8 years ago tomorrow, where were you?

juststartin

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if they can pull the wool over our eyes on such a tragedy as this who's to say they wont go above and beyond and do it again the next time they need to start a war over oil.
what ur saying isnt fact tho is it? its just something u and a few hundred other people believe.:peace:
 

jamaicanbubbler420

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discovery channel on sunday at 8pm ... 911 is getting all the conspiracy theorys teasted by scientists .. should be a great show to watch ...

i was in 7th grade . the teacher in our history class told us but i didnt really understand .

got home and watch the news and preyd for the innocent people
 

jfgordon1

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are there any good conspiracy sites that i can have a read up on?

i dont believe in any of that shit, i think it happened the way it happened. but i do like reading about crazy coincidences
google video "loose change final edition"


I was in 7th grade. Stayed home from school that day. I was laying on the couch watching TV when the breaking news came on. Can't believe i saw the 2nd plane hit... pretty crazy for a 13 year old to see :roll:. It was unfortunate that i was living a lie for 3 years afterward thinking "terrorists" did it...

For whoever said " it was a loooong time ago": It still feels like yesterday to me... :roll:
 

grobofotwanky

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I was a sophmore in 2nd period French class. Man., its crazy how vivid the memory is of that morning. 8 years ago and it seems like yesterday. My love and respect goes out to anyone who lost somebody on one of the darkest days in American history.
 

Sgt. Floyd

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I was in the 10th grade. Skipped school to play Counter Strike online. I had the t.v. on. Heard them talking about a plane crash. Then the second plane hit. I don't remember feeling sad. I just felt kinda violated. Like somebody took my blanket. I guess that was my first real experience that showed me how shitty people can be.
 
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Benassi

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Wow, I was just waking up to my mom saying "someone bombed the trade center again" while she got ready for work. I kept watching and saw the second plane hit. Yelled back "planes crashed into it, it wasn't a bomb!" as soon as she walked in the room the first tower fell. We were just both in aw. Jaws dropped kind of thing. It was like "whoa.... whaaaaat the fuuuuuuuuuck...".

I remember at school as soon as kids caught word of who did it, a lot of "arab" looking kids got beat up. Was pretty sad because they had absolutely nothing to do with it but... didn't care back then.

What a fucked day. We really didn't do shit in school but our bitch teacher insisted. The principle came in to talk to her to basically say "bitch we got attacked, shut the fuck up with the work".
 

FreddieMercury

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i remember that day perfectly,
i was home enjoying my first summer without having to worry about going back to school,

i was 18 at that time i had just graduated hight school,

so i woke up took a piss, came back to my bed to roll a blunt before i showered and ate cereal,

im watching ARTHUR, its some kid show with human/rats lol its a good show when ur high,
well yeah i recieved calls and texts from my mom, dad, sisters, friends,,
i was pissed off about the whole event, extremely tragic,,,,

i ended up smoking half the blunt and eating the cereal, and went back to sleep,
after i woke up from my little nap thats when i realized that this was gonna effect everyone,
sad day,


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i heard in a few places that Seth MacFarlane was supposed to be on one of the planes that crashed in the Trade center,

for those who dont know Seth MacFarlane is the guy who makes family guy,
imagine that, we may have never met peter griffin
 

Stoney McFried

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I was sleeping in.I was cuddled up to my daughter in the bed, my brother came in and said "Get out here, now." I saw the first building smoking."What happened?" I said, and sat down. He filled me in, saying they didn't know for sure what happened...and then the second plane hit and we knew it was an attack. We both looked at each other and said,"Oh shit...we're gonna go to war."
 

ElMonte74

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Sitting in Grade 6 class when a teacher came in to explain it to me.
I remember coming home to CNN but I was young and didn't grasp it.
I remember there were celebrations and parties because of it though.
i remember also being in sixth grade watching that.

8 yrs ago i was in the 7th grade :blsmoke:
 
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guitarabuser

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I was sitting at my desk at work. One of my coworkers told me that a plane just hit the world trade center and in my mind I immediately thought of a little Cesna hitting it by accident. A few minutes later I walked into our manager's office and saw the footage. I was sick to my stomach. Then the reports about the Pentagon and Pennsylvania came in and I knew in my gut "We're at war".

Crackerjax is right. The grounding of air traffic left everything eerily quiet. I guess you don't realize how much noise they make till they are gone. I also remember how clear the skies were during that time too. The air was pristine, sort of like after a front moves through but more so.
 

