b*stardS!: 20 front pages after 9/11
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I remember I walk into work that early morning and someone said a plane hit a tower in NYC
and I was like damn malfunction or something and next thing I know another one hit and seeing people jumping to they death
feel sorry for all those people who loss love ones and actually having to relive that moment every year and how the media in big part seem like to exploit it for their benefit
I remember I walk into work that early morning and someone said a plane hit a tower in NYC
and I was like damn malfunction or something and next thing I know another one hit and seeing people jumping to they death
feel sorry for all those people who loss love ones and actually having to relive that moment every year and how the media in big part seem like to exploit it for their benefit
yeah it was a fukked up day
The worst day. Never will forget that day and where I was. I’ll always remember being at the office after everything went down and just being in a daze. Dude at my office was acting like it was regular day and asking the secretary to make some revisions on a contract. Secretary started typing and just looked at her hands like, “what the fukk am I doing?” and just got up and left. I also remember being home and watching the news and seeing all the destruction and feeling so depressed. It felt like the beginning of world war 3. The world never been the same since.
I was glued to the tv all day. It was hard to wrap your mind around what you were witnessing. Every channel was running coverage 24/7 for the next few days, I had to turn it off. The eeriest thing for me was I lived not far from Midway Airport, I was used to hearing and seeing planes at all hours of the day. For the days after it was silence.
I was in school, 5th grade
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The most I’ve ever watched the news.
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Amazing how so many people wrote about the SAME event, but each one did it in their own way.
Money Be Green
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Thread gets made every year 
Some raghead with no home plottted all that!
levitate
I love you, you know.
Would be curious to see what those same newspapers had on their front page after the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings.
Yo Mama
...the sweeter the juice.
Imagine what its like living in a country where bombings/suicide bombings are a regular occurrence?
I don't know how they are all not crippled by anxiety...
I don't know how they are all not crippled by anxiety...
Yo Mama
...the sweeter the juice.
Not without the aid of American collaborators... Just saying...
If one was to subscribe to this narrative...
Jacaveli The Don
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I was 15 in Virginia. I just remember that was the second time I'd ever been let out of school early for some type of non-local/non-school related event (the first was in middle school after the Columbine shyt hit national news). The levity of what happened didn't even hit me until years later.