Spare a Thought

[Avatar261]

The 11th of September was truly a tragic day.

I am still stunned and shocked at the events that have occured and still cnnot quite believe what has happened.

It makes it even more real for me as one of the businesses monitor aircraft engines for numerous airline companies. I had to watch today as i work colleague deleted the actual AA plane from the database. I was nearly sick.

SO all of you please take a moment and share a prayer for the people who were lost in this tragic event and the families who have lost loved ones.

[SquireMuldoon]

I share your sentiments... but this thread should really be in the general chat room, and not i9.

[LordPhil]

I was told by my friend who lives in US, that him and his buiness were going to the WTC that day, but the meeting they were attending was posponed. LUCKILY He feels really bad about it all....

[Dwarf_Pr0n]

I bet that guy that missed his flight (one of the planes involved) was glad he was late but felt guilty after as well.
Ahhh well, can't dwell on the past.
Now it's time to start worrying about the chain reaction thats gonna happen... World War 3? Maybe... Maybe Not.
Depends if Bush gets his way or not.

[Mouce]

what the americans are doing is not right!!! its revenge...

[D2M]

still talking bout this?

ooh, its sunny outside!

[Avatar261]

What the Americans are doing is completely and utterly correct and Britain is right to give them our full backing.

[Ruth]

When you are all signed-up for amry duties, can i be someones war-time lover? You could be father to the new generation of war-love child.

[Dwarf_Pr0n]

Originally posted by Avatar261
What the Americans are doing is completely and utterly correct and Britain is right to give them our full backing.

Too right.
Send in the SAS. They will have Bin Laden out of hiding and be back in time for tea.
Ahhhhhh the SAS, a reason to be proud to be English :o) (Oh and the other countries around England :p: )