Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane suspiciously avoided 9/11

Seth MacFarlane, creator of the popular American animated sitcom "Family Guy," narrowly avoided becoming the 93rd fatality of Flight 11 on September 11, 2001. The plane, supposedly hijacked by Muslim extremists, crashed into the North Tower at 8:46 am, killing everyone on board. MacFarlane, a notoriously and self-admitted heavy drinker, arrived late to the airport due to a "late night of drinking" and was supposedly "hung-over" from the previous evening’s festivities. The Airline turned him away, as the plane was boarding when he arrived.

As we all know, it is impossible for such coincidences to have occurred on 9/11. Just as Larry Silvestein had avoided death by having his wife schedule a doctor's appointment on the morning of 9/11, Seth MacFarlane just so happened to get drunk the night of 9/10. Yeah-freaking-right. It is obvious that Mr. MacFarlane was somehow involved, or received some kind of forewarning. Because of these inconsistencies, we can easily conclude that Seth is a shill. He is most likely Jewish, a Zionist, or belongs to Mossad. At the very least, he is a member of the NWO. I mean, he works in Hollywood after all

Also, MacFarlane doesn't even seem shaken by the incident anymore:

The only reason it hasn't really affected me as it maybe could have is I didn't really know that I was in any danger until after it was over, so I never had that panic moment. After the fact it was sobering but people have a lot of close calls; you're crossing the street and you almost get hit by a car....this one just happened to be related to something massive. I really can't let it affect me because I'm a comedy writer. I have to put that in the back of my head.

I have never seen anything so obvious.

What do you guys think?


EDIT: People seem to be posting without reading the entire thread, so I suppose I will go ahead and point out that this is SARCASTIC. It is meant to prove a point about the reality of coincidences. Please read the entire thread before posting.

reply to post by Judge_Holden


I think he got drunk and had a hangover.

And, BTW:

MacFarlane's mother, Ann Perry (née Sager), was born in Newburyport, Massachusetts. His father, Ronald Milton MacFarlane, was also born in Newburyport, and is of Scottish, English and Welsh ancestry, partly by way of Canada

Source

Not quite the standard Hebrew pedigree.

Dude likes to party. It just worked out in his favor this one time.



~Heff

reply to post by Judge_Holden


Of course, in your own sarcastic way you are completely right. Any large event involving tens of thousnads of people is going to have its share of "coincidences". It is in the eye, and the heart, of the beholder on whether or not they choose to impart some nefarious meaning to the coincidence.

You know what "they" are going to say of course, that Seth's near miss is irrelevant but Larry's is suspicious because he profited tens and hundreds and millions of billions of dollars from the event.

Originally posted by Judge_Holden
As we all know, it is impossible for such coincidences to have occurred on 9/11.

Who's "we"? Speak for yourself. Coincidences happen all the time.

So.....Peter from the family guy caused 9/11?

oh..no..its soo obvious!

DAMN YOU STEWIE!

reply to post by Judge_Holden


The trouble is that Family Guy wasn't popular at all in 2001 it had a cult following but that exact same year Fox cancelled it and it wasn't bought back till 04

I doubt the creator of a cancelled cartoon gets the kind of specialist treatment that would save you from terrorists

I believe he was tipped off. He's one of their own. Filth, riches, and more filth.

Originally posted by starless and bible black
I believe he was tipped off. He's one of their own. Filth, riches, and more filth.

Why would he be tipped off?! Read davespanners response.

(giggity)

I really hope Seth McFarlane sues you for defamation, libel and slander and damages.Snip,
he got drunk and missed a flight.







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reply to post by cluckerspud


Or alternatively he was lucky enough to get drunk, who says alcohol doesnt save lives

Originally posted by TedHodgson
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Or alternatively he was lucky enough to get drunk, who says alcohol doesnt save lives

touche pussycat.

This thread almost smells like bait to me.

If I may imagine the OP's thought process at the time (probably after a few too many as well):

"Let's see how many people I can get to believe this nonsense. This site is full of loonies anyway. The 9/11 forum is the home to most of them....lets see lets see....oh thats right I remember reading about that guy with the tv show, that nobody wathed at the time narrowly missing the tragedy that Tueday morning.....
If I post this I bet I will get 100's of people believing it, and maybe they will take Family Guy off the air. Do it!"

