Jazz Charter Flight Engine Trouble

[cowhide]

Other team planes are so much younger and quicker... they get up in the air faster too.

Birds flying into planes is a real danger when flying and it happens more than we know. The age of the plane has little to do with the fact birds ran into it.

 

[gomretat]

Birds flying into planes is a real danger when flying and it happens more than we know. The age of the plane has little to do with the fact birds ran into it.

I had heard that the birds target planes over 30.

 

[Agent#00]

The birds were working for the NBA they don't want jazz to win the title.

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

They were likely robot birds sent by the league.

I feel confident that if they were in real danger Joe would have taken the wheel and landed that **** himself.

 

[Jazzmix]

Those birds were sent by Quin, it was meant as an ultimate team bonding experience. They won't fear anything on the court anymore.

 

[LogGrad98]

Good thing Rodney Hood is no longer on the team. He would have definitely **** his pants!

Pretty sure he did anyway, spontaneously.

 

[416Klawzz]

Yes... it isn't the fans that make racist remarks or go too far with their in arena enthusiasm... or the fact that the fans in our arena are racially homogenous... or that Utah was settle by a group of religious people that practiced polygamy at one time... It is the guys making comments on a fan specific site that make our fanbase look weird. Way to go @infection you doofus.

The Utah Jazz fanbase is considered to be the most weird in the NBA , living in many cities in the states and now in Toronto that's the most common perception. I'm a Jazz man through and through but I share this mentality when comments are awkward ,bias or completely left field in this forum. It solidifies mindsets. The jazz have come a long way and I hope things improve, we are respected by many but are dissed by the majority. Most on here are very civil, but some are just outrageous. To each their own, I'm a fan that's why I'm here, being from Toronto gives me perspective from the outward.

 

[Gameface]

The Utah Jazz fanbase is considered to be the most weird in the NBA , living in many cities in the states and now in Toronto that's the most common perception. I'm a Jazz man through and through but I share this mentality when comments are awkward ,bias or completely left field in this forum. It solidifies mindsets. The jazz have come a long way and I hope things improve, we are respected by many but are dissed by the majority. Most on here are very civil, but some are just outrageous. To each their own, I'm a fan that's why I'm here, being from Toronto gives me perspective from the outward.

I think you're taking things seriously that are being said in good fun.

This was something very stressful for the people on the plane, I'm sure. The reality is that they were never in any significant danger. I think it's okay for us to make jokes. No one, other than a bird or two, died.

 

[416Klawzz]

I think you're taking things seriously that are being said in good fun.

This was something very stressful for the people on the plane, I'm sure. The reality is that they were never in any significant danger. I think it's okay for us to make jokes. No one, other than a bird or two, died.

Thank you for putting things into perspective

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

The Utah Jazz fanbase is considered to be the most weird in the NBA , living in many cities in the states and now in Toronto that's the most common perception. I'm a Jazz man through and through but I share this mentality when comments are awkward ,bias or completely left field in this forum. It solidifies mindsets. The jazz have come a long way and I hope things improve, we are respected by many but are dissed by the majority. Most on here are very civil, but some are just outrageous. To each their own, I'm a fan that's why I'm here, being from Toronto gives me perspective from the outward.

Yeah but nothing said on this forum is the reason people think our fanbase is weird. Its about history, demographic, and geography. I am out in NorCal... I would say the stigma is less about Jazz fans and more about being from Utah. A lot of guys come in here and get some jokes off for fun... its fine. I'm guessing when all the stuff was settled our own Joe Ingles was getting some jokes off too.

 

[gomretat]

Those birds were sent by Quin, it was meant as an ultimate team bonding experience. They won't fear anything on the court anymore.

In that case Quin misread Donavon's reaction.

 

[416Klawzz]

Yeah but nothing said on this forum is the reason people think our fanbase is weird. Its about history, demographic, and geography. I am out in NorCal... I would say the stigma is less about Jazz fans and more about being from Utah. A lot of guys come in here and get some jokes off for fun... its fine. I'm guessing when all the stuff was settled our own Joe Ingles was getting some jokes off too.

There is more to it though, I don't wish to remain on the topic but it's more about race and perception. That's why players don't tend to favor us as a playing destination. Hopefully Mitchell helps with that. Again I know it's due to more reasons than you have specified but don't wish to elaborate, because I don't feel it's necessary.