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··Vintage Omega AficionadoAs a lifelong Los Angeles Lakers fan (since 1979) this is just devastating news. I find myself trying to remember all the games I saw him play in person when I lived in the east coast.
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...Most helicopter crashes are pilot error...
It's a terrible tragedy, for all of the families involved. However, in my mind, there is an indelible stain on his name and I have a hard time listening to all the accolades. It's pretty difficult to separate the rest of Kobe's life from the events of 2003, and maybe it's because I live in Colorado and we lived with that story for a long time. So when I see everyone talking about what a great person he was, and dedicating games and award shows to him, those events come to the forefront of my mind.
As a lifelong Los Angeles Lakers fan (since 1979) this is just devastating news. I find myself trying to remember all the games I saw him play in person when I lived in the east coast.
Is that so?
I was with friends when the news broke and we all agreed that we hear about helicopter crashes too much, at least in the last few years.
Seems like there have been a few lately involving tourism and what not.
So is that to say that there are too many inexperienced helicopter pilots around?
I actually had a cousin that was killed in a helicopter crash a little over 5 years ago.
By no fault of the aircraft, but rather air traffic control...