strollingbones
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcC6bTHosx0]YouTube - 9/11: Remembering the Jumpers [Edit 1][/ame]
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actually the thing i remember the most was the second plane hitting
actually the thing i remember the most was the second plane hitting
I was stuck in a traffic jam on I-285, so I wasn't able to see anything until approximately 30 minutes after second plane hit.
actually the thing i remember the most was the second plane hitting
I was stuck in a traffic jam on I-285, so I wasn't able to see anything until approximately 30 minutes after second plane hit.
Cripes. I was in 5th grade. Though despite being that young, I definitely haven't forgotten a detail about that day or coming home and seeing it on television. Looking back made me realize some more of the details too. It was a eerie feeling for the time anyway.
watched the funeral on TVI was stuck in a traffic jam on I-285, so I wasn't able to see anything until approximately 30 minutes after second plane hit.
Cripes. I was in 5th grade. Though despite being that young, I definitely haven't forgotten a detail about that day or coming home and seeing it on television. Looking back made me realize some more of the details too. It was a eerie feeling for the time anyway.
It is definitely one of those JFK
it launched on my 10th birthday, Man on the moon
was working in downtown Ft Worth and didnt believe it when i was first told, and the place became silent for most of the rest of the work shift, other than the sounds of the machines running, Challenger explosion
life is strange, type of events. Most people remember where they were and what they were doing when they heard.
watched the funeral on TVCripes. I was in 5th grade. Though despite being that young, I definitely haven't forgotten a detail about that day or coming home and seeing it on television. Looking back made me realize some more of the details too. It was a eerie feeling for the time anyway.
It is definitely one of those JFK
it launched on my 10th birthday
was working in downtown Ft Worth and didnt believe it when i was first told, and the place because silent for most of the rest of the work shift, other than the sounds of the machines running, Challenger explosion
life is strange, type of events. Most people remember where they were and what they were doing when they heard.
Crap D-Man, you're older than I thought. You're almost half as old as del.
i remember seeing ads for special parachutes for executives in skyscrapers a short time after 9/11The thought that the heat was so bad, you had to decide to jump knowing it was going to kill you. Damn.