This image of 9/11 will always stick with me
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all the way to the floor
Looking back, if I had to die in that attack, I would rather die in the planes.
You'd want to die with your heart thumping in your chest as you fly at an ungodly fast speed into a skyscraper with some Saudis screaming "ALLAH AKHBAR!" at the top of their lungs?!
nah the people jumped because the couldn't take the heat and the smoke from the firethat must have been a crazy decision to make,,,,stay in a collapsing building or freefall to your death
listen if you want brehs
Operator: "Just try to preserve your oxygen"
Cosgrove:
"Just tell God to blow wind in from the west" 
You'd want to die with your heart thumping in your chest as you fly at an ungodly fast speed into a skyscraper with some Saudis screaming "ALLAH AKHBAR!" at the top of their lungs?!
Yes
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Craziest shyt I ever see on live TV.
ScoopNScore
8man
That is truly a chilling picture, and I wish I didn't see that this late at night.
I actually saw it happen. I was in class n outside the window, I saw a blur fly towards a building, and just a whole bunch of smoke.
At first, I honestly thought it was a movie and was like
"That's a cool effect!". but then I noticed a whole panic around me, and realized something was very wrong. They cancelled all classes after that, and even though I was in Brooklyn, there was still a panic around me from people trying to get to phones to contact family members and seeing what was going on.
That day, 2 things stuck to my head: the smoke coming from the crash just hanging over the air, never moving, and the static from the TV when I got home as I tried flipping through channels to see if there was any information. I overheard somewhere that it was the Twin Towers that got hit, but the scary part was not knowing what the hell that blur I saw in the sky was was until much later and if it would happen again.
My heart goes out to all those souls in Ground Zero, and everyone who managed to survive the attack.
I actually saw it happen. I was in class n outside the window, I saw a blur fly towards a building, and just a whole bunch of smoke.
At first, I honestly thought it was a movie and was like
"That's a cool effect!". but then I noticed a whole panic around me, and realized something was very wrong. They cancelled all classes after that, and even though I was in Brooklyn, there was still a panic around me from people trying to get to phones to contact family members and seeing what was going on.That day, 2 things stuck to my head: the smoke coming from the crash just hanging over the air, never moving, and the static from the TV when I got home as I tried flipping through channels to see if there was any information. I overheard somewhere that it was the Twin Towers that got hit, but the scary part was not knowing what the hell that blur I saw in the sky was was until much later and if it would happen again.
My heart goes out to all those souls in Ground Zero, and everyone who managed to survive the attack.
that must have been a crazy decision to make,,,,stay in a collapsing building or freefall to your death
Waiting for rescue while you're getting burn and having hard time breathing with the strong black smoke around you for how long?.....that sh!t is worse than jump to death. Jump and smash in one sec you gone, you won't feel pain but you gonna be
while you're thinking about your family, your children, etc
You'd want to die with your heart thumping in your chest as you fly at an ungodly fast speed into a skyscraper with some Saudis screaming "ALLAH AKHBAR!" at the top of their lungs?!
I think I'm going to hell for this cause I actually laughed at your comment cause it's true but damn
Forgive me GOD 
I didn't mean to laugh that comment made me 
that must have been a crazy decision to make,,,,stay in a collapsing building or freefall to your death
In hindsight, it's a no brainer to jump out the window. Imagine if the building collapsed and you didn't die immediately but were trapped in a painful position suffocating. Awful, awful.
Gotta jump
they were going 150mph, not fast enough to lose consciousness on the way down, but enough to feel nothing on contactWaiting for rescue while you're getting burn and having hard time breathing with the strong black smoke around you for how long?.....that sh!t is worse than jump to death. Jump and smash in one sec you gone, you won't feel pain but you gonna be
i doubt that happened, only one hijacker one each plane knew he was going to fly into the towersYou'd want to die with your heart thumping in your chest as you fly at an ungodly fast speed into a skyscraper with some Saudis screaming "ALLAH AKHBAR!" at the top of their lungs?!
the others didnt know they were going to die
I think I'm going to hell for this cause I actually laughed at your comment cause it's true but damn
I ain't gonna lie, when I wrote that comment, I was thinking "this is gonna be a good signature for somebody".