Unlike Malkin and 98% of her crew of babblers, I knew people who got blown up on 9/11, and I have a sister living in London who it seems very likely is fine, but I havent heard from her yet.
So if I may make it official, Malkin is (and I use this word, today, in the British sense) a sputtering cunt who would serve America better as nitrogen in our soil, than as a citizen.
Hey Gavin, hope you hear from your sister soon. I have a lot of friends in Madrid and I remember what it felt like to not be able to get in touch with them immediately after the bombings there.
Bleh. I wrote something but I didn’t like it. You know how us thycwotis are temperamental about our work. Maybe I’ll try something else. Soon.
The one thing I didn’t mind that I’ll say here is how so far I appreciate how the British are handling this. Sure there’s grief, but they’re going about their lives. Blair went back to the G-8, the British Open is still on, and Londoners are back on the Tube. When you say that the terrorists can’t win because they can’t change our lives, that’s how you have to do it. Sometimes it seems like here in the States, we’ve completely overhauled our way of life because of the terrorists.
Glad your sister’s safe. The trains that blew up in Spain were the ones I rode on when I was there.
Brad R. said,
July 7, 2005 at 22:34
Hey! No solidarity with Britons! Malkin says we’re pro-terror, remember? ;-)
Gavin M. said,
July 7, 2005 at 22:48
Unlike Malkin and 98% of her crew of babblers, I knew people who got blown up on 9/11, and I have a sister living in London who it seems very likely is fine, but I havent heard from her yet.
So if I may make it official, Malkin is (and I use this word, today, in the British sense) a sputtering cunt who would serve America better as nitrogen in our soil, than as a citizen.
Brad R. said,
July 7, 2005 at 22:50
I won’t disagree with you. Hope you hear from your sister soon.
Gavin M. said,
July 7, 2005 at 23:30
The Union Jack is heisted from Pandagon, btw. If anyone wants to heist it from us, credit Jesse for the idea.
Yosef said,
July 8, 2005 at 14:52
Hey Gavin, hope you hear from your sister soon. I have a lot of friends in Madrid and I remember what it felt like to not be able to get in touch with them immediately after the bombings there.
Gavin M. said,
July 8, 2005 at 20:22
She’s fine, but I learned with what you’d have to call ‘terror’ that she was supposed to be at one of those bus stops, but stayed home sick from work.
So there’s a bit of smoke coming out of my ears today, still. Want to do a post, and I’ll post it? Or if Yosef doesn’t want to, anyone else?
Brad R. said,
July 8, 2005 at 20:35
I’m pretty burned out right now. Yosef, if you want to write something, you know where to send it :-)
Yosef said,
July 8, 2005 at 21:29
I might try to get something to you in a little bit.
Yosef said,
July 8, 2005 at 22:22
Bleh. I wrote something but I didn’t like it. You know how us thycwotis are temperamental about our work. Maybe I’ll try something else. Soon.
The one thing I didn’t mind that I’ll say here is how so far I appreciate how the British are handling this. Sure there’s grief, but they’re going about their lives. Blair went back to the G-8, the British Open is still on, and Londoners are back on the Tube. When you say that the terrorists can’t win because they can’t change our lives, that’s how you have to do it. Sometimes it seems like here in the States, we’ve completely overhauled our way of life because of the terrorists.
Glad your sister’s safe. The trains that blew up in Spain were the ones I rode on when I was there.