9/11 We won’t forget!

[Capt.Bones]

 

[SoFL Husker]

Never quit, Never surrender.

Who the hell are we fighting now? That cheese-eating billionaire from North Korea? Putin? A bunch of cave dwelling Afganistans?

Life is good.

Peace and prosperity. GBR

 

[Capt.Bones]

 

[SoFL Husker]

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Helluva post

 

[red scowl]

My only comment is peace is peace and what you should wish for at all times. War is you destroy your enemy and their people, their infrastructure, their allies and their culture. We declare war far too often without the will for the declaration. God Bless America, and my brothers and people that have fallen.

 

[jeans15]

NEVER

 

[Cloud@Heart]

 

[Solana Beach Husker]

The best gift to a fireman is no more fire.

The best gift to a soldier is no more war.

 

[Sinomatic]

Can't forget. I watched a Navy base go on lockdown faster than Io_a's hopes of not sucking.

 

[HuskerHusaria]

 

[Hoosker Du]

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Maybe it's me, but listening to a lead singer scream what was a beautiful song before said singer got his crummy hands on it, is not much of a tribute at all. More like a complete f'ing farce.

 

[Pennsyhusker]

Maybe it's me, but listening to a lead singer scream what was a beautiful song before said singer got his crummy hands on it, is not much of a tribute at all. More like a complete f'ing farce.

I agree. Should have just used Simon and Garfunkel's version. I liked the video though. Excellent and moving pictures. I remember that day so clearly.

Lost a student and a dear, dear friend that day. Both worked for Cantor Fitzgerald. I stood next to a TV in the University Center's lobby hugging the sister of the student who died as she cried, not knowing at the moment if her brother was dead or not. All they ever found of him was his foot.

Sad day. Never forget indeed

 

[Hoosker Du]

I agree. Should have just used Simon and Garfunkel's version. I liked the video though. Excellent and moving pictures. I remember that day so clearly.

Lost a student and a dear, dear friend that day. Both worked for Cantor Fitzgerald. I stood next to a TV in the University Center's lobby hugging the sister of the student who died as she cried, not knowing at the moment if her brother was dead or not. All they ever found of him was his foot.

Sad day. Never forget indeed

Oh my.. Very sorry to hear. That brings it home how much watching it unfold on TV somewhat sanitized the tragedy if you didn't know anyone that passed away that day.

I only know of a person from my home town that was at The World Trade Center that day training people on a different floor. It messed him up quite a bit, because he witnessed the people jumping.

 

[footnfan1]