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No.

Not today. Not ever.

The images from that day will forever be seared in my memory, especially those who chose to jump to their death rather than be incinerated. I can't imagine ever being faced with such a choice.

Never forget, never forgive.

Truman wrote:No.

Not today. Not ever.

Why do you hate freedom?

343 Never forgotten....9/11 Never Forgiven

Box 8087 - Church Street and Vesey Street - The World Trade Center

RIP all to who died ...citizens...and NYPD...and FDNY

Continue to hunt down and kill all the bastards who dare do this to American soil and people..then..now or in the future..

Happy Anniversary!

Well you don't have to look very hard to find loads of holocaust jokes on the net.
Are you just going to sit there and let Neo-Nazis be funnier than everyone else?

KC Scott wrote:...of course it makes sense that a douche who found humor in the senseless death of Van's wife would think 9-11 merits a ha-ha

This was Van's 9/11 Moment...

Martyred wrote:

Van wrote:...with the cassette engaged and the stereo turned on.

Yeah...uh-huh.



Van wasn't married then...and he isn't married now. It's an elaborate fantasy world he's created for himself to shield from the likely truth that he's:

A) An 700 lbs. shut-in
B) Deformed/crippled
C) Suffered a mental illness as a youth, most likely a "social anxiety disorder", probably between adolescence and high school graduation. That would explain his awkward presence among this board's women, past and present, his childlike view of morality and his seemingly stunted "adult experience".
Check it out for yourself. Search for any of his posts for any real life, grown up instances, such as "Some asshole keyed my car"..."My job sucks"..."I'm worried about retirement"...They don't exist.
No...what you get is the fawning of a teenage boy over guitars, motorcycles, popular events, fear of growing up in a harsh, adult world...rage against "loose women and low standards"...

But like the fanciful Mitty, he can spin a yarn about a beguiling first wife,
Angelina (was People magazine laying spread out at your shrink's office at some point, Van) taken so tragically from him, leaving only a bitter-sweet reminder of her love for him and the music they shared.
Oh, and his current wife is dying, too. Wow, some guys get all the worst breaks...
Van the "Merry Widow"...pray for him.
Someone call Aaron Spelling...I think we have a hit on our hands.

So, to fight back the tears, he come on strong in a really creepy, gameless advance to the ladies on this board...Yuhhh-huh...
Yeah Van, a real cocksman you are...


My money's on "C", but I'll throw in a pinch of "B" to hedge my bets.


You know I'm right.

Good call, Marty. I think you're spot on.

Toddowen wrote:

War Wagon wrote:The images from that day will forever be seared in my memory, especially those who chose to jump to their death rather than be incinerated. I can't imagine ever being faced with such a choice.

Never forget, never forgive.

I wonder what some of our resident atheist would be thinking just before that last step?

That they'd rather go splat on the pavement than be burnt to a crisp....and that their bodies are going to rot 6 feet under the turf, just like a Christians. Personally, I might consider converting to Islam at that juncture....just in case those guys are right about the 72 virgin thing.

KC Scott wrote:

Mace wrote:Good call, Marty. I think you're spot on.

Hmm... Why?

Van was always a solid dude here - Never saw any drama from him that I can remember.

Sure didn't seem the type to invent a "My wife died in a car wreck feel sorry for me" story.

I think dude was legit and Martytard is a douche

Van was an arrogant obsessive compulsive and delusional dipshit who attempted to strike up romances on message boards (probably for the reasons listed by Marty). I don't think anyone here can confirm that he has ever been married, let alone that he is a widower and now married to someone else who is dying. I suspect that Van is a 40 year old virgin who spent his day playing his guitar and masturbating after every online conversation with Annie/Katy/LV/you name the female. He's not gone because Wags divulged the story about his alleged wife...he's gone because USC is going to suck for the next few years and he won't have any shit to run in the college football forum. THAT'S what kind of guy he is, imo.

As for Marty, I find his posts to be far more entertaining than anything Van ever submitted here. That's just my opinion.

Jsc810 wrote:Jesusfuckingchrist.

Van lost his first wife. His current wife is seriously ill.

Running wife smack at him is completely fucking stupid and classless. And to use message board lingo, when you do shit like that, you're setting yourself up for some nasty karma to come back at you.

