you learn more here by accident than else will by design. Here's Joe Souther

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The Pioneer Press in Twin Cities dot com in for the mayor on this Friday

afternoon. You may have heard because it's the media capital of the world in

New York. They are getting pounded by the old nor Easter. Yeah, which I believe

is a weather phenomenon, something along the lines of a storm blows out to the sea.

The sea pushes it back in and it twists around and round and round and it just hammers.

These coasts hurricane type winds rain and whatnot. Lights are canceled everywhere.

Yeah, but there's one that actually wasn't canceled and it's it's a little it's a doozy.

A according to Time magazine a plane flying into Washington, Dallas International Airport

was rock so severely by winter storm Riley that nearly every person on the flight

threw up. According to the National Weather Service Aviation Weather Center, one pilot

reported that the nor Easter currently pummeling the East Coast resulted in sickening turbulence

for passengers in route to DC Friday morning.

It quote from the pilots very bumpy on descent pretty much everyone on the plane

threw up pilots were on the verge of throwing up as well. The report said now I've been

through some turbulent flights before never really close to the point of vomiting.

I'd be curious to know not that it really matters, but I'm just kind of sick like this.

I just would be curious how many people threw up because of the turbulence and how many

didn't even throw up because everybody else was throwing that's probably more like it.

And I hope the investigators asked that question because it needs to be answered.

Did the turbulence cause your vomit or did the odor and the wretching of your fellow

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