda sad actually, he seems only about 75% mentally active. Not that I've met the guy but I have seen him on other pre-crash interviews. If that is related to the crash or not I could not say.

Hard to get past the silly costume too.

It's fairly well known that Mr. Ford is an avid pot smoker, he was probably just stoned. Seems like a good plan for appearing on a show like that.

I think he's as sharp as ever, but a talk show doesn't exactly reveal a person's acuity when they're sitting in front a studio audience making fake banter. He's a film actor, not an on-air personality, and admittedly suffers a little social anxiety, something I'm sure none of us has. I think his claim of anesthetic-induced retrograde amnesia is pretty brilliant actually.

These things happen. I don't remember my last crash. I remember not having any rudder control. I didn't remember hitting the ground.

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contactflying wrote:These things happen. I don't remember my last crash. I remember not having any rudder control. I didn't remember hitting the ground.

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Yep, been there, done that.....recall the very first touchdown, then standing outside the plane. And, no benefit of propofol or other mind altering drugs.

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Any head injury or concussion can cause amnesia.