Originally posted by Whisper
It makes me think of the recent bombing attempts in the UK. If the failed 21/7 bombers had just waited three more days, we'd all be calling them the 24/7 bombers. This would imply that they blow things up all day every day and, despite their actual lack of success, make them at least sound like they were good at bombing.
You think that much very often? 😑
Plus, wasn't it 7/7?
Edit; I must have missed the 21/7 events... 😮
Originally posted by WhisperHahaha, that's hilarious.
It makes me think of the recent bombing attempts in the UK. If the failed 21/7 bombers had just waited three more days, we'd all be calling them the 24/7 bombers. This would imply that they blow things up all day every day and, despite their actual lack of success, make them at least sound like they were good at bombing.
Originally posted by JLred
All day I was saying it's been 6 years get the f*ck over it....
Always easy to say when it wasn't there loved ones involved.
Originally posted by JLred
I don't ever recall a remembrance day for WW1 or WW2....
Those wars were fought over 60 years ago, slick. As far as I know, the incident on 9/11 isn't considered a war. It's considered the worst terrorist attack on American soil since Waco.
Btw, Memorial day ftw.
Originally posted by Secretus
Always easy to say when it wasn't there loved one involved.Those wars were fought over 60 years ago, slick. As far as I know, the incident on 9/11 isn't considered a war. It's considered the worst terrorist attack on American soil since Waco.
Btw, Memorial day ftw.
yeah it is...
meh...i'd rather have a thing for them then listen to some teacher bullshit about something stupid, where she was, who she knew there,,,and all that crap...
Originally posted by lord xyz
I will never forget the US starting those bullshit wars, that is so worse.Also, this is the second Teusday, 11th September of this millenium. 9/11 was the first.
No offense, but this thread is about remembering the people who lost their lives that day, not for you to b*tch about the Iraq war.
Originally posted by JLred
yeah it is...meh...i'd rather have a thing for them then listen to some teacher bullshit about something stupid, where she was, who she knew there,,,and all that crap...
Originally posted by TRH
God Bless the victims,let they be remembered for what they did while they were alive
yeah...
Originally posted by Secretus
Always easy to say( get over it ) when it wasn't there loved ones involved.Those wars were fought over 60 years ago, slick. As far as I know, the incident on 9/11 isn't considered a war. It's considered the worst terrorist attack on American soil since Waco.
Btw, Memorial day ftw.
Best damn post in this thread other than the first post.
Originally posted by Captain REX
Never forget the Arizona! December 7th, 1941, the attack on Pearl Harbor. And you think we don't have remembrance days...9/11 was a tragic day for our country. Everyone'll move on eventually and we'll be reading about in history books soon. I wore an "I [heart] New York" shirt today.
We should also remember the lives lost at the Pentagon and also the brave souls on flight 93 that gave there lives to save many others.
I love all this; "Let's pray it doesn't happen again.". Many people probably prayed for safety on September 10th, 2001.
I found it to be horribly tragic, one of the few events that actually upset me. Not for the same reasons as most, I wasn't initially upset, but when they showed people jumping out of buildings holding hands, it struck a chord.
That said, it annoys me that people say "It's easy to say move on when you don't have loved ones involved.".
How many here actually had loved ones involved? Granted, some want their loved ones to be remembered, but if you think for one second there are no direct victims that honestly never want to think of it again, much less have a worldwide day dedicated to it, you're silly.
-AC
Originally posted by ADarksideJediAlso bless the terrorists that did that?
God bless everyone on this day.I remember coming back from my job and seeing it on tv that morning(I was a nanny at that time)and my mom telling me what was going on.
It was reallly sad and scary.It did not do anything to me until a week after when I spend the day crying.jm