lol People are acting like we won the Super Bowl

Imagine if social networking was around when Hitler was found dead.
Let the snark and snappy banter of 1940s vernacular fly!

Wow, I hadn't actually heard until I read this blog. One thing I know is certain: almost all the Jewish people I know were probably overjoyed by the news. It surprises me how hypocritical a bedeviled people such as mine can be when other victimized races suffer the ignominious fate we, as Jews, are so accustomed to. Nevertheless, Osama bid Laden was practically a war criminal; I have no sympathy for a man who preached genocide as though it were the Gospel of Christ.

Personally, I like "I Follow Rivers." I might see her at Lollapalooza this year, as long as one of my favorite bands aren't playing opposite her.

Thanks hun. Would you like to model one? Trying to get one made for each girl so people can see what they look like on.

Hmmm I understand the oddity of celebrating someone's death, but knowing people indirectly that either were involved in 9/11 or fought overseas, I understand the celebration if that makes sense.

What you talking bout I am about to head to the streets and get my mad party on. Ding dong the witch is dead. Lol...

I hope you made sure the dog was wearing protection.

Meh... Bush's wars killed more innocent people that Bin Laden ever did. I don't see the point in celebrating his demise, though in the end, it's probably a good thing. I am glad it happened during Obama's presidency. Now we wait for the retaliation attacks.

Celebrating the death of another, even if it's the walking personification of evil, seems odd on it's face, but I think you'll have to agree, considering what he's responsible for, that it's fitting and warranted,

I just hope the President has the country ready for the inevitable retaliation

And I do love Lykke Li.

damn it, i got drunk and slept through it all, oh well.

Lykke Li, yes!

Glad the guy is gone.
Jumping in the streets? Really?
That's uncalled for.

you're not alone in your thoughts monroe, and catdads right, bushes wars had more american soldiers killed than the initial 911 attacks anyways. How is killing him really going to bring any reparation in the end? Wouldn't it make more sense for him to be locked up in a room covered in pictures of 911 victims and his only visitors be people who were affected by 911 so he was made to hear what they feel? But hey what do i know, according to ignorant people i'm probably ignorant. On a good note, thats one cute dog