Debris Photos (GRAPHIC)

Yahoo News photos ^ | 2/2/03 | freepers

[TomGuy]

Flowers sit next to what appears
to be debris from Space Shuttle Columbia in
Nacogdoches, Texas, on Saturday

[Mark Felton]

Well said. I think you are right. The photos with the people are the best.

Nor do I wish to see remains either, that is for the family if they choose only. When my brother was killed in a US Navy helicopter accident I choose not to see the photos of the remains, but I was deeply interested in the wreckage, the causes and gaining an understanding. I wanted to remember him
in life.

[dtel]

BTTT

[FReepaholic]

>>...Please, I find this ugly...<<

Sorry, but FR doesn't revolve around you.

[Brandybux]

Puh-LEEEEEZE untie your shoes.

They are obviously waaaaaay too tight.

[mikenola]

[Helen]

I strive to be pertinant & succinct

Please work a little harder on the first one.

[SamAdams76]

I don't have any problem with the thread but I don't think it meets the criteria for "breaking news." Those who find these pictures morbid are free to tune it out.

[mikenola]

Moffett Volunteer Fire Department Assistant Fire Chief Eddie Sweet holds yellow emergency tape around a charred piece of debris believed to be from the space shuttle Columbia, Saturday, February 1, 2003, in Etoile, Texas.

[Mark Felton]

"The TV is awash with slobering, gap-toothed baffoons who can barely string words togethor-all grinning about the carnage & excitement. "

"GRINNING"? Who is "grinning"?

Let your contempt for Americans you have never met be known to all.

[mikenola]

Wilbern Powell approaches a piece of debris believed to be from the space shuttle Columbia that fell in his Bronson, Texas backyard.

[nhoward14]

Apparently Mark has not cornered the market on ugly responses.

"slobering, gap-toothed baffoons who can barely string words togethor" [sic]

Supposedly these are your fellow Texans you are talking about. Are you a native or a carpetbagger?

[mikenola]

Margie Powell, left, and her husband, Wilburn, stand near a sole of a shoe, believed to be debris from the space shuttle Columbia in their yard in Bronson, Texas.

[js1138]

Something I haven't seen posted or mentioned in the media: We are going to find out that a heckofa lot of airliner parts fall off in routine flights. Folks will be finding these and attributing them to the shuttle.

[goodnesswins]

You've been here since January 12th, 2003.....have you not yet learned how to use your mouse? Do NOT click on any THREAD where there might be information or pictures YOU do NOT want to SEE.

[mikenola]

Jimmy Brown kneels next to debris, believed to be from the space shuttle Columbia, which fell in his yard in Bronson, Texas, Saturday. Brown said he after heard a loud roar and felt his house shake, he looked outside to find this large piece of smoldering debris in the yard.

[Camerican]

Alright,kids.... STOP THIS BICKERING RIGHT NOW, OR I'M TURNING THE CAR AROUND AND WE'RE HEADING STRAIGHT BACK TO ARKANSAS!!!!

By the way, has anybody considered what a miracle it is that with all this falling debris, not a single person on the ground was killed or injured. Small mercies in an otherwise tragic event.

[djf]

Good thread about a truly sad event.

FR does on occasion attract the tabuloid type who act like numbskulls. Once in a while a slobbering, gap-toothed bauffoon who can barely string words togethoer shows up.

[nhoward14]

Exactly what justification do you have for claiming "a heckofa lot of airliner parts fall off in routine flights"?
I will spare you my opinion as an engineer about this statement if you can answer this question.