Moment of silence 9/11 PCM?
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Settle for both?
Very good, Upstate. See the difference everyone?
moreluck
golden ticket member
If a woman says it, the 1st one is ineffective and the second one works !!
cachsux
Wah
Depends what she's wearing for the first one.
cachsux
Wah
The ability to win part of an argument and still sound smarmy?
Yes, thank Sister Mary Elizabeth.
And that's why you never "quit while your behind" and always learn to shoot from the rough.
menotyou
bella amicizia
I, usually, shoot from the hip. Sometimes, it works. Sometimes, not. I am learning not to care too much about when it doesn't work. Especially, if its someone who has no regard for my feelings.
If they don't care about mine, why should I care about theirs?
(Probably, because I am one of those idiots that cares to much about people)
cachsux
Wah
And eventually you open your mouth once to often and the blonde chick trys to kill you with your 9 iron.
I'll make a good looking corpse. It's the small victories in life...and death.
dilligaf
IN VINO VERITAS
Thank you.
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
We had a two minute moment of silence. After the moment passed the boss said those two minutes would be docked from our pay and to get out of the building ASAP.
packageguy
Well-Known Member
We had a moment of silence, lasted about 3 minutes,
ajblakejr
Age quod agis
June, That is tragically the most tender words to describe 9/11. Bless You. AJ
BrownArmy
Well-Known Member
Nothing at our center.
We had a demo (drawn with chalk on the concrete floor between package cars) about yard control.
I teared up when I heard the reading of names at NYC on the radio, especially from a woman who lost her fiancee in the attacks.
Just, still, really fricking sad.
And for what, nothing.
We had a demo (drawn with chalk on the concrete floor between package cars) about yard control.
I teared up when I heard the reading of names at NYC on the radio, especially from a woman who lost her fiancee in the attacks.
Just, still, really fricking sad.
And for what, nothing.
I heard that lady, "my fiancee, a fireman" I too choked up, also on the news this morning a man who stayed to hunt through the rubble for his son, and found him 3 months later, I dont remember what reporter was interviewing him....I was too busy bawling my eyes out for this father. What would that be like to find your SON, 3 months later!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, My God. He said he couldnt leave even after that, he stayed on to help other parents find their children, and loved ones, but losing a child, the absolute worst.
nothing at our center, but the same old bs, safety this and that.
