9-11, i met them personally
 

yes, it's true!

i was working in a copy shop next to the university in hamburg where atta and his companiens studied. exactly at the time when they started studying. and we were the only shop selling first semester scripts. so i must have met them. if I had known I would have killed them rigth away! :ak47:

Dang! You must go to prison because you sold them informations!

Say hello to ashy for me... :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

i sold them mathematics, semester 1 - it's not sufficient to fly a plane :helpme

ok :glugglug

You're going to be taking a trip to Cuba real soon.

Have fun!

i always wanted to go there for vacation - nice girls they have I heard :Graucho

the picture of atta was provided by the father of a friend of mine who owned the driving school in hamburg where he took his classes ..

in harburg? i lived there a long time, just a mile away from them fuckers

btw: at that place were a lot of strange looking people - to kill them all just for safety would have ment that you could close down the whole university because of a sudden lack of students. :1orglaugh

Damn, do you feel guilty now?:(

One of the hijackers used to run a restaurant next to the appartment of a friend of mine here in Amsterdam.

no - there are so much strange people at a technical university - you would never have recognized them in any way. I think this is what made them so dangerous.

yes !!

the last name of the driving school starts with a Z ... I don't wanna write the full name ..

Shoarma? Shish Kebab?

asjeblieft LOL :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Zonder inboeringscoersoes :Graucho

thats kinda scary I think my sister met one of them when she lived on Sanibel Island in Florida

Yeah - I think I know who you mean. If it continues with an "u".

The best you can get from US prisoner guards is a stick in your ass and pics with thumbs up :-)

Yes, dont admit this to anyone else.. ! :1orglaugh

yepp :)

his son used to work with me for a long time ..

so all you people had direct contact with mass murders.

is that really something to be proud of?