So are they now what we're 'snapping into' when we 'snap into a Slim Jim?"
Too bad they're not...
Sirhr
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Too bad they're not...
Sirhr
Yup - my favorite "We're the smartest people in the room" moments from another elected "Genius"
An oldie but a goodie!
And Yes - he is still a Congressman from Georgia.... go figure.
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Not if I'm on the fucking gang of eleven retards.
I want to see him make it to the eviscerator....don't hit the fucking E-Stop! Keep rolling!
Get something with three on the tree. Safe from anyone born after 1980.
I was living in Montana, my sister was an air traffic controller at the time. She called about 6:30am mountain time and all she said was, "Turn on your TV, I have to go". She was grounding everything in the air and clearing air space for the flight of fighters that were going to shoot down the plane in PA. Two of my good friends who are FBI ERT worked the PA crash site.
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Thanks for that video.
Dangit. Made me cry. Every year.
Will share with my team tomorrow after our memorial stair climb.
Thanks for that video.
Dangit. Made me cry. Every year.
Will share with my team tomorrow after our memorial stair climb.
The issue will be with the civil suit that the family will file against the individual and everyone connected with him. I’m sure the guy was a great human being and although he was “troubled” he was working hard to turn his life around...you know the story
Better question is who is this post malone guy
I was on an early morning train to New York. I thankfully got off in Philadelphia to have a quick chat with my boss. After seeing the 2nd plane crash into the building, I got on the first train going south. It made it as far as Wilmington and then they put a stop on all train travel. I sat in Wilmington until I could get my wife to come to Wilmington to pick me up.
If not for the grace of God, I would have been stuck in NYC for who knows how long.
If not for the grace of God, I would have been stuck in NYC for who knows how long.
Don't forget...he was thinking about enrolling in community college.
I was in Houston but my wife was in the second tower heading down to street level for an appt across the street...
Found the philly shooting story
www.foxnews.com
video.foxnews.com
Philadelphia store employee shoots, kills armed robbery suspect, police say
An armed man who allegedly tried to rob a mobile phone store in Philadelphia on Monday was shot and killed by an employee in a dramatic moment captured on video.
www.foxnews.com
Police: MetroPCS employee shoots, kills would-be robber in Southwest Philly | Fox News Video
Raw video: Dramatic surveillance video from inside the MetroPCS shows a man armed with a gun entering the phone store.
video.foxnews.com
No charges were filed, clerk is good to go. The store had been previously robbed and is only a few blocks away from the police station on a very busy street. The problem may be more with his employer and the policy for him being armed at work if he wasn't the store owner.
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That clerk should put a skull/crossbone sticker on the front door glass for all to see... Kinda like a Red Baron sticker for thugs to consider prior to their soon-to-be dead ass.
I was in Maryland and in second grade on 9/11. Didn't realize until much later that I could recall the day. I remember being let out of school early and the news being on at home. And I remember that the tv and the radio were both playing the same news feed. It was only very recently that I heard the same news feed and could piece together my memories. If they explained it to me at the time, I don't remember it. I don't really remember the point at which I became aware of the war on terror. To me, it's basically like it has always been that way, which is frankly quite tragic.
View from our room @ Cortina d’ Ampezzo....
Fantastic views, the Points Burner hit another home run ?
Somehow never saw this picture before today... FDNY firefighter Tim Duffy riding to join his team after the first tower collapsed. In turnout coat on his Harley.
When everyone else was running away...
He survived. Retired. Now organizes a 911 ride.
18 years later and we still don’t know all the heroes...
Sirhr
Its officially 9/11 here in Australia. I remember the day like it was yesterday. My dad ran up to my room and said 'Nate quick, you NEED to see this, its important'. My dad is a Pom, and never speaks like that, so I knew something was up. I sat in front of the TV and dad said 'The world just changed'. My sincere condolences to any and all affected by tragedy. Most Australians stand with our American friends.
ive said this before on here and i say it every 9/11 to everyone who speaks about it (i lived and still live in NY)
i only wish that every bullet we fire and bomb we drop
lands on a pregnant mother in that whole shit hole of a region
thats no BS either
i only wish that every bullet we fire and bomb we drop
lands on a pregnant mother in that whole shit hole of a region
thats no BS either
We don't watch much TV at home, but we recently stayed at a hotel for a few nights when traveling. I found a cable channel that plays all the old Looney Tunes cartoons. My boys, 5 & 7, absolutely loved them. My wife wasn't thrilled, but I grew up on them and turned out alright.
You mean the "Nuffin" tribe:
Kids: Dindu, Dincee, Dinheer, Dunno, and Wonsay.
Mom: Raisin
Dad: Aintworth
The world changed before 9/11, that was the day we found out and yeah, the new normal kind of sucks.
I’m still plotting MotherTucker301’s demise.
I am hoping to inflict a hangover on him and also take advantage of his pond and targets in the next year or two.
Westin LAX getting ready to teach a course. Wife called just as I got out of the shower and told me to turn on the television. She was in Omaha. The flight home three days later was a very strange experience.
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