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Nothing? National heroes indeed.

He must think this is a chat room and not a forum....




Edited because I couldn't resist

Edited, Tue Jun 29 11:05:01 2004 by TStephens

Didn't you know your worth to humanity is determined solely by the ability of random people off the street to know your name?

From this, we may deduce that the Olsen Twins are more important to America than Enrico Fermi was.

Edited, Tue Jun 29 11:38:27 2004 by Jophiel

Exactly.

That was the Challenger back in 1985 (?)

I thihk the only reason i know Chista McAuliffes name is from all the jokes told about her in 3rd Grade.

There's your respect for a national hero.

I dont know nor do I care.

No, I just dont give a sh*t.

I know all the prepositions in the English language, in alphabetical order. I know all the starting quarterbacks in the NFL in 1986. It means nothing.

Enrico Fermi was an italian born physicist. He was involved, heavily, in the first nuclear reactor which was built in America. He helped refine the fissionable materials used to make the first atomic bombs. He coined the phrase "neutrino" for the theoretical lightweight, uncharged, uncolored, yet momentum and energy carrying particle which escapes when particles collide. He made significant contributions to Astrophysics and revolutionary changes to solid state (or condensed matter) physics - the energy required to add an electron to a material is called the Fermi energy. The collective horde of free electrons in the metals is called the Fermi sea. Fundamental particles are classified as either fermions or bosons (after Bose, an Indian physicist - his descendants make the speakers) according to whether they have integer or non-integer spin.

OH Nooooo..

I can tell you all the names of the Valar and the most elder of the Eldar. ^^

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This post was just a quick observation of the state of America.

"I don't know who you are or what you have done, but the guy on the news says I should feel bad. So I'm going to start a billion bleeding heart threads about you and proclaim what a tragedy it was that you blew up, then I will forget you completely a month later"

This mentality pisses me off, I’m pretty sure 10 years from now 50% of all Americans couldn’t tell you the significance of 9/11 not that I care, I sure as hell won’t give a flying **** in even less time, but don’t go around ******** about how tragic it is when you would have had no ******* clue it ever did happen if you didn’t hear it on the news.

To sum up, if you knew someone who died, go ahead and feel bad.
If you know someone who knew someone who died, feel bad.
But don't go around ******** and moaning because someone you have NEVER heard of before died.

Is Mrens the disabled one?