[Merged]architects and engineers for 9/11 truth = SCAM!

JonnyFive said:
They haven't played "Half Life?" Aren't there, like, six people in the world who haven't played "Half Life?" I mean, I'm pretty sure they drop it with UNICEF care packages these days.
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Count me as person #1, JonnyFive.

Ya know, I'm getting a bit tired of these posts that make me feel old.

Back in my day, we used to watch The Hardy Boys on the Mickey Mouse Club TV show. We only had two TV channels, but we liked it.

I remember the day we were playing four-square in the alley behind our house, and I decided to climb a telephone pole, just before I went sorting through trash bins. I found a .22 caliber pistol, and took it home to mom. She was canning peaches, so she told me to mow the lawn, but I had to deliver my paper route so that I could go swimming. She clipped a peach pit to my belt and told me to grab a bus token and go buy a popsicle, but bread cost ten cents, so I fell asleep.

So don't call me old........
 
3bodyproblem said:
ahh yes, i believe that's french, this hugh is of course from germany. :)
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Being of German extraction myself, I can immediately see the distinction.

ETA: If 'my' Hugh were German, it would be pronounced Hugh Yass, which, of course, would make no sense.
 
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I wish someone had added Osama bin Laden. He received a degree in Civil Engineering from King Abdul Aziz University in 1979. That would have been a great screen shot. Maybe they'll let their guard down in a few weeks. :D
 
SpitfireIX said:
I wish someone had added Osama bin Laden. He received a degree in Civil Engineering from King Abdul Aziz University in 1979. That would have been a great screen shot. Maybe they'll let their guard down in a few weeks. :D
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I'm pretty sure he made the list earlier, but he was touting himself as an Architect (of terror)
 
Mr. Skinny said:
A member over at the Straight Dope Message Board uses the nick Hugh Jass. I always liked that one. :D
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On an early episode of The Simpsons, Bart makes one of his usual crank calls to Moe's, and asks for "Last name Jass; first name Hugh." Except when Moe shouts "Hey! Anyone seen a Hugh Jass?" a man named Hugh Jass actually comes to the phone. Bart mumbles something about wanting to bail out of a prank gone awry and hangs up. :)
 
I just submitted Uri Geller - Metallurgist.

It will be interesting to see if he makes the cut.
 
I'm pretty sure he made the list earlier, but he was touting himself as an Architect (of terror)

Listing him with his real-life credentials and the name of a small village in Pakistan as his location would have been much more humorous, IMO.
 
SpitfireIX said:
I'm pretty sure he made the list earlier, but he was touting himself as an Architect (of terror)

Listing him with his real-life credentials and the name of a small village in Pakistan as his location would have been much more humorous, IMO.
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lol, yes it would have :)
 
Mr. Skinny said:
Count me as person #1, JonnyFive.

Ya know, I'm getting a bit tired of these posts that make me feel old.

Back in my day, we used to watch The Hardy Boys on the Mickey Mouse Club TV show. We only had two TV channels, but we liked it.
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And I can be counted as person #2. I did play a computer game once, something about xyzzy and plugh.

About the number of TV channels, I recall the day my dad came home with a new TV - a black-and-white Zenith that had about a 13 inch picture. Below where it said "Zenith," it said "All Channel." I was excited to see that because I thought we'd start getting more than one channel. I was disappointed.
 
CurtC said:
And I can be counted as person #2. I did play a computer game once, something about xyzzy and plugh.

About the number of TV channels, I recall the day my dad came home with a new TV - a black-and-white Zenith that had about a 13 inch picture. Below where it said "Zenith," it said "All Channel." I was excited to see that because I thought we'd start getting more than one channel. I was disappointed.
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*laughing* Yeah, I remember when UHF channels came into being and Dayton had three channels.

No wonder we played outdoors with friends so much more. Three TV channels, no video games, no VCR's or DVD's.

We did have that football game that vibrated the men around though. Good times......

Where's my peach pit?
 
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