Author Topic: Well... in a few days (9-11-02)NEVER FORGET  (Read 12511 times)

I remeber being late for the first day of 2nd grade and my mom turned the tv on to find out if what the traphic was like and on the news it showed the towers on fire. Then at school we talked about it then the war came and that was a hot topic, but the war in Iraq and Afghanistan seems to be forgetten here.

I watched the first plane hit the tower from my school bus. I was on Sixth Avenue, so I could see straight down.

A classmate's dad worked there, and she started crying.

My old school dedicated an auditorium to him.

Also, it happened in 2001 you ignorant forget.
And this is the prime reason this is, still, such a touchy subject.
Two sides can't talk about it without hatred forming thicker anything I can imagine.

I watched the first plane hit the tower from my school bus. I was on Sixth Avenue, so I could see straight down.

A classmate's dad worked there, and she started crying.

My old school dedicated an auditorium to him.

Also, it happened in 2001 you ignorant forget.

Inv3ted did a ninja edit. :3

Oforget, I sucker punched too many people that aren't doomonkey.
An example of how hypocritical you are right there. You guys call me a troll and then create posts as direct attacks on me.

I was in second grade.

What bothers me was that I lived in New York City all of my life and yet I never went to the top.


I was in second grade.

What bothers me was that I lived in New York City all of my life and yet I never went to the top.
i was in chicago and didint really understand what happened 
AWWWW SARGE D:

I was in kindergarten when it happened.

I was in kindergarten when it happened.

Then you must be young like 10 or younger


They are not lives. Just bodies of once living creatures. What do you do with the bones of a chicken after you eat it.
Yeah, that thing that happens before death is called "just bodies of once living creatures".


At first, I thought it was a movie. They had a lot of disaster movies playing that day, so I didn't think anything of it until I started channel surfing and noticed it was on damn near every channel. That's when I realized it wasn't a joke. I can remember thinking that this was the start of the path to WWIII then shortly after, Zephram Cochrane will invent warp drive and Star Trek will be born! :D (Yes, I seriously thought that a week after the shock lapsed)


They are not lives. Just bodies of once living creatures. What do you do with the bones of a chicken after you eat it.
Their minds, what they've done, what they could have done, it was all cut short my those attacks. They may be nothing but corpses, but what they could have done and the people they could have helped will be missed. And not to mention there is still the remote possibility one of the people that died there could have revolutionized the world for the better.