Remembering 9/11

[Cr@sh]

I was laying carpet in an old folks home with a friend, and the following day we had to go to the penobscott building in detroit but it was closed due to fear of more attacks. The footage of what happened at the towers will forever be imprinted in my head and I will not forget that each day can be my last, I am thankful for what I have and my family be it little or alot!

[mbdblue]

I was in 3rd period CAD class my freshman year of high school...live 40 minutes out of the city and half the student bodys parents work in NYC...probably around a 1/4 of those worked in the Trade Centers...Every year all I remember is walking towards the front entranceway of the school and seeing/hearing all the relatives coming to pick up the kids who possibly didnt have parents anymore...crying and screaming...I honestly wouldnt like to remember that...my old basketball coach who also had a son in my grade and a daughter in my sister's grade was in one of the buildings...

RIP to all the men and women, firefighters, and police officers that gave their lives to try to save others

[99vic]

wow im so glad i didnt have to see that in person. just picturing it gives me goose bumps. tv was as real as i need. lots of innocent people died that day. so sad. i always think what the hell were they thinking as they (terrorist) did what they did? how did they go through all of that knowing they to were going to die it sickens me.

Edited September 11, 2009 by 99vic

[Ipod]

yea it sucks having to see the moment of the impact of the 2nd plane and have it play over and over in my head.. its like damn i rather hear about it then see it. seem so surreal..

[Red-navi-916]

i was in math class.. next door teacher came and whispered in my teachers ear and her eyes got huge and she just said take a break.. it was an all day break that whole week we didnt do anything but show up and sit around.. that was a big thing and watching the news was hard

[Stephen]

I was in 7th grade in my typing class. my teacher turned on the news and started crying, then we all went to home room and watched the news and had an announcement.

[Red-navi-916]

i just relized watching Fahrenheit 911 bush was in class too...

after that day i have never looked at flying the same again terrorists or not im scared

[Cr@sh]

wow im so glad i didnt have to see that in person. just picturing it gives me goose bumps. tv was as real as i need. lots of innocent people died that day. so sad. i always think what the hell were they thinking as they (terrorist) did what they did? how did they go through all of that knowing they to were going to die it sickens me.

This is pretty much why!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOfp0LHtpV0

[BanginOnABudget]

i was in my 3rd grade math class.....teacher walked in and said that the busses were coming and school had been canceled the rest of the day, and being that age thats all i an really remember. i didnt really understand what was going on...

now-a-days, when i see anything 911 related on the tv, i just get so damn emotional over it, sometimes i even cry, tho i dont know a single soul who lost their life that day.... other time i just feel like beating the living hell out of someone.just laying it on them till i cant move my arms.

[Namosh]

I was at work on the way to the job site and got a call telling me about the first plane. I didn't really think all the much about it. I just assumed it was a small plane and that it was an accident. Then got another call saying that the second tower was hit and that they were big planes. Then that was it. Me and another guy were at the job site out of town with no radio or any kind of info for most of the day. We talked about it and speculated about how many people would have been in the buildings and how much damage might have been done but had no way of knowing what was going on. Then my boss showed up at the site and I asked him if he knew anything else about what happened and he said..." What, you mean since the buildings collapsed?"

I was fucking floored and he just went on talking about the job like it's no big deal. We didn't get shit done the rest of the day. When we headed back to the office at the end of the day we started seeing all the lines at the gas stations. It was awful ... I will never forget a single detail about that shit. It still makes me want to cry when I see the old footage....and it makes me want to get violent when I hear these retard "truthers" and their bullshit.