More human remains found at the 9/11 site.

#1

So more human remains have been found in and around Ground Zero, some 9 years after the original attacks.

it seems that in this case, some of the body parts are large and can be identified to specific victims of the attack. Medical examiners are taking a look at some of them.

https://www.metro.co.uk/news/832499-remains-of-72-found-at-9-11-site

#2

I read that as Mexican Exterminators… I need some sleep badly…

#3

No way. Who would’ve thought the site of a devastating terrorist attack which cost thousands of lives would be littered with human remains?

#4

Holy smurf, they’re STILL finding bodies there?
after almost a DECADE?!

#5

woah its not like there is a whole 2 SKYSCRAPERS worth of rubble or anything!

#6

Meh, planes crashed, buildings fell, people died.

Get over it.

#7

If I said that^ I would be accused as a terrorist

#8

Fixed

#9

That’s nothing, they keep finding corpses from WW1 in France. It was nearly 100 years ago, you think they’d be done by now.

#10

right because “France” is analogous to 4 blocks in NYC.

#11

i once found a bigass human bodypart at groundzero… My boner >:-)

#12

Har har har?

#13

Spooboy, I love your sig.

Also, @topic: Big fucking surprise.

#14

That’s not that weird. My whole city is big god-damned graveyard from WWI.

[COLOR=‘black’]Yes i live in Troy bitches. Hector ftw!

#15

Oh wow, this has to be the biggest suprise in history. Not.

#16

I almost feel sorry for you.

#17

So by downplaying the significance of the attack you would be considered a terrorist? Surely the aim of terrorism is to use significance of events to inspire terror in a populace, and hence reducing that impact is contrary to their aims?

#18

Thanks :stuck_out_tongue:

#19

Well, to be fair, that’s because he IS a terrorist.

#20

my…I didn’t know that

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