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Jay (ND)

09-11-2005 03:52:18

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Mark - IN.

09-11-2005 17:43:22

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Never Ever in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

Not in my lifetime. Enough said.

Mark

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stevie

09-11-2005 16:06:13

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

I wont forget it! I took that day off to go to the Nebraska farm show in Grand Island NE, then later before spring of 02 the BANKER put me out of farming SELL OR LOSE! it changed the price every where! so what happen on 9/11 is my loss too.

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Jay (ND)

09-11-2005 16:16:31

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to stevie, 09-11-2005 16:06:13

Everyones - at least we're alive.

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Island A

09-11-2005 10:31:25

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

Sept. 11, 2001 I was on a day off from my job as a locomotive engineer.

I could not believe what I was seeing on TV.
I had been inactive with my volunteer fire department for 2 years. I went to the firehouse and watched the events on TV with other volunteers, young and old.

I can't remember another time when I saw a grown man cry.

I requested to be placed on active status.

We will not forget. We have not forgotten Pearl either. Just like Pearl Harbor has become ingrained in our history so will 9-11.

I write this from my seat at the watchdesk at the greatest job in the world.

DCFD Enigine Co. 16. First due to the White House.

God Bless America!
Dave

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petetx

09-11-2005 13:06:31

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Island A, 09-11-2005 10:31:25

picture says it all like a picture of some marines back in the fortys
I agree with Mike only thing is today is my 18 yr. old grandsons birthday today he says they ruined his birthday for ever
FORGET H%%%%

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Bill (Wis)

09-11-2005 10:21:58

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

I had two good friends there that day. FDNY Firefighter Paul Tegtmeier was lost without a trace leaving a widow and two small children. The other was flying a helicopter directy underneath the first plane when it hit. He landed at Teterboro Airport and, even though accustomed to combat flying (47 Air Medals), it took him until about 5PM to compose himself sufficiently to drive home.

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10-20

09-11-2005 06:04:55

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

What happen on september 11 2001 was one of the worst things i have ever seen in my life,and hope and pray it's the last time that we get a black eye from the people that hate us so much. I do wish the familys of that day will be filled with joy knowing that there loved one are in a better place now. Never going to forget in INDIANA.
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dr.sportster

09-11-2005 06:01:55

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

What about Pearl Harbor.Most people dont remember Dec 7 1941,but buy jap cars.Twenty years from now people will be driving cars made by Ben laden or some Saudi firm.The hijacker were Saudis and yet no war was declared on them.I dont think anyone will ever forget exactly where they were when the planes hit the towers.That you never forget.

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Mike Van

09-11-2005 09:17:48

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to dr.sportster, 09-11-2005 06:01:55

dr, no toyotas in my drive either - At least Pearl Harbour was against a military target [I lost an uncle there] not against civilians at work. What I find worse about the Japanese is the Batan death march, the REAL story of the bridge on the river Kwai, the rape of Nanking,on & on. Too bad the A bomb wasn't ready for Okinawa, would have saved thousands of Americans. A man lives just up the road from me, lost his young son on 9/11, just out of college, landed a good job with Cantor Fitzgerald. I don't know how he deals with such a senseless loss.

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Paul in Mich

09-11-2005 17:57:46

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Mike Van , 09-11-2005 09:17:48

I had an Uncle, (Dad"s brother) who was at Pearl, actually Wheeler field, when the Hawaiian Islanes were bombed. While he survived, he tells only of having to identify and help bury many of his comrades. another Uncle, (Mother"s brother) was on Bataan, and earned a Gold star on the War memorial. I can"t even begin to imagine the hell he experienced before he died. I also had an uncle on Guam and a cousin on Iwo Jima. I"m sure they also experienced hell on earth. Unfortunately the earth"s ills were not entirely eradicated, even with a couple of A bombs, so 60 years later our magnificent heros are continually calle upon to do freedom"s work. 9/11/2001 as well as 12/7/1941 must never be forgotten, otherwise our heros, fallen or otherwise have all died in vain, and we deserve not another sacrifice.

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Joe in MN

09-11-2005 07:38:13

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to dr.sportster, 09-11-2005 06:01:55

YOU GOT THAT RIGHT.....PEOPLE FORGET IN TIME TO COME, THAT SIMPLY IS WHAT WE CALL AN EVIL WORLD, AND MORE TO COME FOR SURE..... JUST WAIT AND SEE

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Paul in Mich

09-11-2005 05:52:05

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

NEVER, and God help those who do.

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Redmud

09-11-2005 05:38:30

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

Every time I see thousands and thousands of a$$es pointing toward Meca on the news, I pray for a bomb up each one.

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RegularRog

09-11-2005 07:51:27

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Redmud, 09-11-2005 05:38:30

A few strategically placed daisy cutters at the
height of mecca would solve a lot of the worlds
problems.

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Midwest redneck

09-11-2005 04:48:11

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

When I think of 9-11 I think that there should be pictures of mid-east terrorists stacked up like cordwood, all dead of course. I think that the war on terrorism is way too politially correct. If I was prez Bush I would have said, "NOW HERE THIS-- ALL TERRORISTS ARE TO BE EXTERIMATED, COURTESY OF THE USA ARMED FORCES. ALL WEAPONS ARE TO BE USED INCLUDING NUKES" If you mess with the best you will die like the rest.

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cannonball

09-11-2005 10:11:24

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Midwest redneck, 09-11-2005 04:48:11

just remember that paul harvey said that the 911 report said that we had the largest terrorist operation right here is the good old usa..one of the pilots was from this operation, we need to clean up the usa then worry about the other countries...may god bless all

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Bret4207

09-11-2005 04:22:25

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Jay (ND), 09-11-2005 03:52:18

My partner and I were sent down to NYC about 1:00PM that day, along with around 500 other NYS Troopers. What I saw over the next few weeks amazed me. I'll never forget, and I'll never forgive, and I'll never understand those who say we should "let it go".

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jfp

09-11-2005 04:35:07

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Bret4207, 09-11-2005 04:22:25

I will never forget .

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RustyFarmall

09-11-2005 05:28:03

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to jfp, 09-11-2005 04:35:07

I will never forget!

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Harley

09-11-2005 06:23:58

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to RustyFarmall, 09-11-2005 05:28:03

I would like to let it go. The button on the bomb I mean. The whole eastern world, it is exploden, violence flarin, bullets loadin,..... oh but I digress. That whole area of sand over there would make a right good glass parking lot wouldn't it? Yep I'm with you unpolitically correct guys. Ifn you wear your laundry on your head, you go back to where you came from. We got enough "wearin my shorts down around my knees" over here that are ours, let alone the rest of the world's debriss. I was out on a load, driving a mixer truck that day. I remember. My dad remembers where he was at when the little slant-eyed buggers visited Pearl Harbor too, and through association, I really like them too. Harley

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RegularRog

09-11-2005 07:47:54

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to Harley, 09-11-2005 06:23:58

I will never forget or forgive either. I was driving a beer delivery truck that day in Jeffersonville,In across the river from Louisville. I will never forget the planes circling to land on the Presidents orders. It
was the most sickening and horrific feeling I
have ever had. I hope there is never a reason to
feel that way again.

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krazy-ken

09-11-2005 08:39:08

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Re: Never forget 9-11-01 in reply to RegularRog, 09-11-2005 07:47:54

I wont forget.Iam with the rest of you drive one up there a*#$% ken

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