NarrowEye

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i was far away, in my beloved little country in europe, working in a photo store.. Our store was coupled with a cell phone dealership. It was the cellphone sales guy who broke the news. We were all stunned, sad... that day and for another couple of months our country and i guess whole civilized world were with You america; we wanted so bad to see this bearded mofo captured or dead. Then the Iraq war begun...
 

ElMonte74

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I was sitting at my desk at work. One of my coworkers told me that a plane just hit the world trade center and in my mind I immediately thought of a little Cesna hitting it by accident. A few minutes later I walked into our manager's office and saw the footage. I was sick to my stomach. Then the reports about the Pentagon and Pennsylvania came in and I knew in my gut "We're at war".

Crackerjax is right. The grounding of air traffic left everything eerily quiet. I guess you don't realize how much noise they make till they are gone. I also remember how clear the skies were during that time too. The air was pristine, sort of like after a front moves through but more so.
i remember the afb here said that if any air craft that flies over the base would get shot down
 

Hemlock

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I was pouring concrete and the radio was on. we took off as soon as we heard the news and went to a bar see what was going on...
Needless to say not a dry eye in the house. I'll never forget...
 

natrone23

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I was on my 6th day of Marine Bootcamp. DI'S sat us down and let us listen to the radio.


Fucked up, we had a kid who was from New York and his mom worked in the trade centers so the DI let him have a phone call......instead of calling the his mom The dumbass called his girlfriend.......The DI star 69 his ass and found out lol and reemed his ass.
 
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Keenly

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7th grade

1st period teacher had it on, but i was too young/tired to grasp the scale of the situation


damn i was only 12
 

The Warlord

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I was outside on the deck reading my paper. Wife called and said turn on the TV.... which channel?..... Any channel she said. Had a long talk with my Mom after. Then another long one with my broker.

Then the skies grew very quiet for three days. That was trippy..... I don't have lot of noise around me..... except for the background of high altitude planes.... it was different and I knew I would probably not experience that again.
Ya, it was so weird not seeing any planes in the sky.

I was at work running a loader listening to it all on the radio.
 
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PadawanBater

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google video "loose change final edition"


I was in 7th grade. Stayed home from school that day. I was laying on the couch watching TV when the breaking news came on. Can't believe i saw the 2nd plane hit... pretty crazy for a 13 year old to see :roll:. It was unfortunate that i was living a lie for 3 years afterward thinking "terrorists" did it...

For whoever said " it was a loooong time ago": It still feels like yesterday to me... :roll:

Pretty much my experiences.

I was 13, woke up for school and saw the first tower smoking with reports of "accident at the WTC", then the second plane hit and right away the reporter of whatever station I was watching said "oh wow, it's obviously not an accident now, that we can be sure of".

It's odd to think that people 50 years from now, or a hundred years will look back and we were all actually around to witness it.

I walked around thinking the wars were justified and Bush was doing the right thing going after the people responsible.

Then another war, much bigger and much more expensive broke out, the entire world changed, international animocity towards America was really a shock to me so young. All we were ever told is how great America is, it was hard for me to understand why someone would want to do something like that..

8 years later, I'd submit that we're much worse off than in 2001.

Thanks GW! :neutral:
 

jfgordon1

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I walked around thinking the wars were justified and Bush was doing the right thing going after the people responsible.

Then another war, much bigger and much more expensive broke out, the entire world changed, international animocity towards America was really a shock to me so young. All we were ever told is how great America is, it was hard for me to understand why someone would want to do something like that..

8 years later, I'd submit that we're much worse off than in 2001.

Thanks GW! :neutral:
Just needed a reason to "rally the troops".... literally :roll:
 

Johnny Retro

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I was on my 6th day of Marine Bootcamp. DI'S sat us down and let us listen to the radio.


Fucked up, we had a kid who was from New York and his mom worked in the trade centers so the DI let him have a phone call......instead of calling the his mom The dumbass called his girlfriend.......The DI star 69 his ass and found out lol and reemed his ass.
Seems like a GREAT guy.. :roll:
 
I was in between classes in high school, heading to Government/History. Some kid with a locker next to mine told me about it, and I didn't believe him until I walked into the classroom and saw our teacher staring at the T.V. and crying her eyes out. Then we watched it unfold.
 
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