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You do realize there are legitimate reasons for fear without being attacked, right?

Yeah, it probably does mean amateurish. You can cause a hell of a lot more damage than that with a small, light package if you are a terror cell or something like that.

Which makes me think its domestic. But Im just speaking out of my ass...

:D

You know I asked for "ONE... MILLION... DOLLARS..."

I understand and empathize with the cynicism, but I think it's more a reflection of the helplessness people feel when bad things happen. I definitely feel stir crazy right now, knowing something bad happened pretty nearby and I can't do a single thing about it.

Also, it's nice to know people are thinking about you and the city you love. It's cheesy and a lot of behaviors exhibited in times of chaos are pretty shitty, but I'll forgive a useless but well-meaning and non-harmful gesture.

Funny Story if you know the individuals involved.

Kevin Smith recently recounted that, first off it's established that his parents were in home nudists, slept in the nude, watched TV, lounged around, ate meals, etc. He'd always have to warn them if friends were coming over. Funny enough in itself, but old news.

But he said his friend Scott Moser [longtime friend and collaborates on every movie] was over and they were working on editing Clerks. It got late and they went to bed, the next morning Scott woke up just as Kevin's mom was leaving the bathroom. She passed by the bedroom just as he was looking out from in bed. She noticed him, startled, and struck that very pose.

Dunno, maybe it's better when Kev tells it. Just wanted to lighten the mood.

BTW, your post was my precise reacting when I saw that photo.

Hey, I was going to make you hang "I love Ted!" for a sig, or give you the boot, so lets call it even. :D

*pours out a 40 of Oxy Clean*

I think there's some confusion on the language. Foreign terrorists can be amateurish, too.

I know there are people who are sincere in their posts but sorry as I am to say it, I think a lot of it just being done for not so sincere reasons. I mean we don't even know all the details yet and, well, it just seems like some of this stuff is done out of fad or what not and not so much true sincerity is all.

I shouldn't say insincere but rather a superficial sincerity.

Yeah but people love the body count too....

Oh good, Frankie is here. :rolleyes:

One for our homey.

Doctors pulling ball bearings out of victims' bodies.