Yeah, I know it is a smack board. So here's some smack: to anyone who was going off about Van's wife -----> fuck you.

And you know this to be true? I don't think anyone was going off on Van's wife/wives, jsc, and were only questioning the truth of Van's stories.

War Wagon wrote:The images from that day will forever be seared in my memory, especially those who chose to jump to their death rather than be incinerated. I can't imagine ever being faced with such a choice.

Never forget, never forgive.

Never forgive who?

The seething neocons who orchestrated the Air Force stand down/controlled demolition/mossad agents dancing in the streets/ New Pearl Harbor? The guys who insist with a straight face that Hani Hanjour, the supposed pilot of flight 77, could somehow execute the most skilled flying maneuvers without having passed the simplest level of training on a crop duster?

Those guys? I agree, they should be tried and hanged. And of course we must never forget--or accept the ludicrous affront to reason and facts as posited in the 9/11 Commission Report.

Five young men set up video cameras aimed at the Twin Towers prior to the attack then where witnessed on top of a white van celebrating afterward before later being arrested and identified as Israeli citizens -- some later found to be Israeli spies -- with one saying upon being arrested: "We are Israeli. We are not your problem. Your problems are our problems. The Palestinians are the problem." They were found with large amounts of cash, a box cutter, multiple foreign passports, maps linking them to the blasts, a bomb-sniffing dogs reacted as if detecting explosives in their van, and when the FBI seized and developed their photos, one showed the driver flicking a cigarette lighter in front of the smoldering ruins in an apparently celebratory gesture.

WAKEY WAKE!!

I believe every word I read here...really.

No surprise that fraud Barry would use 9/11 as a time to lecture Americans on tolerance.

Americans are very tolerant people.

Go around the world and visit any predominantly muslim nation and report back to us on how tolerant of other beliefs they are, you ignorant fucking asshole.

How dare you people suggest that Van would invent this tragedy simply to troll the board? Shame on all of you.

Sincerely,
Longtimelistener2

poptart wrote:No surprise that fraud Barry would use 9/11 as a time to lecture Americans on tolerance.

Americans are very tolerant people.

Go around the world and visit any predominantly muslim nation and report back to us on how tolerant of other beliefs they are, you ignorant fucking asshole.

You have mental problems.

In a thread about 9/11, Van comes up?

I'm sorry I ran fragile Van who I really like, but fuck that.

C'mon you boring fuckstains, dare to open your eyes...

The Sept. 11 Parallel "Nobody Noticed"
"We know the ratings for Fox's short-lived X-Files spinoff The Lone Gunmen were bad, but this is ridiculous. Six months before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks — March 4, 2001, to be exact — Gunmen premiered with an episode featuring a terrorist plot to fly a commercial airliner into the World Trade Center. The climactic sequence actually shows the plane heading into one of the Twin Towers, but at the last minute, it's pulled upward and just misses the building.
Shockingly, this horrifying bit of foreshadowing was never widely reported until Thursday, when industry newsletter The Myers Report broke the story. How is it that virtually no one remembered this post 9/11? "I know! That's what I've been wondering," marvels Frank Spotnitz, who along with Vince Gilligan and John Shiban wrote the episode. "I thought, 'Nobody noticed!' I guess so few people saw the show. But it's strange too because that was the pilot and the ratings were actually quite good for [that episode], and yet, we didn't hear anything."
Myers Report columnist Ed Martin — who was tipped off about the horrific parallel by a friend — wrote that "this seems to be collective amnesia of the highest order. The final act of the Gunmen pilot, which seemingly made no impact last year, now contains some of the most deeply disturbing images ever created for an entertainment program."
"I woke up on September 11 and saw it on TV and the first thing I thought of was The Lone Gunmen," recalls Spotnitz. "But then in the weeks and months that followed, almost no one noticed the connection.
"What's disturbing about it to me is, you think as a fiction writer that if you can imagine this scenario, then the people in power in the government who are there to imagine disaster scenarios can imagine it, too."
Unlike the actual attacks, there was no suicide hijacker in the Gunmen climax; the terrorists attempted to remotely steer the plane into the skyscraper. "Now, ironically, one of the things [the government is] talking about to prevent [another 9/11] is the ability of terrorists to remotely pilot planes," Spotnitz says, "which was another element of our story. It's weird." - TV Guide (06/21/02)

poptart wrote:No surprise that fraud Barry would use 9/11 as a time to lecture Americans on tolerance.

