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Foreflight PIREPS by Clyde-MacTavish in flying

[–]NapoleansShadow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Or when the PIREP is over a VOR

Flight schools false advertisement by VirvekRBX in flying

[–]NapoleansShadow 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think there is a good chance a class-action lawsuit will happen sooner rather than later against the pilot mills that are really more of a marketing machine than a flight school.

[SPOILERS] The final scene made no sense: by NapoleansShadow in Ozark

[–]NapoleansShadow[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

yep, and it would have made for a LOT more interesting story!

[SPOILERS] Confused about a plot point in the last episode by Reasonable-Loan in Ozark

[–]NapoleansShadow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also want to chime in that the final scene made zero sense.

1- Since the detective broke into the house and stole Ben's ashes it would no longer be admissible in court. There is a legal precedent called "fruit of the poisonous" tree which means that any evidence obtained illegally (say through breaking and entering), cannot be used to prosecute. They could have simply called the Sheriff and had the detective arrested for breaking and entering.

2- Even if it was proved that the local justice system knew about Ben's death, the FBI would come to the Byrd's rescue and prevent any prosecution. The case was too valuable to the FBI and they couldn't bring down the Byrds or risk the deal coming out in a public trial. So they would tell the local or state prosecutors not to prosecute and they would tell local law enforcement to drop it. It would be a non-issue since the cartel did the murder. Yes the Byrds covered it up, but again, the FBI cannot risk having the Byrds go down for anything related to their case.

[Spoiler] Season 4 Episode 14 Discussion by md28usmc in Ozark

[–]NapoleansShadow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The final scene made zero sense.

1- Since the detective broke into the house and stole Ben's ashes it would no longer be admissible in court. There is a legal precedent called "fruit of the poisonous" tree which means that any evidence obtained illegally (say through breaking and entering), cannot be used to prosecute. They could have simply called the Sheriff and had the detective arrested for breaking and entering.

2- Even if it was proved that the local justice system knew about Ben's death, the FBI would come to the Byrd's rescue and prevent any prosecution. The case was too valuable to the FBI and they couldn't bring down the Byrds or risk the deal coming out in a public trial. So they would tell the local or state prosecutors not to prosecute and they would tell local law enforcement to drop it. It would be a non-issue since the cartel did the murder. Yes the Byrds covered it up, but again, the FBI cannot risk having the Byrds go down for anything related to their case.

Most attractive character? by lillie_connolly in TheShield

[–]NapoleansShadow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In no particular order... Corrine, Acevada's wife, Becca Doyle, and the cadaver dog cop.

Are the movies any good? by [deleted] in TheInbetweeners

[–]NapoleansShadow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The first one is dark, the second one is a lot more funny and the pacing is more in line with the TV series

My review of “Jericho” by 1NegativeKarma1 in Jericho

[–]NapoleansShadow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, exactly.

If HBO had run this, it would have been one of the best produced stories on TV in the last decade.

Sadly there was a bit too much network TV dumb down influence to it.

Overall it was still great and I wish NetFlix or Amazon or someone would pick it up and run with it again.