[LaMudBug]

DallasDeb, you have a terminal case of the dumb ass. The planes hit at about the 70th floor. There is not a fire department in the world that has the equipment to put water 700 feet in the air. Go get a brain transplant...

[DallasDeb]

DallasDeb, you have a terminal case of the dumb ass. The planes hit at about the 70th floor. There is not a fire department in the world that has the equipment to put water 700 feet in the air. Go get a brain transplant...

Did that make you feel better? Was it really necessary?

Of course the firemen didn't have a chance to use water on the building--inside or outside. I was referring to the sprinkler systems that would have been activated by the fire and explosions. After the damage done by the jets, the weight of the water being disbursed by the sprinkler systems would have contributed to the stress on the unstable structure. Check with a structural engineer about the weight of water on a building.

I'll forgive you since I don't know you and perhaps you were distraught. If not, your name suits you well.