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Closer pics & footage:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-31125052

It was an ATR72 and was carrying 58 passangers.

The Associated Press is reporting that the death toll from the accident has risen to 25, with 18 people still unaccounted for.

Well shit... :/

And sorry, I yet did not find any information whether the crew survived or not....

I didn't know the death count was so high. Awful.

Death toll now at 31.

This is like the 4th incident involving an Asian passenger plane in almost a year WTF?!

Bad luck I guess

Or maybe their economic policy of cost-cutting for rentability (which include the "how to be a good pilot" kind of studies) come back to bite them.

To be fair, one of those incidents was an accident of war...

Pop into the off topic thread and the current subject is war, this can only go well...

Well... To quote the opening of Metal Gear Solid 4 : "War has changed... your opinion of this topic"

You're a true soldier Pirez...

Is it just me, or is this ad legitimately backwards?



Of course taste is subjective, but surely enough people must agree with this ad for there to even be an ad about it? I've searched it up, people are so often trying to go from that vibrant 'brass' colour to this duller, greyer ash colour. I think the brassy colour is far more stunning than that so-called 'classy' colour. In what universe is the latter more ideal? Like wtf, even the left picture I'd call far classier than the right one, it looks majestic, and the hair colour is lively and gorgeous. The right one, especially with that horrible choice of lipstick looks like a cheap, slutty selfie with dirty, unwashed hair.

Unless the term 'classy' has garnered a new meaning.

What a strange ad... I mean, that's literally the opposite of what most colour-related hair care tries to do. It's normally all about enhancing the colour, especially since coloured hair tends to lose vibrancy. There is the issue of some coloured hair going an odd shade, but that picture doen't demonstrate it. Well, if that's what someone wants, all the more power to them!
(Can't say I appreciate you denigrating my selfies though, I'm a damn sight hotter than most of y'all )

My hair is brown and I'm proud.

Jewish Candy wrote:I'm a damn sight hotter than most of y'all

Then shall you be my Candy for Valentine's Day?



I swear I was just scared of turning this shit up. Looks like graphic cards made som pup.
Goodbye for a while, good ol' friend. Anyways its got before a lot of BSOD that would made my sister say "that is a bug".

Jewish Candy wrote:(Can't say I appreciate you denigrating my selfies though, I'm a damn sight hotter than most of y'all )

I'm not a girl, it doesn't count.

I talked with my parents about dying my hair once. They were like "eeeh? Boys with your style never dye their hair...".

So only emos and punks have the right to, apparently...seems the stereotype comes right from America there. Even with that, many French people think dying one's hair is not a good thing for "social appearance".

Maybe i'll try to dye a lock in the future. A red one, to look like Celldweller, in a veeeeery discrete way.

"I am, I am, I am...the lucky one!"

Adsolution wrote:Is it just me, or is this ad legitimately backwards?

That is definitely not just you.

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/life/ ... 78355.html
Hmm...

Off Topic is now Hair Topic. Byotiful.

I've always prided myself on my hair. It's an important thing t'me!