[Cap10Planet]

sahn against war, period. There are many people who feel that wrong has been done on both sides of the field. Even some Americans feel that way. Our government is not without flaw.

[Chris191]

Originally posted by RyanC

Oh and a big ol **** YOU to the person who reported Chris's epic post where he spilled the true ****ing tea to that ignorant ****.

Thank you I don't have any warning points, too.

[Sahn]

Originally posted by RyanC

Oh and a big ol **** YOU to the person who reported Chris's epic post where he spilled the true ****ing tea to that ignorant ****.

It wasn't me, i swear.

[foxaylove]

September 11, 2001, I was at my grandmother's house waiting to walk to school before the planes hit. LIVE with Regis and Kelly was on and I watched as their show was going on, when suddenly their cameras cut to the 2nd plane going through the building. My grandmother and I were in complete shock and when I went to school everyone were in tears, especially the kids with families in NYC. They couldn't even get in contact with those people because the phone lines were dead. The front office was full of those students as they called their parents to check on those loved ones. One girl lost her uncle, she was a good friend of mine that I knew since 1st grade. Her uncle was a firefighter who died rescuing someone. So tragic!

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by foxaylove

September 11, 2001, I was at my grandmother's house waiting to walk to school before the planes hit. LIVE with Regis and Kelly was on and I watched as their show was going on, when suddenly their cameras cut to the 2nd plane going through the building. My grandmother and I were in complete shock and everyone at school were in tears, especially the kids with families in NYC. They couldn't get in contact with those people. One girl lost her uncle, she was a good friend of mine I knew since 1st grade. So tragic!

I remember that horrible image of that man jumping out of the window trying to get out.

[Sahn]

Originally posted by RyanC

to that ignorant ****.

Enjoy that lovely warning.

[MonstahNL]

Originally posted by foxaylove

September 11, 2001, I was at my grandmother's house waiting to walk to school before the planes hit. LIVE with Regis and Kelly was on and I watched as their show was going on, when suddenly their cameras cut to the 2nd plane going through the building. My grandmother and I were in complete shock and everyone at school were in tears, especially the kids with families in NYC. They couldn't get in contact with those people. One girl lost her uncle, she was a good friend of mine I knew since 1st grade. So tragic!

Watching footage always gives me goosebumps. The people trying to jump out of the buildings.

[ashuduff]

I remember reading (it was around 9pm here) an Enid Blyton Book and going into the hall. My father was watching CNN and I remember I was just fascinated with the entire thing. I was 9 - don't expect me to have understood the severity of the situation.

I spent days after that just pushing toy planes into Lego blocks.

9/11 always fascinated me. Those images of people covered in debris, trying to escape, not knowing what had just hit them. The world would never be the same again.

[Beatz]

Originally posted by LightandDarkness

I was in 6th grade when this occurred. I could remember everyone going to the auditorium room and watching the news on screen.

What's everyone fond memory of 9/11?

I was in 6th grade when this happened I was in my school route to home when news came from the radio. everyone was so shocked... then at my house those images of the world trade center collapsing.

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

I remember that horrible image of that man jumping out of the window trying to get out.

I had nightmares that night watching those scenes. There were people jumping/falling from the windows over 40 feet high. All I remembered was wanting to just watch cartoonnetwork for a week because it seemed to be the only station where I could escape the horrific coverage of the 9/11 attack.

[Benzene]

I was in 8th grade, it was first period. I remember my Science teacher running into my Spanish class saying "a plane crashed into the World Trade Center." We didn't have TVs, so nobody knew what was going on, we just assumed it was an isolated incident. Some people were even joking about it, saying "how the **** do you crash a plan into that big ass building?" We heard nothing else until around 12pm, when they announced that they were sending everyone home early. We still didn't know what was happening, so everyone was just like "**** YEAH, EARLY DISMISSAL!" It wasn't until everyone saw their parents to pick them up in the lobby (my parents didn't come ) that we realized it was something serious. I didn't know about anything until I got home, when I saw everyone glued to the TV. I don't think I've ever been more scared at any point in my life when I saw the first images of the Twin Towers falling. We were especially scared since we live less than an hour away from DC. Definitely a day I'll never forget.

[Chris191]

Originally posted by foxaylove

September 11, 2001, I was at my grandmother's house waiting to walk to school before the planes hit. LIVE with Regis and Kelly was on and I watched as their show was going on, when suddenly their cameras cut to the 2nd plane going through the building. My grandmother and I were in complete shock and everyone at school were in tears, especially the kids with families in NYC. They couldn't get in contact with those people. One girl lost her uncle, she was a good friend of mine I knew since 1st grade. So tragic!

That's sad My heart goes out to all the people on this day that have lost someone

[Partino]

(Possible) Picture of dead Osama Bin Laden

http://pikchur.com/Af0J

[DvnR]

9/11/01 when it happened I was getting ready for school, I was in first grade. My mom was freaking out watching TV, and I thought it was an action/horror movie of some sort till our teacher talked about it for like half an hour, but none of the kids knew what was going on. In my mind I thought the world was being taken over or something so I couldn't fall asleep the next night. Anyways, obviously it's a terrible thing. However, tomorrow will be a day likely worth celebrating which is nice. It's a big step in a world's progression towards anti-terrorism and hopefully this is just the mere beginning. Let's just hope this doesn't actually cause any nuclear threat, though.

[Cap10Planet]

One thing I hated about the media's interpretation of 9/11 is the whole suicide jumping. They made it seem as though those people were jumping off those buildings in an act of suicide.

[DvnR]

Originally posted by JoaoP

yes 66 year difference

1/5 = 1 + 5 = 6 + 66 =

666 OMG

6 + 66 = 666?

GWORL.....

[Mani.]

I truely feel like the schools probably should have tried to keep this situation away from the kids because they had nothing to do with the dumb decisions of the adults. The videos I seen as a kid traumatized me & I remember not being able to go to sleep w/ the images on people jumping out of buildings & everything blowing up. I was always scared that my house would be next or something

[inspiration4]

Originally posted by Partino

(Possible) Picture of dead Osama Bin Laden

http://pikchur.com/Af0J

Despite the fact that it's completely fake, I enjoyed seeing Osama's mutilated face.

[Raguabros]

Originally posted by RyanC

Oh and a big ol **** YOU to the person who reported Chris's epic post where he spilled the true ****ing tea to that ignorant ****.

Well now you're personally attacking me so i will report your post. Remember all personal attacks go on the No Holds Barred thread. It's simple.

[foxaylove]

The only thing I want from this news is closure for the people who lost loved ones. For the husbands, wives, sisters, brothers, nephews, aunts, uncles, grandparents, friends, etc.. who lost someone in those tragic attacks to just get some closure.