Gerry Scheidhauer

Grilling poolside on 10th fairway @OrangeTreeGC ⛳ | @TraegerGrills & @NapoleonGrill 🔥 | #Malbec & Tuscan reds 🍷 | #GoldenAgeofAmerica 🇺🇸 #America250

[The Conservative Alternative @OldeWorldOrder]

Embrace the Crusader Spirit, Christian man.

[Gerry Scheidhauer @GScheid]

And why? Wasn't that good of a story/ movie anyway

[Justine Bateman @JustineBateman]

#MakeNewFilms

[Scott Gustin @ScottGustin]

Kelly Clarkson checking the Tiki Room birds for price tags

[Gerry Scheidhauer @GScheid]

Maybe it can be half time show?

[Buzz Patterson @BuzzPatterson]

It’s going to be televised, at Fort Hood, so the soldiers can see, and the rest of the world, too. Exactly where it happened.

THIS is how you deal with terrorists and complicit Democrats.

[Gerry Scheidhauer @GScheid]

Half time fare during a football game

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

BREAKING UPDATE: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth just confirmed that the execution of Nidal Hasan by firing squad will be made PUBLIC.

[Back To The 80s @back21980s]

On this day Beverly Hills, 90210 (often referred to as 90210) premiered . American teen drama television series created by Darren Star and produced by Aaron Spelling via his production company Spelling Television. The series ran for 10 seasons on Fox from October 4, 1990, to ...

[Rewatching 90210 in 2026 @rewatching90210]

On this day in 1990, Beverly Hills 90210 premiered on TV. This should be a national holiday

[Manu @manuthebest58]

At work.

[Echoes of War @EchoesofWarYT]

Twenty-five years ago, a fire chief climbed to the 78th floor of the South Tower, looked at the impact zone, and calmly radioed that he thought he could put it out.

His name was Orio Palmer. He was 45 years old and he was the battalion chief of Battalion 7. You can still hear him. The tape exists.

Understand the problem he was handed that morning. The fire was 78 floors up. The stairs were full of thousands of people coming down. The elevators in a high-rise fire are the one thing you are never supposed to use, and most of them in that building were destroyed or stranded anyway.

Palmer was the wrong man to tell that to.

He was a fanatic about the job in a way that borders on obsessive. He ran marathons. He was in the kind of physical condition that made other firefighters uncomfortable, and the FDNY later named its fitness test after him. He had also spent years studying the World Trade Center's elevator systems, going back to the 1993 bombing, until he understood the machinery well enough to work it himself.

So on September 11 he found a freight elevator that everyone else had written off, got it running, and rode it to the 41st floor with members of Ladder 15.

Then he climbed the other 37 floors on foot in roughly 50 pounds of gear.

Next to him the whole way was Ronnie Bucca, 47, a fire marshal, who came up all 78 floors on his stairs. Bucca was a former Green Beret from the Vietnam era who later worked as an analyst for the Defense Intelligence Agency and served as the fire department's representative to the Joint Terrorism Task Force until 2000. He had investigated the 1993 bombing of that same building. He is the only fire marshal in the history of the FDNY killed in the line of duty.

Two marathon runners, one of them a Green Beret, went higher into those towers than any other first responders on either side of the site.

When Palmer got to the 78th floor sky lobby he keyed his radio and reported what he was looking at. Numerous 10-45 Code Ones, which is the fire department's code for confirmed dead. That floor had been full of people waiting for elevators when Flight 175 came through it.

Then he said this.

"Battalion Seven, Ladder 15, we've got two isolated pockets of fire. We should be able to knock it down with two lines."

Read that again. He is standing in the middle of the impact zone of a hijacked airliner, 1,000 feet in the air, surrounded by the dead, and his professional assessment is that two hose lines will handle it.

He was not wrong about the fire. Nobody in that building knew the steel above him was already failing.

His last actions were working to free civilians trapped in an elevator on that floor.

The South Tower came down at 9:59.

The recordings of his transmissions only exist publicly because the New York Times and the families of firefighters had to sue for their release. The transcripts came out in 2002 and the audio in 2005. They are the reason we know how far up the fire department actually got, and they are the reason nobody can ever say it was hopeless from the start, because Orio Palmer made it to the fire and he was getting ready to fight it.

[Gerry Scheidhauer @GScheid]

Not with the lady screeching whole movie

[Your Christmas Countdown @christmas_clock]

🎄 Christmas with the Kranks (2004)

Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis try to skip Christmas... until the whole neighbourhood gets involved! It deserves far more love than it gets.

❤️ Christmas classic or not?

https://t.co/lcZFr1oyIR

[Melissa 🇺🇸🅾️ @MelBear26]

Never forget Edna Cintron who is standing there in the white pants and black shirt waving in the hole opening of the building left by the plane trying to get rescued. She died when the building collapsed.

[🎹 Ames™ 🎹 @AmesStraight]

I look at this photo and can’t help but wonder what was going through their minds.

They were trapped above the impact zones of the World Trade Center, standing at shattered windows, desperately searching for air, help, or some impossible way out.

Did they call home? Did they pray? Did they tell the person beside them they were scared? Did they still believe someone was coming to save them?

We know how the story ends. They didn’t.

But in this photograph, they didn’t know that yet. They were still sons, daughters, husbands, wives, mothers, fathers and friends—still hoping.

That is the part of 9/11 that absolutely breaks me.

May we never allow these faces to become just another photograph in a history book. Never forget. 🇺🇸💔

[Jóvenes Católicos @catolicos_es]

La princesa Diana de Gales fue enterrada con el Rosario que le regaló la Madre a Teresa.

[bria celest @55mmbae]

When he’s on a show, just know he’s about to play the biggest POS husband known to man

[Gerry Scheidhauer @GScheid]

Public stockade on the Mall

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 ARRESTED!

The woman who vandalized the World War II Memorial is in custody.

Melissa L. Farris is facing two felony charges, depredation of U.S. property and destruction of a veterans’ memorial. Each carries up to 10 years.

GIVE HER THE MAX AND MAKE AN EXAMPLE OUT OF HER!

[4️⃣00k Paris Paname 😊 @ParisAMDParis]

📸 Michel Sfez.
Arrêt de bus Utrillo, Montmartre
1986. Paris 18e Sacré-Coeur

[fan @NoodleHairCR7]

Happy 5th day anniversary to everyone celebrating 🙌

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Happy day 4 anniversary to everyone celebrating 🙌

[MatheusFla @_matheusfla]

Uma das maiores covardias que eu já vi um jogador fazer numa Copa do Mundo. Ainda mais sendo uma final...

Messi tentando cavar uma expulsão do Cucurella do nada.

Que coisa de mau caráter. https://t.co/PnJSuOEaL0