Americans are very tolerant people.

Go around the world and visit any predominantly muslim nation and report back to us on how tolerant of other beliefs they are, you ignorant fucking asshole.

It doesn't matter if Muslim nations are "tolerant" or not, unless you are living there. We have a Bill of Rights and Constitution that protect our religious freedoms but, yet, we have those who would target the religion of Islam due to the acts of some of their members, and an idiot pastor in Florida who is obviously not tolerant of their religion and, like some here on this board, is stupid enough to think that it's okay to attack the religion rather than focusing on the real enemy...Al Quaida/Taliban/terrorist groups who are Muslim.

Actually, 'tart, Americans have a long history of not being tolerant of anything different than that to which we are accustomed. The Irish, Chinese, Italians, Mexicans, and African-Americans were/are treated as second class citizens because they are "different" in appearance, language, or religion, so don't discount Obama's speech so quickly.

Our lack of tolerance is what precipitated these words during a presidential campaign....."I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute.....where religious liberty is so indivisible that an act against one church is treated as an act against all."

John F. Kennedy
September 12, 1960

Yeah, there were folks who feared having a Catholic being elected to the nation's highest office, just as there were far too many fearing an African-American being elected. Obama's speech was spot on and something that needed to be said, now more than ever. Religious freedom is for everyone, not just Christians, and those of you who wish to live in fear of a different religion can either hide under your beds sucking your thumbs, or accept the fact that the face of America is changing and that we will survive the changes....just as we have since 1776.

Rack Mace. Well said.

Toddowen wrote:So we get some religeous wack jobs who advocate the overthrow of our country, and we have to just sit by and smile serenely and say "Oh...we are sooo tolerant."

We must just sit by and watch as the country deteriorates, right?

Do you really think they are trying to overthrow of the country? Is that what you really think? You need a bigger hat, toddowen, 'cause that tin foil is so tight that it's shutting off the blood flow to your head.

Toddowen wrote:Did I say we were talking about muslims?

No, you didn't identify which religious whackjobs you were talking about. The religious whackjobs on the right who think that their fairy tale is more believable than the Muslim fairy tale would like to take over the country, and they've tried, but are, and will continue to be, held in check by the common sense of the vast majority of Americans. A lot of folks have jumped on the bandwagon the douchebag pastor in Florida who was kicked out of his church in Germany for stealing church funds, but they seem to be nothing more than a vocal minority who like to mug for the camera.

Mace wrote:Do you really think they are trying to overthrow of the country?

They'd love to. You've got your head stuck pretty firmly up your ass if you think otherwise.

mvscal wrote:

Mace wrote:Do you really think they are trying to overthrow of the country?

They'd love to. You've got your head stuck pretty firmly up your ass if you think otherwise.

They might "like to", you ignorant fucking tard, but they can't, and they know it. It's a non-issue.

KC Scott wrote:In leiu of taking us over they settle for a campaign of terror designed to acheive their political objectives

What exactly are "their political objectives" to be achieved through terrorism? How are they doing so far?

This hasn't helped them achieve jack shit - but they're not going to quit trying

Exactly. And, yes, they'll keep trying, but failing.....just like the dumbfucks who keep trying to sneak an inside fastball past Albert Pujols.

KC Scott wrote: This hasn't helped them achieve jack shit -

Sure it has.

You're back on your heels, spending yourselves into the poor house and tearing each other apart back home.

BODE AQ

Mace wrote:they can't, and they know it.

Do they? Then why do they keep attacking us if they know they can't win? Maybe you should go explain that to them. That would be a big help.

mvscal wrote:

Mace wrote:they can't, and they know it.

Do they? Then why do they keep attacking us if they know they can't win? Maybe you should go explain that to them. That would be a big help.

No need. They're like you failing to understand a football rule when the facts are laid out and fully explained. They're too stupid to realize they can't win.

Mace wrote:Obama's speech was spot on and something that needed to be said, now more than ever.

His speech sucked.

Aside from being blatantly ignorant and hypocritical, the anniversary of 9/11 was no time to lecture Americans on tolerance.

