Bill
10-06-2007, 03:13 AM
hey, wait, I thought we won afghanistan?
Didn't somebody say we beat the afghanis like a red headed step child?
Looks like nobody told the afghanis they were beat bad and had to kiss amrican feet from now on...
Whos gonna be the first to say "bomb 'em back to the stone age!"?
Remember that saying, from back when the war was glorius?
Anyway, poor columbine guy, he's shot dead now.
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On April 20, 1999, Milam, a senior at Columbine High School, lost his buddy, Isaiah Shoels.
"Luke was devastated by the shooting and the loss of his good friend and workout partner Isaiah Shoels," his friend Rusty West said. "After attending Isaiah's memorial service, Luke came home, sat in the dark with his mom and cried, saying that he was done going to memorial services and talking about the shooting," West said at Milam's funeral at Littleton United Methodist Church today.
"He had first blamed himself for his friend's death, for not being in the cafeteria, for not saving people, for not knowing what to do, but had come to the realization that he did not have the skills or the knowledge to have made a difference."
At that point, West said, Luke Milam vowed to go into the Navy, become a corpsman and prepare himself so "he would never be in that position again," West said.
Milam died on Sept. 25 during a battle between coalition and Taliban forces near the city of Musa Qula, an opium-poppy growing area of Afghanistan.
http://www.denverpost.com/ci_7085142
Didn't somebody say we beat the afghanis like a red headed step child?
Looks like nobody told the afghanis they were beat bad and had to kiss amrican feet from now on...
Whos gonna be the first to say "bomb 'em back to the stone age!"?
Remember that saying, from back when the war was glorius?
Anyway, poor columbine guy, he's shot dead now.
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On April 20, 1999, Milam, a senior at Columbine High School, lost his buddy, Isaiah Shoels.
"Luke was devastated by the shooting and the loss of his good friend and workout partner Isaiah Shoels," his friend Rusty West said. "After attending Isaiah's memorial service, Luke came home, sat in the dark with his mom and cried, saying that he was done going to memorial services and talking about the shooting," West said at Milam's funeral at Littleton United Methodist Church today.
"He had first blamed himself for his friend's death, for not being in the cafeteria, for not saving people, for not knowing what to do, but had come to the realization that he did not have the skills or the knowledge to have made a difference."
At that point, West said, Luke Milam vowed to go into the Navy, become a corpsman and prepare himself so "he would never be in that position again," West said.
Milam died on Sept. 25 during a battle between coalition and Taliban forces near the city of Musa Qula, an opium-poppy growing area of Afghanistan.
http://www.denverpost.com/ci_7085142