rhys 0 #26 May 24, 2005 QuotePost: No matter how many times you say it, it's still bullshit. oh yeah you got me thinking with thas intellegent paragraph! you seppo's(americans) crack me up you have your heads so far up your own asses that you fail to see or admit to your own faults. you really think these extremist terrorists do the crazy things they do for sport or because they are crazy. the 'american dream' is NOT everybodys dream if you yanks would just fuck off out of everyone elses shit then you wouldn't be attacked. period. you seppo's say "freedom isn't free" . bulshit, it is free you just make it cost more than most can afford."When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will see peace." - 'Jimi' Hendrix Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites SpeedRacer 1 #27 May 24, 2005 Thanks for your brilliant analysis of the world situation. It is all clear to me now. Wow, I feel so enlightened. Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites skydyvr 0 #28 May 24, 2005 QuoteThanks for your brilliant analysis of the world situation. It is all clear to me now. Wow, I feel so enlightened. LOL, funny reply to a bunch of gibberish . . . . . =(_8^(1) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites rhys 0 #29 May 24, 2005 QuoteThanks for your brilliant analysis of the world situation. It is all clear to me now. Wow, I feel so enlightened. Speed Racer i said nothing about the world situation at all. i was discussing terrorists and thier reasons(weather right or wrong) for potentially attacking the u.s.a. i like to debate. stupid one line comments with no substance really do not prove anything. my comments(bar the previous post) are my open minded thoughts relating to the topic at hand. if you disagree, saying what i said is a load of crap proves nothing. an educated counterclaim is usually what gains respect."When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will see peace." - 'Jimi' Hendrix Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites wmw999 2,589 #30 May 24, 2005 I'll admit that each country has its own learning curve, and that things that come as a surprise to country A (e.g. the WTC attacks for the US) are business-as-usual in many others (e.g. Israel/Palestine). I'll admit that the US tends to have a very US-centric view of the world (heck, many countries do -- taken a look recently?). However, what you posted isn't debate; the only substantive point in there is the one that terrorists don't do what they do out of insanity but instead because they don't have the same goals as Americans. Well, duh. Would that be a considered counterattack to your sharply-worded point? BTW -- what's the etymology of seppo? And what does calling names give you? The power would only be in your eyes (just as the power is in the eyes of people who say "raghead" "kiwi" or anything else as a pejorative). Wendy W.There is nothing more dangerous than breaking a basic safety rule and getting away with it. It removes fear of the consequences and builds false confidence. (tbrown) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites mcrocker 0 #31 May 24, 2005 Rebuild them, one floor higher with a memorial on the top floor for all those that died in the attack. I would never work in NYC (or any major city) but if I were I wouldn't have a problem working in the new buildings. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites SpeedRacer 1 #32 May 24, 2005 copied from the website www.seppos.com: Quote What's a "Seppo"? "Seppo" is Australian rhyming slang for "American". It works like this: -- American, goes to... -- Yankee, goes to... -- Yank, goes to... -- Septic Tank, goes to... -- Seppo It is a word that can be used as a teasing term of endearment. It is more often used to single out the subject -- whether as a group or as an individual -- for ridicule and shame. Obviously, it is a badge I wear with pride and honor. Why Yank did not lead to some other rhyme deriving from shank, bank, flank, stank, lank, wank (ok, maybe not that), spank or dank... I am unsure. Why the coiner of this term chose to couple "Tank" with "Septic" rather than Fish, Sherman, Petrol or McNamara is an equal mystery. Perhaps it's something to do with Australia not having sewerage until the mid-seventies and of the stink of human waste just out the back row constantly on one’s mind. ---- Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites eaglenrider 0 #33 May 25, 2005 Being a fire fighter I would personally like to see the towers back the way they were. Phil, considering the horrific numbers of firefighters lost on 9-11 I'm sure you want to get to the truth of what happened that day and who was behind it. Have you listened to the tapes of the firefighters transmissions or read the transcripts ? Have you researched the number 7 building collapse? (Actually it was "pulled" ) here is a link http://www.911fraud.blogspot.com/ I'd like to see the site of the WTC used as a gallows site