hang on, you're saying he should have killed the guy for attacking him? you're a fucking idiot.

why would a gun have helped? so he could have casually withdrawn his pistol whilst the man was beating him, then have that taken from him and possibly getting shot for his troubles?

if your arguement is that the people in the carriage could have had guns, odds are that at least one did, just not ...

Yes, this may be true. Please direct me to all of the threads mocking the bombings in London of 7 July 2005.

i have a picture of one of the buses captioned 'visit britain, it's a blast' if that counts


So, anyone here poking fun at some aspect of 9/11, how many of you have witnessed a real ...

So please, everyone, exploit a loss from your own region, before you start picking on the loss in NYC.

Nobody here is laughing at, nor exploiting, 'your loss'. They are laughing at those who have previously exploited it by using it as the centrepiece of an annual faux-patriotism festival.

we ...

pimpdave wrote:And let's see you mock your own loss first.

no one's mocking anything you daft cunt

marx needs a f*cking good hiding, the whiny cunt

So then please, create some threads about a terrorist attack you witnessed, in your country.

Plus, if you really want to know how people remember 9/11, the ones who were directly affected by it, anyway, it's to not even talk about it.

Usually we just get drunk together, maybe tell stories about ...

you have a 4 minute silence? how tragic

Well, it took me 5 seconds to find this on the Glascow Airport attack.

Newsflash...

The two men arrested in connection with the Glasgow terror attack have been named as:

Singed Majeep
Maheed Sonfayer


I don't want to argue anymore, I feel like I'm offending you and that's just not what this is ...

where are you getting all this from? no one was laughing at the victims.

Optimus Prime wrote:Back on topic folks. Sooner than later.

see

Dancing Mustard wrote: Does anybody have anything insightful or moving to say? Anyone want to reminisce about their experiences of life in New York on (or shortly after) that fateful day?

i believe that this discussion is on topic

who's making jokes?

the only thing worth remembering about 9/11 is remembering the loss of someone you knew if they were involved in it. as an event in history, it's not that significant

PLAYER57832 wrote:I was at home, watching several small kids. I kept the radio on, was grateful that these kids (all under 2) really were still too young to understand, hugged them .. and prayed, as I believe a large segmant of the world did.

what'd you pray for? i'm not about to go to work on you, i'm just curious

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yeah but other people's suffering doesn't count, only his

i enjoy plenty of 'i come from troubled times, i have seen terrible things, how harsh times in my life have been, aren't i brave for struggling on through even though the sky threatens to engulf me' already, i can live without another emotion leaping on board and stealing it's thunder.

if you take the words 'you weren't there' and rearrange the letters in similair cunning style, you get 'i'm so much more informed and experience than all you peasants put together'

just something else to mull over

if you take the word september, and rearrange the letters to form 'remetbeps', then substitute the 't' for an 'm' and the 'sp' for an 'r' you get 'remember'.

someone surely planned that one quite carefully!