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[Moderated]175 did NOT hit the South tower.

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malcolm kirkman said:
The Kamikazes flew zero's. Zero's had engines in the nose. All the planes the Kamikazes used, had engines in the nose.
I'm not making anything up, there must be film of Kamikaze attacks on wooden decked carriers in WW2. Check it out, they couldn't get through wood.
Fibreglass can't get through steel, no matter how fast it's going.
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As you were already told, by now, kamikazes also flew bombs. Sorry you have no experience, knowledge or the ability to use both to come up with some solid facts. Have you added up all the errors you have made yesterday and today? http://www.answers.com/topic/ohka http://www.b-29s-over-korea.com/firebombing/images/Baka_Bomb2.jpg http://www.b-29s-over-korea.com/firebombing/images/Baka_Bomb1.jpg http://www.bbc.co.uk/shropshire/features/places/cosford/cosford_gallery_03.shtml

Fiberglass? Oops, it did. Sorry, you should stop repeating errors already made, you are knocking up the error count. Someone is counting to see if you have hit the all time most errors posted in one day.

Tell us about the Zero again, it seems appropriate.
 
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malcolm kirkman said:
You misunderstand me. Someone else said water cuts steel, I was being facetious.
You'll find the meaning of facetious in a decent dictionary. I learnt the meaning of the word watching Jerry Springer (there I go again, being facetious).
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I mentioned that water can cut steel and supplied a link illustrating that fact. Perhaps someone else also mentioned water cutting steel, but i mentioned it AFTER you made the comment about the truck mal.

Where do you get your 'facts' from malcolm.
 
malcolm kirkman said:
Because of the Golf tournament, Offutt AFB was closed from dawn onwards to all air traffic, except executive jets belonging to the celebrities attending the golf tournament. That meant that all traffic from Offutt for Northern Vigilance and Vigilant Warrior had to leave before dawn. Any commander of an AFB, would not agree to have a golf tournament on that day, he would put it off for another day. If for no better reason, than that he and his officers and wives could party and mingle with all these celebrities. Also, any officer who ordered all night time take offs, for no good reason, would find himself on the carpet. The commander of Offutt AFB must have been ordered by, may his black heart burst as I write, Cheney. That's why Bush put Cheney in charge, in writing. Are you starting to wake up a bit?
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I'm sorry, were you saying something? I was just taking a nap while I drove home.
I like carpet. Never got called on one, unless you mean standing on one when the phone rang. I know what you mean about the officers and their wives partying. That's all they ever cared about. Serve their country? Not on their watch, mister!
Now that you put all this out, it makes perfect sense. Omaha, yeah, that's where I'd launch an attack on New York. It's right next door, man! Just 1500 miles away! No one would ever know! And remote control. Just like RC planes, man! Yeah!
Please, don't ever start taking your pills again! You're just too much fun like this!
 
pomeroo said:
I warned you.

Incidentally, I hate to be the bearer of evil tidings, but the pod myth has been abandoned even by hardcore conspiracy liars.

At least we know you're not ten years old. You'd be much smarter.
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Most hardcore twoofers at least have some idea of WHAT PLANES ARE.
 
Whenever we get too smug on this forum, we should remind ourselves that we've expended over three hundred posts "debating" one of the most clueless, thickwitted dolts on the planet.
 
CptColumbo said:
Or just put it in the carry-on.
Many GPSs would probaly not set off a metal detector pre-9/11. They have as much metal as a Walkman.
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"Probably not", "Probably not". That's OK then, we'll all troop off and hijack a plane or two, or three, or four. We'll probably all get through the metal detectors.:(
 
pomeroo said:
Whenever we get too smug on this forum, we should remind ourselves that we've expended over three hundred posts "debating" one of the most clueless, thickwitted dolts on the planet.
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You can always leave.
 
malcolm kirkman said:
Because of the Golf tournament, Offutt AFB was closed from dawn onwards to all air traffic, except executive jets belonging to the celebrities attending the golf tournament. That meant that all traffic from Offutt for Northern Vigilance and Vigilant Warrior had to leave before dawn. Any commander of an AFB, would not agree to have a golf tournament on that day, he would put it off for another day. If for no better reason, than that he and his officers and wives could party and mingle with all these celebrities. Also, any officer who ordered all night time take offs, for no good reason, would find himself on the carpet. The commander of Offutt AFB must have been ordered by, may his black heart burst as I write, Cheney. That's why Bush put Cheney in charge, in writing. Are you starting to wake up a bit?
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Seriously, who thinks this post was written by a genuine moron and who thinks we're being had?
 
Regarding being unable to carry a GPS unit onto an airplane, that has got to be among the top ten stupidest things I have heard today (and this thread has had a lot of stupid). When I travel for work I have carried onto an airplane all of the following:

1) Cell phone - GPS-enabled
2) GPS navigation device (when I am in an unfamiliar city, it is easier than getting pages of directions)
3) Survey data collectors and hand-held GPS units (the bigger equipment gets packed into special containers and checked in as luggage)

Granted, many, if not all, of these devices weren't around in 2001, but even with the much stricter security regulations, I have never had a problem with GPS units of any type.

And even the navigation GPS I have for the car can easily be programmed to take me anywhere, including parts of downtown Manhatten.

(Why did I waste my time in even replying to this nonsense. Sheesh.)
 
malcolm kirkman said:
You can always leave.
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But we all love the pomster!

You, well, maybe not so much.

But you can stick around, too! I haven't had someone so wrong about, well, everything since 28th Kingdom left!

You have the cutest eyes, though. Anyone ever tell you that?
 
Helpless Kitten said:
Here we go,

http://www.questionsquestions.net/WTC/767orwhatzit.html
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I don't say no planes. I say not 175. I say a rock hard, coming right at you ex military 757. In the Korean war a fighter bounced off the ice covered frozen ground and flew on to land. A couple of years ago a US fighter in the French Alps, sliced through the cables on a cable car with one of it's wings and carried on, as if nothing had happened. Half a dozen or so tourists were killed.
I'm talking that kind of bad boy 757.
 
My memory fails me: did 28IQ ever get anything right? The staggering possibility exists that he, pagan, and p-dope are not the biggest dunces ever to post here.
 
malcolm kirkman said:
I don't say no planes. I say not 175. I say a rock hard, coming right at you ex military 757. In the Korean war a fighter bounced off the ice covered frozen ground and flew on to land. A couple of years ago a US fighter in the French Alps, sliced through the cables on a cable car with one of it's wings and carried on, as if nothing had happened. Half a dozen or so tourists were killed.
I'm talking that kind of bad boy 757.
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So, can you tell me what differences there are between a military and a civilian 757? Come on, educate me, bright boy! Take me to school, you know so much. You've been spouting nonsense, show us big, bad skeptics you actually can prove what you say!

Unless you can't. And I know you can't.
 
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