Who?

I'd need to sleep with a penicillin IV if I lived in Thailand in my 20's. 

Great physique but you also have very healthy young looking skin for someone approaching 60. Is it a clean diet and hydration?

He puts the lotion on the skin. 

Aircraft aren't designed to be a battering ram.  It may be 300,000 pounds, but it has a structural skin that's only 0.063" thick.  It also has a height of 17'9" meaning it's not just hitting one floor, it's hitting two floors.

It's hitting five vertical columns, three horizontal beams, and two steel reinforce concrete slabs and it's only 0.063" thick.  It was just shredded.

Are you saying 300,000#'s of 1/16" thick aluminum, steel and fuel traveling at close to 500mph didn't cause any damage?

Your last sentence doesn’t necessarily hold up. It’s not like it was a spit ball, it was a 300,000 pound object hitting a building.

I once shot a potato through my grandmothers garage sheathing that was made out of T-111. Is wood harder than a potato or was it that it was traveling a few hundred miles an hour?

Aircraft aren't designed to be a battering ram.  It may be 300,000 pounds, but it has a structural skin that's only 0.063" thick.  It also has a height of 17'9" meaning it's not just hitting one floor, it's hitting two floors.

It's hitting five vertical columns, three horizontal beams, and two steel reinforce concrete slabs and it's only 0.063" thick.  It was just shredded.

I think explosives were used to take the building down and were also used on the impact zone.  It's the number of columns they show cut as well as how they were cut.  The ends of the wings would not be able to cut through the columns and it's showing they were cut right through.  They used massive amounts of explosives and massive amounts of Thermite on all three buildings.