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MarklarMarklar
Fiji1823 Posts
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EvilTeletubby
Baltimore, USA22261 Posts
On September 12 2007 05:38 useless wrote: Wow, its been six years already. I was only a freshman in high school. It was the first or second week of term, actually. I was a senior in high school. I was in my statistics class when the announcement over the intercom basically just said "We want to confirm the rumors that there was an attack on the World Trade Centers in NY and the Pentagon are true"; and everyone in this class had a real "wtf?" look on their face... immediately afterwards, I went off to my Physics class, and the teacher had a TV in the room, non-stop footage of billowing smoke, replays of buildings crashing and people running.... It was like that for days afterwards, every TV station, like, EVERY station, even non-news stations were covering this... it was a very surreal feeling. | ||
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statix
United States1760 Posts
On September 12 2007 05:39 MarklarMarklar wrote: usa deserved 9/11, 2 bad it was towards civilians saying the USA deserved 9/11 and then saying too bad it was towards civilians is incredibly stupid. | ||
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Folca
2235 Posts
im so sorry for thinking that.. .. | ||
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Lisk
Latvia376 Posts
It had no relation to me at all, so I didn't and don't care. People dying doesn't impress me. I'm that kind of person I guess. All this memorial stuff irritates me. What exactly are we trying to do here again? Think of it that I can't understand it and I am curious. | ||
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Folca
2235 Posts
On September 12 2007 06:17 Lisk wrote: I don't think it was right or deserved. It had no relation to me at all, so I didn't and don't care. People dying doesn't impress me. I'm that kind of person I guess. All this memorial stuff irritates me. What exactly are we trying to do here again? Think of it that I can't understand it and I am curious. we're trying to understand the tragedy that happened 2001 9/11, people risked their lives, for those who were trapped, people gave their lives for people that they never even heard of, thats just amazing to hear from.. who knew there were people out there that gave their lives, for the lives of others.. yes, i had no relation to 9/11 as well, but i just felt crushed because of all those people, who did absolutely nothing.. just die by terrorism.. i mean, think about it, some people just died, just by going to work, is that really fair? | ||
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Lisk
Latvia376 Posts
On September 12 2007 06:19 Folca wrote: we're trying to understand the tragedy that happened 2001 9/11, people risked their lives, for those who were trapped, people gave their lives for people that they never even heard of, thats just amazing to hear from.. who knew there were people out there that gave their lives, for the lives of others.. yes, i had no relation to 9/11 as well, but i just felt crushed because of all those people, who did absolutely nothing.. just die by terrorism.. i mean, think about it, some people just died, just by going to work, is that really fair? I wouldn't call it fair. I don't like it. The stories are indeed interesting. | ||
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Equinox_kr
United States7395 Posts
 RIP to all. | ||
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Equinox_kr
United States7395 Posts
On September 12 2007 05:43 EvilTeletubby wrote: I was a senior in high school. I was in my statistics class when the announcement over the intercom basically just said "We want to confirm the rumors that there was an attack on the World Trade Centers in NY and the Pentagon are true"; and everyone in this class had a real "wtf?" look on their face... immediately afterwards, I went off to my Physics class, and the teacher had a TV in the room, non-stop footage of billowing smoke, replays of buildings crashing and people running.... It was like that for days afterwards, every TV station, like, EVERY station, even non-news stations were covering this... it was a very surreal feeling. Yeah, I was in sixth grade when it happened. It was in English class, and my teacher gets a call. She literally turned paper-white and was on the verge of crying. When she got off the phone she said, "The World Trade Center is burning." Her husband was in the building, thank goodness he got out. God I'm getting so depressed just thinking about the sheer number of people who perished on this day six years ago. | ||
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MeOwTheMinXi
Australia59 Posts
then i went home and flicked on TV to watch simpsons or sumfing then all i saw was people running and screaming and buildings collapsing...i was like holy shit...america got attacked??? yeh...really shocked tbh, thought USA was invincible... RIP -.- | ||
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fanatacist
10319 Posts
On September 11 2007 23:38 fgsvsd wrote: Edited due to warning recieved through PM. It just pisses me off, all this wallowing in melodramatic victimhood bullshit. Especially if this event didn't really affect you personally. I think it's disrespectful to the people who actually lost beloved ones in the event, amplifying the expression of your so-called "sorrow", all but mocking the relevant people's pain. another edit: I just saw that I can't message the responsible mod (due to tempban) to ask if further censorship is demanded, so I just hope this will be good enough. yet another edit: My anger was mostly directed towards TheOvermind77's and fanatacist's posts. Wordings like that make my blood boil. Such anger over such good intentions... So unnecessary and crude. | ||
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Months
United States356 Posts
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
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I33NJI
United States26 Posts
That was my second (third?) year in the United States. I lived in California. As my teacher, Mr. Foley, turned on the TV, I had no idea what was going on and how that was relevant to what we were learning today. However as I grew up and understood what 9/11 really meant, I only blame my ignorance as a child that day. And today I only wish I was there on that tragic day, to experience first hand on how the people really felt like in one of the more tragic stories of our time. | ||
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Cpt Obvious
Germany3073 Posts
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lilsusie
3861 Posts
I was a sophomore at Rutgers, and had an 9:50 class that morning. I got a phone call around 8 for me to get up and turn on my TV from a friend who sounded urgent and so I did. It was like a movie. A close friend died that day - he was working on the floor that was hit in the first building. He was only 26. Classes were canceled for two days, many lined up to give blood and local food shops donated food and water for the students to bring into the city. I recall a few friends with cars driving up into NY once the roads were open again to help bring those who were stuck there back home in NJ. I also remember the jerks who actually CHARGED people when driving them back. =/ When I drove home to North Jersey taking the turnpike, all I saw was a looming grey cloud over NY - and the same thing from my parents' high rise apartment. We lived on the 8th floor and from the balcony I was able to see the NY skyline.. that was just.. grey. | ||
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EpiK
Korea (South)5757 Posts
On September 12 2007 07:15 fanatacist wrote: Such anger over such good intentions... So unnecessary and crude. What can we do? Fucked up people just exist.. | ||
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Stygg
Sweden1100 Posts
This video sends chills down my spine, I think you've probably already seen it but it's worth showing again. The guy is so panicked but tries to maintain control over the situation.. fucking crying shame, a horrible way to die. | ||
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Red_Dragon
Croatia2862 Posts
This horrible tragedy didn`t happen in my country but as human I feel sorry for all those people who died on 9/11, especially firefighters. Today I watched Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 (never saw it before) and all that can be said after that is Bush  | ||
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TheOvermind77
United States923 Posts
On September 13 2007 00:09 Stygg wrote: I was at work when it happened, I clearly remember. And I have saved the newspaper from the following day, I still have it here somewhere. There are NO other news in the whole paper, everything is about the plane crashes. This video sends chills down my spine, I think you've probably already seen it but it's worth showing again. The guy is so panicked but tries to maintain control over the situation.. fucking crying shame, a horrible way to die. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUhGVpP8hCw That call is chilling. The video looks looped for the first part...is that just to try to give a picture to the conversation? God, so many people died when it wasn't their time. It is so terribley saddening... What really makes my stomach wrench is the videos when you can see the people jumping. Burn alive or have a few seconds to pray before you hit the ground? It is so terrible what happened that day. | ||
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