What a total crock of fucking shit.


Eat shit, Barry.

poptart wrote:

Mace wrote:Obama's speech was spot on and something that needed to be said, now more than ever.

His speech sucked.

Aside from being blatantly ignorant and hypocritical, the anniversary of 9/11 was no time to lecture Americans on tolerance.

What a total crock of fucking shit.


Eat shit, Barry.

Actually, there could not have been a more perfect time to speak of tolerance. An idiot pastor preaching hate of another religion and more idiots protesting the proposed building of a Mosque in NYC would seem like a good time to remind Americans to be tolerant and keep things in perspective, imo. Moronic Christers trying to stir up shit might get people to believe that Islam really is the religion of peace as opposed to Christianity.

Mace wrote: Actually, there could not have been a more perfect time to speak of tolerance. An idiot pastor preaching hate of another religion and more idiots protesting the proposed building of a Mosque in NYC would seem like a good time to remind Americans to be tolerant and keep things in perspective, imo.

Tolerance, of which you would appear to have none while you slam "idiots" and "moronic" Christians for having an opinion you don't share.

Perspective, as if you've somehow forgotten what happened on 9/11. I don't share that perspective.

War Wagon wrote:

Mace wrote: Actually, there could not have been a more perfect time to speak of tolerance. An idiot pastor preaching hate of another religion and more idiots protesting the proposed building of a Mosque in NYC would seem like a good time to remind Americans to be tolerant and keep things in perspective, imo.

Tolerance, of which you would appear to have none while you slam "idiots" and "moronic" Christians for having an opinion you don't share.

Perspective, as if you've somehow forgotten what happened on 9/11. I don't share that perspective.

Oh, I tolerate their views, Wags, and their right to express those views, no matter how stupid they may be. Kinda like reading one of your posts. What I don't tolerate is the hatred and prejudice of those who would deny religious freedom to all. I've forgotten what happened on 9/11? Go fuck yourself.

Mace wrote:Actually, there could not have been a more perfect time to speak of tolerance.

Somebody has really done a number on your skull.

The anniversary of 9/11 is a time to remember the fallen American innocents and to honor the very brave people who lived through, and assisted in, that day of horror.

It certainly isn't the time for the fucking president to lecture Americans on tolerance.


You're straight up warped, dude.

poptart wrote:

Mace wrote:Actually, there could not have been a more perfect time to speak of tolerance.

Somebody has really done a number on your skull.

The anniversary of 9/11 is a time to remember the fallen American innocents and to honor the very brave people who lived through, and assisted in, that day of horror.

It certainly isn't the time for the fucking president to lecture Americans on tolerance.


You're straight up warped, dude.

I'm warped??

Mace wrote:What I don't tolerate is the hatred and prejudice of those who would deny religious freedom to all.

When someone disagrees with you, you are often the most hateful and prejudiced person around.

Well, I disagree with you. I'm sure I can expect harsh invective in return. You can't debate any issue w/o going the cunt and twatlips route.

War Wagon wrote:

Mace wrote:What I don't tolerate is the hatred and prejudice of those who would deny religious freedom to all.

When someone disagrees with you, you are often the most hateful and prejudiced person around.

But have I ever voiced an opinion in favor of denying religious freedom to any group?

Well, I disagree with you. I'm sure I can expect harsh invective in return. You can't debate any issue w/o going the cunt and twatlips route.

Sure I can. How about this? I don't give a fuck what you think. There, how's that?

Mace wrote: What I don't tolerate is the hatred and prejudice of those who would deny religious freedom to all.

Yet you lumber around with Muslims balls deep in your ass. Good call, dude. Way to kick your own ass.

mvscal wrote:

Mace wrote: What I don't tolerate is the hatred and prejudice of those who would deny religious freedom to all.

Yet you lumber around with Muslims balls deep in your ass. Good call, dude. Way to kick your own ass.

Mention hatred and prejudice in a post and, like clockwork, here comes mvscal. That's a real shocker. :roll:

Mace wrote: they'll keep trying, but failing.....

They will only fail as long as we continue to fight them. So I hope you can see how your strategy of dropping to your knees and distending your esophagus with as much Muslim cock as you can swallow is not much of a winner.