Tomorrow And "That Day"

 I was listening to the radio this morning, the PBS radio schtick (NPR) and, a lady was prattling on and on about "that day." At first I couldn't figure out what the hell she was on about. After a bit and as the morning brain fog lifts, it dawns on me the talking head lady was on about 9/11/01 and the twentieth anniversary of "that day" which just so happens to be tomorrow. The lady prattled on for a while and never not once made mention of 9/11/01. The woman kept saying "that day." It was almost as if the mere mention of 9/11/01 would bring an airliner crashing into her radio booth killing the radio woman, the radio staff, crush the building housing the radio booth, and be cause for an al-Qaeda celebration of twenty successful years post 9/11/01. The NPR radio talking head woman seemed more than unprofessional. A shade on the paranoid side. Clueless as to what she was talking about. It is perfectly acceptable to say '9/11/01'. You can even pronounce the words...'nine eleven oh one'. You probably would not want say backslash. You know for that filling a space grammatical thingy and not have to hit the space bar on your keyboard. Say it talking head radio lady...SAY IT! Nine Eleven Twenty Ought One the day that changed everything. 'That day' certainly started off the twenty first century with a twin skyscraper crashing big bang and that is not theory. IT'S FACT! All of it. On an unrelated note, did the people that jumped from the 'towers' that day, you know 9/11/01, did their smashed bodies ever get recovered? Or even identified? Yes there were photos of the people bailing out of the towers. Both the towers. "I believe I can fly..." No you can't. The law of gravity and the laws of physics dictate otherwise. Those images were the single most striking from that fateful day. Kind of shocking if not morbid. See what I did there? I didn't say "that day," I said 'that fateful day'. There is a difference you know. Anyway the photos of people jumping out of the towers were horrifying in a way that you simply couldn't look away. You knew what would happen to the jumpers. But still you had to look. I can remember seeing those images. Did you know and this would be an additional unrelated fact about 9/11/01, there are NO images of the alleged hijacked jetliner striking the Pentagon Building. None. There are plenty of images of the planes hitting the twin towers. That was even on live television. But there are no images of an actual airliner flying into the Pentagon. I find that curious if not telling as telling can be. Oh well, ain't not a dang thing can be done about any of it now. Not a thing. However, America gets to "remember that day" and forget about it for another twenty years. Now for some Friday machine art before "that day" gets here and America is forced to relive all the horrors of September 11, 2001 and mock a silly-ass talking radio head woman that works for NPR. Bobbleheaded and inane bitch any way. Oh sorry...the art.

here comes round the bend -

garden of 9/11 delights -

please note that there will be plenty of distraction on the morrow. America can't be having folk reliving "that day." TTFN until the tomorrow. 💥