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Sim.The.GoSu
11-09-2004, 19:11
I may be canadian, but it was a tragic time.

RIP.

-Sim

Beowulf
11-09-2004, 20:23
I still remember where I was when I heard the news....walking into a North American Anthropological theory class....some girl was crying and we are like what? She says have you not heard? The US is being attacked....she had family in New York. The prof let us out and most classes ended up beaing cancelled to many people were upset.

aznbboi16
11-09-2004, 20:39
I was in junior year high school orchestra at the time. I thought it was some sick joke when they announced it on the PA, cuz it was so unbelievable.
I live in NY about an hour and a half from the city.

Sim.The.GoSu
11-09-2004, 20:46
Very sad indeed, I have family there, but they weren't in the city.

MrPipes
11-09-2004, 21:12
I was sleeping.

Garbad_the_Weak
11-09-2004, 21:17
I was walking to a business class and saw the second plane live. When I got there, someone drug a tv in and we watched tv and talked about it for a while. Then someone suggested donating blood and so we all walked to the campus blood donation thing and got in line.

My GF's father worked in the world trade center. He lived, but more than half of his co workers died.

Garbad

TheKbob
11-09-2004, 21:36
I thought about it much today at work because on our food products, we have to put little day dots on them when we go bad and I had to write 9/11 over and over again... makes yah think.

I was in my english class when another teacher came in and said a plane crashed into the world trade center. We all thought, like a small single engine aircraft, but then we went to our History classroom which has cable TV and we were like :cheesy:

~Kbob

Velocifero
11-09-2004, 21:38
i was at my former job just after i had enlisted in the airforce. about 2 hrs out of NY. i couldnt wait to go at that point...deploying has never made me prouder.



IYAMYAS [If you Ain't Maintenence You Ain't ****]

Zabo
11-09-2004, 21:53
I heard teachers talking about it in algebra but didnt find out until next period in english. We watched the tv for the rest of the day in all classes. I was a freshmen.

evil_dead_ash
11-09-2004, 22:18
i was in 7th grade, was in some history class.

a good friend of my father's died that day... RIP.

DeamonMonkey
11-09-2004, 22:54
My dad woke me up, and yelled at me to get downstairs fast. Then at my middle school we watched cable in class for about half the day. We stopped when the reporting got repetative, but nobody could pay attention in class at all.

gingerbreadman
12-09-2004, 06:39
no one said anything at my school. the one time i did talk to somone about it they said the towers collapsed and i thought he was kidding or somthing didnt find that out till i got home.

mepersoner
12-09-2004, 07:41
MTV was just rerunning footage of the planes crashing into the buildings over and over when I woke up.

It was... sad, very sad. I was pretty angry about it.

bronzdragon5545
12-09-2004, 10:26
i was in 7th grade in art class and i can remeber right where i was sitting when i found out 1 of my friends lost ppl he new that day

theBlackKnight
12-09-2004, 18:57
:drink: R.I.P

AuraAllan
12-09-2004, 19:19
Im from Denmark and i just returned from work when i heard that WTC was under attack. I rushed to the TV and saw the second plane hit. I was stunned. Was this real? I watched CNN for the next ~12 hours still wearing my work clothes, stunned and angry.

Sad. So sad. RIP

~Aura

GDawgUnit
12-09-2004, 22:13
Personally i found it kind of enlightening to see that America needs to have better defenses and such, but hey, im Arabic.

evil_dead_ash
13-09-2004, 00:03
Personally i found it kind of enlightening to see that America needs to have better defenses and such, but hey, im Arabic.

thats a terrible thing to say. thats like us saying we are happy we bombed Iraq...

GDawgUnit
13-09-2004, 00:56
I loved it when we bombed the crap out of Iraq, they deserved it just as much as America deserved to be hit.

DeamonMonkey
13-09-2004, 01:19
*Cough*Cough*

Please no arguments here, some people did some great things on a horrible day, what was done afterwards should be discussed somewhere else.