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I am sure the pilot saw the price and wanted to stop and top it off...

It's cheaper than filling up at the airport.

That was not too long ago, either . . .

Bush should be impeached and Congress should appoint Paris Hilton as President.

#4 Are you sure? Look at those prices!

This was back in 2000.

Wow . . .

I thought it was more recent . . .

Thanks . . .

Not sure it was THAT far back. I moved into my house in May 2000 and gas prices at the local Arco were down to $.99/9 at one point in the first year that I lived here.

#9 So YOU'RE the problem, huh?

No, no, no, no... well, yes.

Hey pal "Can you fill it up an wash the windows!"

Man if gas was still that price I'd still have my pickup.

Semper Fi Bryan (Bubba)

As Southwest Flight 1455 descended toward Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport on the evening of 5 March 2000, warnings began sounding, according to transcripts released Tuesday by the National Transportation Safety Board. Captain Howard Peterson, who was flying the jet, and co-pilot J D Erwin continued to descend.

6:10:47 pm Warning: "Whoop, whoop, pull up, whoop, whoop, pull up, whoop, whoop, pull up, whoop, whoop, pull up."

6:10:53 Peterson: "That's all right."

6:10:59 Jet touches down.

6:11:15 Erwin: "Need any help?"

6:11:18 Peterson: "(Expletive), Howard. You (expletive)."

6:11:20 Sound of impacts.

6:11:28 Peterson: "My fault."

6:11:32 Peterson: "My fault."

6:11:37 Peterson (over PA): "And folks, remain seated, remain seated, we're all right."

6:11:42 Air traffic controller: "Response coming now."

6:11:46 Peterson: "Well, there goes my career."

6:11:58 Peterson: "You stupid (expletive)."

6:14:09 Peterson (to controllers): "Yeah, you better send the emergency equipment over, uh, uh, we went through the barrier."

6:14:15 Controller: "Affirmative, they should be over there already."

Source: USA Today 11 July 2001; photo credit Kevork Djansezian, Associated Press

You've never made a mistake?

This happened at Midway in Chicago didn't it?

Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena with snow???

Not snow, fire fighting foam.

Did some checking and the Chicago plane was painted more blue...