Reply #39: Unfortunately, Nebula....

[SDuderstadt]

you must not have read everything McIntyre said (I suspect you were duped by a clipped quote from one of the "truth") websites. Man, talk about irony. Here's more of what he said on-air:

"PHILLIPS: And so once you were able to do that, did you make your way over to that area, or were they cordoning it off so you couldn't get through?

MCINTYRE: No, I did. You were able to get pretty close for a while. Eventually, they cleared out the scene.

As I said, I had a camera with me. I took pictures of some of the wreckage, some of the parts of the fuselage, a part of the cockpit, until they told us we had to move back away from the scene.

I saw thousands of shards of metal, of pieces of the plane all over the driveway. I didn't pick up any of them or touch any of them, but I saw them everywhere. And again, took some pictures of them."

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0605/16/lol.04.html


So, he says he not only saw recognizable parts of the plane, he took pictures of them. Looks like you just got blown out of the water again. If I were you, I'd think about staying out of the water until you learn how to swim. Or, at least not drown so fast.