misskriss

THey ROCK....in fact, didn't i read where their new cd will be out the 25th of this month?

I am so thankful she was found. I remember how upsetting it was when she was taken from her home. It seemed that there were so many kidnappings in a short period of time. I've often wondered what happened to her, said a prayer...but sadly over time I forgot. This reminds me of all those who are still missing. Elizabeth being found brings a smile and a joy in this time when there is so much angst in the world right now.. A ray of light..

I did the same thing..

AOL will never ask for credit card numbers like that......EVER...

I appreciate that.....and I do accept your apology. Thank you...

I've been to way too many memorial services in the aviation community. It hits home hard..

didn't say it made them anymore special....i'm not going to do a search for every car accident out there and post about it. Anytime a skydiver dies there are always threads to explain what happened. In this time......the time right before war, I found it appropriate to post about. These soldiers risk their lives every day and have a greater chance of being hurt and killed than you and I simply by their line of work. If you want to discuss this further, call me..

prayers to our fallen soldiers... FORT DRUM, N.Y. (March 11) - A Black Hawk helicopter carrying 13 people crashed Tuesday in a heavily wooded area of this sprawling Army post in upstate New York, military officials said. The Army said there were two survivors but did not immediately disclose the number of dead. Maj. Gen. Franklin Hagenbeck, commander of the 10th Mountain Division, refused to take questions at a news briefing but indicated there were fatalities. ``I would like to extend my condolences to the families of our fallen comrades and I want to assure you that we will fully investigate this terrible accident and do everything in our power to take care of all the families involved in this tragedy,'' he said. Investigators and search crews were expected to remain in the field through the night, Lt. Col. Bryan Hilferty said. He said none of the casualties were reservists. The helicopter, a widely used transport aircraft, crashed just north of Wheeler-Sack Airfield, Hilferty said. He said there was no indication of problems beforehand. ``The first call I got was that it was missing. It just disappeared,'' Hilferty said. He said he believed the aircraft was on a training mission with at least one other helicopter, perhaps two. Maj. Daniel Bohr at Fort Drum said the aircraft last made radio contact shortly before 2 p.m. Rescue crew located the crash site at about 3:30 p.m. Greg Burnelle, a Jefferson County emergency management official, said the helicopter went down between the tiny towns of Antwerp and Philadelphia. He said there were ``critical injured people.'' The National Weather Service reported winds of 22 mph with gusts up to 30 mph at Wheeler-Sack field around 2 p.m. Steve Burton, a pilot with the air taxi service Adirondack Helicopters Inc. in Remsen, 60 miles south of the post, said there was nothing troubling about Tuesday's weather. ``Visibility is good,'' he said. ``There's some wind but nothing we're not used to coping with this time of year.'' Fort Drum, near the eastern shore of Lake Ontario about 70 miles northeast of Syracuse, is home to the 10th Mountain Division and has been a major staging area for reserve units taking part in the buildup toward war with Iraq. Nearly 1,000 division soldiers and reservists have left from Fort Drum in recent weeks. ``My heart goes out to their loved ones,'' said Sgt. Paul Merritt, of Easton, Pa., as he stood pumping gas at a station off the post. ``A soldier realizes they are risking their life any time they put a uniform on. We train for combat. Combat is dangerous. Training is dangerous.'' Resident Hazel Seery said she was driving home from work Tuesday afternoon and saw two Army helicopters, presumably searching for the downed craft. ``I knew something was up with all the commotion outside,'' she said. The training mission had no connection with ongoing war exercises at the base, Hilferty said. Black Hawk UH-60 helicopters are equipped with advanced avionics and electronics, such as the global positioning systems. Last month, a Black Hawk crashed during night training in the Kuwaiti desert, killing all four crew members. The Kuwaiti military said sandstorms were reported in the area at the time the chopper went down. On Jan. 30, an MH-60, an adapted version of the Black Hawk, crashed during training near Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, killing four members of an elite aviation regiment. 03/11/03 22:13 EST

***MissKriss, how do you say 'I hate these reality shows' in polish??? *** Moj polski jest okropny

what a bad girl she is

ummmmmm.........i forgot....

.....that makes me feel good......as I move upwards in my 30's(33)...hehehe it's nice to see men still appreciate women over the age of 25

well....aren't you da man..

and by the way......how cute is the mom...

LOL......oh come on.......didn't you say the same thing after you first jumped

dude.......that was cool..........i think that was awesome video

heehee......here they gooooooooo

hehehe...i'm watching the show

Hey Beck, I think he bought it..

noooooo.......but seriously.....i did.....scouts honor..have never met you and have only seen your pic in the gallery and i had a dream i was suckfacing with you

now girl.....that one would set the internet on fire.......

cause Clay is a hottie......i even had a dream about him last night

now the whipped cream and chocolate sounds perfect...... hmmmmmmm......think i'm getting hungry now..

hmmmmmm.......i was thinking my usual......lowrider jeans, no panties... a tight white tank top...i have huge fake breasts you know...and a big smile for you.. not into leather and latex..

you guys are kinky