[Alvin Moss]

Re: 9/11 How do you plan to spend your time

The Civil War re-enactment was fun but this year I am going to spend 9/11 praying for the president to either resign or start dropping bombs on those Syrian rebels.

Praise God, Brother! President Barak Obama has announced that he will be shortly be dropping all kinds of bombs on those heathen terrorists.

Once he gets to it, the US will have bombed both sides in that Syrian civil war.

Glory!

I think we ought to bomb both sides at the same time and just wipe them all out at the same time. I believe that is God's will.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Re: 9/11 How do you plan to spend your time

I think we ought to bomb both sides at the same time and just wipe them all out at the same time. I believe that is God's will.

My husband (whose employer prohibits him from posting on public forums) has asked me to say that this excellent idea is being blocked by the fascist liberal governments. So at present his people are limited to arming both sides.

[Alvin Moss]

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Frankly, Sister, it may prove more efficatious to employ the method favored by your husband's people.

It worked well for the Jews in the Iraq-Iran war and I am sure it would work well here too.

My only concern is that some may survive. Well, I suppose we could bomb them later.

[Nobar King]

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My husband (whose employer prohibits him from posting on public forums)

Who are these fascists?

[Jim C. Lombardo]

Re: 9/11 How do you plan to spend your time

We were going to celebrate by lynching a Mooslim, except there's none left around here. We've lynched them all!

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Re: 9/11 How do you plan to spend your time

Frankly, Sister, it may prove more efficatious to employ the method favored by your husband's people.

He says the chief benefits are 1. higher prices and 2. you don't need to test the weapons to such a high standard, as it really doesn't matter if they explode in the plane.

Back on topic, I spent yesterday afternoon with Hannah (who will be 6 on Monday) practicing baking. She wanted to make a special 9/11 cake, in honor of Brother Zechariah Smyth's birthday, so she tried to imitate this one:



Hers looked much better, but before I could take a photo, she stuck the planes in a bit over-enthusiastically and the whole thing collapsed in a sea of chocolate frosting. Very authentic, I suppose.