Remeber This Pic?

AP | October 11, 2001 A. D. | Me

[Maedhros]

A Navy officer signs a bomb attached to the wing of an aircraft on the flight deck of the USS Enterprise in the Arabian Sea, Thursday, Oct. 11, 2001. The USS Enterprise is one of the ships involved in the attacks in Afghanistan. Complete writing on spare fuel tank reads, "War Party". (AP Photo/Jockel Finck)

[SouthernFreebird]

Heres another, ......one of my favorites

[phasma proeliator]

ping

[phasma proeliator]

[PoorMuttly]

After we vaporize their opressors...we should bring all their remaining children to Chucky Cheese....in their neighborhood !!!

[Texaggie79]

PARTY!!!!!!

[opbuzz]

Actually this is a navy ordnanceman (redshirt)doing checks before flight. This is the photo that got Hillary's panties in a knot and after an appropriate investigation, the Navy said, "It's taken care of".

[Maedhros]

Yeah, it's clearly not an officer; that's the AP caption.

[panther33]

I have mixed feelings. My original reaction was that the bastards involved in Sept. 11 and other anti-American stuff are faggots. But that denotes a homosexual lifestyle, which I do not believe all of them live. So I just call them bastards. This is still childish name-calling, I realize, but I could really care less at this point in time.

On the other hand, why are our armed forces too stupid to spell a relatively common six-letter word correctly? It portrays a bad image.

Just my thoughts.

[lilylangtree]

Yep, sure do remember it. Hoped it landed with a big, badda boom on some al-Queda members.

[captain_dave]

Actually, a "Faggot" is a stick used for starting a wood fire. A "bastard" is a child born to an unmarried woman.

Since alQueda were "burned" in Afganistan, the Navy is correct in calling them faggots.