and burial ground for those criminals who killed so many on that day . I believe the reminder to never trust the government would be the best way to honor the fallen firefighters who were betrayed on that day. Edited link http://www.911fraud.blogspot.com/ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites crwtom 0 #34 May 25, 2005 Quote Would you feel comfortable working in these new towers? Serious question remember seeing a docu on TV a couple of years ago that reported about a guy who would often tell his family and friends that he never got comfortable working in the towers after the '93 bombings ... the guy died 9/11/01. Personally, I don't think I would want to have the architectural equivalent of an extended middle finger as a tomb stone for my grave - after all, the site is still a huge cemetery. 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SpeedRacer 1 #27 May 24, 2005 Thanks for your brilliant analysis of the world situation. It is all clear to me now. Wow, I feel so enlightened. Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
skydyvr 0 #28 May 24, 2005 QuoteThanks for your brilliant analysis of the world situation. It is all clear to me now. Wow, I feel so enlightened. LOL, funny reply to a bunch of gibberish . . . . . =(_8^(1) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rhys 0 #29 May 24, 2005 QuoteThanks for your brilliant analysis of the world situation. It is all clear to me now. Wow, I feel so enlightened. Speed Racer i said nothing about the world situation at all. i was discussing terrorists and thier reasons(weather right or wrong) for potentially attacking the u.s.a. i like to debate. stupid one line comments with no substance really do not prove anything. my comments(bar the previous post) are my open minded thoughts relating to the topic at hand. if you disagree, saying what i said is a load of crap proves nothing. an educated counterclaim is usually what gains respect."When the power of love overcomes the love of power, then the world will see peace." - 'Jimi' Hendrix Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites wmw999 2,589 #30 May 24, 2005 I'll admit that each country has its own learning curve, and that things that come as a surprise to country A (e.g. the WTC attacks for the US) are business-as-usual in many others (e.g. Israel/Palestine). I'll admit that the US tends to have a very US-centric view of the world (heck, many countries do -- taken a look recently?). However, what you posted isn't debate; the only substantive point in there is the one that terrorists don't do what they do out of insanity but instead because they don't have the same goals as Americans. Well, duh. Would that be a considered counterattack to your sharply-worded point? BTW -- what's the etymology of seppo? And what does calling names give you? The power would only be in your eyes (just as the power is in the eyes of people who say "raghead" "kiwi" or anything else as a pejorative). Wendy W.There is nothing more dangerous than breaking a basic safety rule and getting away with it. It removes fear of the consequences and builds false confidence. (tbrown) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites mcrocker 0 #31 May 24, 2005 Rebuild them, one floor higher with a memorial on the top floor for all those that died in the attack. I would never work in NYC (or any major city) but if I were I wouldn't have a problem working in the new buildings. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites SpeedRacer 1 #32 May 24, 2005 copied from the website www.seppos.com: Quote What's a "Seppo"? "Seppo" is Australian rhyming slang for "American". It works like this: -- American, goes to... -- Yankee, goes to... -- Yank, goes to... -- Septic Tank, goes to... -- Seppo It is a word that can be used as a teasing term of endearment. It is more often used to single out the subject -- whether as a group or as an individual -- for ridicule and shame. Obviously, it is a badge I wear with pride and honor. Why Yank did not lead to some other rhyme deriving from shank, bank, flank, stank, lank, wank (ok, maybe not that), spank or dank... I am unsure. Why the coiner of this term chose to couple "Tank" with "Septic" rather than Fish, Sherman, Petrol or McNamara is an equal mystery. Perhaps it's something to do with Australia not having sewerage until the mid-seventies and of the stink of human waste just out the back row constantly on one’s mind. ---- Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites eaglenrider 0 #33 May 25, 2005 Being a fire fighter I would personally like to see the towers back the way they were. Phil, considering the horrific numbers of firefighters lost on 9-11 I'm sure you want to get to the truth of what happened that day and who was behind it. Have you listened to the tapes of the firefighters transmissions or read the transcripts ? Have you researched the number 7 building collapse? (Actually it was "pulled" ) here is a link