Maybe its Eric Cartman, I mean he did try to get Family Guy pulled once on that other animated show, maybe he had something to do with this too!

Here's a related coincidence involving celebrity actor James Woods, who is kind of a recurring character in Family Guy... The school in the show is even called James Woods Highschool.

James Woods on Fox News a short while after the 911 attacks recounts his story of seeing up to 4 of the 9/11 hijackers, including Atta, looking like they are about to hijack the plane.

These are the episodes he's in...

en.wikipedia.org...

four episodes of Family Guy entitled "Peter's Got Woods", "Back to the Woods", "Brian Griffin's House of Payne", and "And Then There Were Fewer". Woods also appeared in the Family Guy episode "Something, Something, Something, Dark Side", but not as himself. Other references in Family Guy include the local high school, James Woods High School, and a forest briefly mentioned in "The Fat Guy Strangler" named James Woods.

One bit from the episode "Back to the Woods"

Stewie helps forge a fake ID card for Peter, which he uses to convince the general public that he is James Woods.
Live on The Late Show with David Letterman Peter makes several inconsiderate remarks that discredits Woods' reputation, such as mentioning that he is starring in a comedy based on 9/11 called September 11, Two-Thousand FUN!, which he claims focuses on a window washer who sees the plane coming toward him while he wipes the window of the Twin Towers and exclaims, "Aw, c'mon!" (He also claims that the plane will be voiced by comedian David Spade, although the real Woods says he would never work with Spade). His remarks outrage the American public and a riot is shown on the news destroying Woods' estate. Woods

Originally posted by youdidntseeme
"Let's see how many people I can get to believe this nonsense.

The only defense I can give the OP is that : I did hear Seth on Howard Stern this year discuss the story. Not much to expand on. He got drunk and missed a flight. He is quite thankful but considered it a coincidence and not some divine intervention.

Originally posted by Hahaha
I really hope Seth McFarlane sues you for defamation, libel and slander and damages. What a stupid, ignorant, boneheaded thing to say. Suspicious my ass, he got drunk and missed a flight.

Great post. And I mean that.

This thread was made in response to Cassius666's thread titled Is there any truth in this post? I encourage you to read that thread and post the same comment to him that you made to me.

The point I wanted to convey is that coincidences happen. National tragedies are not excluded from such coincidences. In fact, hooper said it best:

Any large event involving tens of thousands of people is going to have its share of "coincidences". It is in the eye, and the heart, of the beholder on whether or not they choose to impart some nefarious meaning to the coincidence.

People got lucky on 9/11. In fact, I would bet that there were hundreds more who escaped the clutches of death by accident, not unlike Larry Silverstein or Seth MacFarlane. Because such a coincidence occurred, does it give us the right to throw out inappropriate and unfair labels, such as an individual somehow being involved with a conspiracy, or automatically a member of Mossad or the NWO? Better yet, does it give someone the right to condemn that individual for their religious affiliation?

My answer would be a resounding no, and I say that right.

Come on bro. The dude got drunk the night before, had a hangover, and arrived at the airport late. I got drunk and went to work late and got sent home the next day due to my own irresponsibility of coming in work late. If there was a bad accident at work that day i didn't go, does that make me and my company involved because i was not there? I know this is a conspiracy site but dammit man. Why does every little thing need to be a conspiracy?

reply to post by SKinLaB


Thanks for the response. You are absolutely right in your assessment.

Please review my most recent post in this thread. It kind of explains what I was actually doing by making this thread.

Seth kept up his routine of drinking and being late, on 911 as well.

Larry broke his routine of meeting with his tenents each morning atop the wtc on 911.
His son ran late on 911 and avoided dead.
His daughter happened to run late on that same day indipendently.
Many of his colleagues left early on that day.

See the difference?

Can't say he's a part of it, but think of how rich he is. He could easily buy some inside info if he pleased, and I'd bet he knows the people who'd know. lucky bastard