KILL TULLY said:Wait, no one really suggested a van-mounted missile launcher was what attacked the Pentagon, did they?
JayKeeley said:Before 9/11, people would have laughed at the thought of hijacked planes flying into the world trade centers in synchronized fashion and seeing them fall to the ground. And had the PA plane not crashed in a field, the white house would be dust.
Like something out of a hollywood movie, eh?
KILL TULLY said:An RPG launged from a shoulder mounted setup, from a truck, would not have caused that much damage to the Pentagon.
Yeah, Howard had a countdown clock. They each way 70 pounds and 40 pounds of it is eyes.JayKeeley said:There was a countdown clock to when those twins would turn 18 and become legal. But instead of turning into these hot chicks (as everyone expected), they turned into lemurs.
because that guy Bingham on the PA flight was gay and he wasn't going to stand for any muslim bullshit.lurch70 said:heroics from the PA flight ... but nothing of such drama emerged from the other planes?
that's that clint eastwood bank robbery movie.Conspicuously Absent said:and all that talk of a van with a missile launcher reminds me of my talks with Paul at the bike shop about stripping down a dodge van, mountain a chain gun on the floor, and lining the inside of the van with ammo. he figured you could get like 50, 000 rounds in there. Pull up to a major event (like canada day in ottawa) and just start unloading into the crowd.
I could be wrong, but I'm under the impression it had much to do with the sequence of the day's events. The passengers on the other flights thought their planes were just being hijacked, not that they were on a suicide mission. When the passengers of the PA flight learned what happened on the previous flights, they knew it wasn't just a hijacking.lurch70 said:and another thing ...
home come there was all this commotion and phone calls, and heroics from the PA flight ... but nothing of such drama emerged from the other planes?
I'm guessing those planes weren't flying any where near 32,000 feet.JayKeeley said:I was always curious how people were making cellphone calls from the planes in mid-flight, but I can tell you this, I bet they weren't using Sprint.