They're on a tropical island playing beach volleyball and drinking from coconuts.

It becomes a promo for a new lost series

That they all should be found alive and well as they are reading the callous remarks to this Forum question.

If so, they shld be more appalled at the Malaysian and Chinese authorities ineptness at handling this whole situation.....

Is it callous to imagine a happier outcome until things are actually explained? I don't believe so. No one knows for sure what's going on, and I don't believe anyone is denying the possibility that there was a fatal crash, which is no laughing matter, but why make that the only hope?

You have questioned my answer ; I will now answer your question. No. It is not insensitive to imagine a happy ending, especially an ending that includes life. ( Now I have to word myself carefully ) An imagined outcome will certainly not include a vacation setting of fun and games. I don't want to sound *** -for- tat . I just doubt that anyone would verbal their remarks in person to stressed family members in an effort to comfort.

*** equals "t" "i" "t" I don't know why they blocked a three-letter word.

@Riverdale: I definitely would not say that to distressed family members of the what-could-be victims.


I don't want to appear insensitive,but the forum question did ask the craziest outcome one could come up with. Thanks for your reply.

@sweeterthejuic3: You're welcome.

...the americans, they did it to get their war ships in the area..kinda like, " no worries russia, were just lookin for a plane"?