Not your typical front lawn decor

gdub411 wrote: ...w**kers!!

walkers???

I dont understand.....

Do you mean Fokkers?

Man With Hat wrote: Not really. He could be expressing that he loves the United States, as a sort of unoffical memorial to all that died that day. Granted I would never do something like that, and even though all this sh*t that is happening i still love the grand USA. And that is really inappropiate (Directed towards BaldFriede). And the same could be said to Tony R, but being it wasn't his idea i shall not.

Well I posted the picture.................so I will take the fall....

NetsNJFan wrote: ha ha baldfried!!!! almost as funny as when we firebombed the sh*t out of dresden!

It seems as if you misunderstood my comment. My opinion is it is absolutely tasteless to put images of the world trade center in front of your house. To underline that I made the comment about the airplanes. And don't tell me the image is there to commiserate the people who died in the world trade center. What would you say if I put an image of Auschwitz or Dachau in front of my house to commiserate the people who died there?

Sweetnighter wrote: I got this picture off of a thread from SomethingAwful.com, of which i have recently become a forum member. There is a 100+ post discussion on this picture... not on its morality, or on why its there... but on how best to fly two remote control airplanes into the fake towers. They're discussing dressing people up as airplanes and videotaping themselves bodyslamming the towers as well. Just to give you an idea of how big these towers are, look at the house behind them and compare height. These towers are a good 20 feet tall. Because they have stood on the front lawn of this person's house for a few months, they must be made of something very durable, such as hardwood or metal. In this discussion, people have  contributed money, suggested planes, suggested ways to napalm the towers by packing RC planes with Styrofoam and Gasoline, suggested buying a cheap $200 sh*t car to dress up as a plane, and have considered filming whatever happens to these two unsuspecting towers in a variety of ways. Truly, truly entertaining.

Which just shows how very right I was with my comment about the missing airplanes. The whole thing is disgusting.

It would actually be funnier if the towers were burning, and little GI-Joe action figures were seen falling from the highest floor.

(Sue me.)

I sincerely doubt anybody would question that it would be disgusting if I had a model of Auschwitz or Dachau on my front lawn. And I would not grant anybody the excuse he only wanted to commiserate the people who had been killed in these concentration camps. Then why is it ok to put a model of the twin towers on the front lawn? To commiserate the victims in there? Sorry, but it is above my head why anybody would put such a tasteless thing on his front lawn.