Was there any cameras about?

You know, the TV sort.

Are we gonna see you on Street Cops soon?

Bryan

Not to take anything away from the day, but I often wonder how long we'll continue to celebrate it.
It was originally to commemorate those who died in World War 1, which ended in 1918, and any survivors of that war have got to be 100+ now.
Even World War 2 was only 20-ish years later.

I can't see people stopping celebrate it anytime soon, but will it still be around in 100 years time? 500 years?

Sorry, im trying to forget, since it did occur outside my generation.
Dont give the crap line about it wouldnt be like this if such and such didnt or did happen.

The year 0 is where it all happened. I own my life to the 1st Century. I would die for the events of the 1st Century.

I'm no pacifist, I'm just saying that despite the time scale, it shows the 'true' cost of human life. To most people, once the figures hit 500-1000+ then the number of dead becomes just that, a number, but when you see folks who lost familiy, friends, squad mates, husbands etc it allows us to see the whole thing in a different light.

I reckon, anyway.