Welly wrote: 
See, this is why America needs a border patrol... well, there`s that and Phin.

 cookinlover wrote: 

You would so be busted in the spy program.  It's called a half-sack up here, not a six-pack.

 Welly wrote: 
That and a 6 pack of Labatt`s. 

 Zep wrote: 
Hope the rescue team brought a whole bunch of new underwear with `em.

 kysmet wrote: 

Eco-terrorism. It's all we can afford, eh?

Zep wrote:
Above photo from Greg Lam's Flickr account

more shots at link

 Beaker wrote: 
I shake my finger in Canada's direction.  eh.

 AliGator wrote: 

Looks like Twitter and TwitPic are having issues. 

Before the ferry boat arrives. Un-freakin-believeable...

As someone on Twitter said, "OK, Twitter is awesome. I'll finally admit it."

Meower

OMG they must be FREEZING

 kysmet wrote: 
Lots of activity on Twitter, too.

I can imagine a lot of iPhone photos will be popping up.....there are already a bunch on Flickr.

I can't believe how many people squeezed onto the wings.

 pdhski wrote: 

  Kinda like the cruise ships that have the inboard swimming pools.

Hey isn't it great when something like this turns  out OK and you can joke about it instead of getting bummed out?  

BillJ wrote:
I was going to make a caption about Bloomberg's tough smoking restrictions in NYC... 

 pdhski wrote: 

A New Jersey State Police source told CNN the pilot radioed to air traffic controllers that he had experienced a bird strike — when a bird or flock of birds is sucked into the jet engine — and declared an emergency.

The pilot tried to return to the airport when the plane fell into the Hudson, the Times reported. The Times said it was below 20 degrees in New York at the time the plane went down. (water was 41 degrees) 

A couple of minutes after takeoff, "we just heard a loud bang," Panero said.

"The plane shook a bit and ... you could smell smoke and fire and immediately the plane started turning," Panero said. "All of a sudden, the captain came on and said, 'Brace for landing,' and that's when we knew we were going down."