http://www.911fraud.blogspot.com/ I'd like to see the site of the WTC used as a gallows site and burial ground for those criminals who killed so many on that day . I believe the reminder to never trust the government would be the best way to honor the fallen firefighters who were betrayed on that day. Edited link http://www.911fraud.blogspot.com/ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites crwtom 0 #34 May 25, 2005 Quote Would you feel comfortable working in these new towers? Serious question remember seeing a docu on TV a couple of years ago that reported about a guy who would often tell his family and friends that he never got comfortable working in the towers after the '93 bombings ... the guy died 9/11/01. Personally, I don't think I would want to have the architectural equivalent of an extended middle finger as a tomb stone for my grave - after all, the site is still a huge cemetery. 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wmw999 2,589 #30 May 24, 2005 I'll admit that each country has its own learning curve, and that things that come as a surprise to country A (e.g. the WTC attacks for the US) are business-as-usual in many others (e.g. Israel/Palestine). I'll admit that the US tends to have a very US-centric view of the world (heck, many countries do -- taken a look recently?). However, what you posted isn't debate; the only substantive point in there is the one that terrorists don't do what they do out of insanity but instead because they don't have the same goals as Americans. Well, duh. Would that be a considered counterattack to your sharply-worded point? BTW -- what's the etymology of seppo? And what does calling names give you? The power would only be in your eyes (just as the power is in the eyes of people who say "raghead" "kiwi" or anything else as a pejorative). Wendy W.There is nothing more dangerous than breaking a basic safety rule and getting away with it. It removes fear of the consequences and builds false confidence. (tbrown) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mcrocker 0 #31 May 24, 2005 Rebuild them, one floor higher with a memorial on the top floor for all those that died in the attack. I would never work in NYC (or any major city) but if I were I wouldn't have a problem working in the new buildings. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SpeedRacer 1 #32 May 24, 2005 copied from the website www.seppos.com: Quote What's a "Seppo"? "Seppo" is Australian rhyming slang for "American". It works like this: -- American, goes to... -- Yankee, goes to... -- Yank, goes to... -- Septic Tank, goes to... -- Seppo It is a word that can be used as a teasing term of endearment. It is more often used to single out the subject -- whether as a group or as an individual -- for ridicule and shame. Obviously, it is a badge I wear with pride and honor. Why Yank did not lead to some other rhyme deriving from shank, bank, flank, stank, lank, wank (ok, maybe not that), spank or dank... I am unsure. Why the coiner of this term chose to couple "Tank" with "Septic" rather than Fish, Sherman, Petrol or McNamara is an equal mystery. Perhaps it's something to do with Australia not having sewerage until the mid-seventies and of the stink of human waste just out the back row constantly on one’s mind. ---- Speed Racer -------------------------------------------------- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
eaglenrider 0 #33 May 25, 2005 Being a fire fighter I would personally like to see the towers back the way they were. Phil, considering the horrific numbers of firefighters lost on 9-11 I'm sure you want to get to the truth of what happened that day and who was behind it. Have you listened to the tapes of the firefighters transmissions or read the transcripts ? Have you researched the number 7 building collapse? (Actually it was "pulled" ) here is a link http://www.911fraud.blogspot.com/ I'd like to see the site of the WTC used as a gallows site and burial ground for those criminals who killed so many on that day . I believe the reminder to never trust the government would be the best way to honor the fallen firefighters who were betrayed on that day. Edited link http://www.911fraud.blogspot.com/ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
crwtom 0 #34 May 25, 2005 Quote Would you feel comfortable working in these new towers? Serious question remember seeing a docu on TV a couple of years ago that reported about a guy who would often tell his family and friends that he never got comfortable working in the towers after the '93 bombings ... the guy died 9/11/01. Personally, I don't think I would want to have the architectural equivalent of an extended middle finger as a tomb stone for my grave - after all, the site is still a huge cemetery. T ******************************************************************* Fear causes hesitation, and hesitation will cause your worst fears to come true Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
