Happy Sept. 11th!

We get the one question.

The question from tourists to end all questions, the one that you are guerenteed to hear if you are in Orlando. Usually from a minivan full of kids.

"Where is Disney?"

Its not like their are 7 EXITS off of I-4, and 2 entrances on International Drive, and a bazillion and a half billboards advertising where Disney is or anything.

Oh im sure you get it bad. But down in South Carolina we get some. But in DC.. God, we get Japanese men with 3 camaras hanging from their neck. We get families from all nations, all wanting to see the president, all wanting to see this or see that. Its almost funny.

Tourists, get rid of them. You dont know how many times ive been asked. "Where is the washington monument?" ITS THE BIG BLOODY THING STICKING STRAIGHT INTO THE SKY!" I know its not visible from everywhere in DC, but these are people asking me this on the mall in DC.

Eh, who cares. I have mixed feelings about them.

People died. It isnt a happy day. A lot of people died, civilians, firefighters, police officers, military personel. Its a day of rememberence. Keep it as such.

Boss_DJ wrote: Fat Stalin wrote: xtrme paintball wrote: How about a little respect? I'll get flamed for this I know but I dont care.  Alot of innocent and courageous people died 4 years ago today. It was not a "Happy day". Grow up I agree with you somewhat. They should be respected but you should celebrate their life, not mourn their death. do you say oh...happy pearl harbor day!!...or happy d day everyone! no this is a day or remembrence of those who died and to give your respect... you people to grow up...i know you look so cool and quirky from behind your computer monitor but you're nothing but a selfish little child

I agree they should be respected. I think one of the best ways to deal with a loss of a family member is to celebrate the good times you had with them, not mourn the death. People cope differently.

sporx wrote: jenga is fun to play but I am always the one to knock it over.

I bet your friends hate you

xtrme paintball wrote: How about a little respect? I'll get flamed for this I know but I dont care.  Alot of innocent and courageous people died 4 years ago today. It was not a "Happy day". Grow up

I agree with you somewhat. They should be respected but you should celebrate their life, not mourn their death.

Opps I was logged in as my son. The above post was from me not him. Although even at 13 I would hope he would react the same.

 

Rob.

/me does a merry jig for 9/11