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The pavement I believe.
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Happy 9/11
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I remember reading a story about how one of the jumpers wasn't dead but was very obviously going to die and some medic had to lie that help was coming.
What a weird story to make up. There's a video of some of the jumpers making impact shot from high up and it's pretty obvious none of them survived even for a few minutes. That documentary with the two French brothers inside with a fire crew where you hear the impact of the jumpers hitting the ground is hard to forget
What a weird story to make up. There's a video of some of the jumpers making impact shot from high up and it's pretty obvious none of them survived even for a few minutes. That documentary with the two French brothers inside with a fire crew where you hear the impact of the jumpers hitting the ground is hard to forget
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I went down a rabbithole yesterday of watching those videos on Youtube. Some of the footage has been upscaled to the point you can see people just below the crash site trying to hang out of the windows to let others scale down their bodies to reach the floors below before failing and falling. Fucking depressing stuff.
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ME falling to my death next to some fag businessman:
“WWAWT Pavement?”
“Haha, punchin out”
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i was like 12 and at football practice, my dad picked me up after and on the car ride home he said (as casually as you would talk about a sports team) "hey did you hear they flew a plane intae a skyscraper in New York" and I said I hadn't. The whole way home I thought it must have been the coolest thing anyone had ever witnessed. The news was being a whole debbie downer about it, my parents were looking up flights to the US insisting that now was the time to go because it'd be cheap as shit
Edit - and it was on that holiday that I first encountered the notion that governments were evil thanks to an old Floridian lady my mum regretted asking about George W Bush.
Edit - and it was on that holiday that I first encountered the notion that governments were evil thanks to an old Floridian lady my mum regretted asking about George W Bush.
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Having airliners fly into the highest buildings in NYC and demolish them was a cartoonish thought. Really supervillain type of stuff and I can't lie, I was very entertained by it as a 14y/o.
Turns out it was all a hoax, so America could kill a few million innocent people and take their countries' resources etc.
Turns out it was all a hoax, so America could kill a few million innocent people and take their countries' resources etc.
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Probably Howard Sterns best show. It was eerie hearing it play out live while watching the news.
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You don’t think that it was crazy that they chastised KC so much for leaving on 9/11 then made him wear a dress the next day? Why wouldn’t you have been freaked the fuck out that day?
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I was 13 years old close to 14 and it was exactly 1 week into my freshman year of highschool.
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One of my neighbors a few doors down, her sons and me were at the same busstop, she is (was?) one of those obese 4'11 women, practically round. She gets to work, settles in, and within like 15-20 minutes she's taking an elevator back down to the ground floor... to get breakfast. First plane hits, she kicks off her high heels and just takes off as fast as her fat little legs can carry her. Got far enough away by the time the towers fell that she wasn't breathing any toxic smoke.
Lot of depressing memories on that day, but my neighbor surviving 9/11 because she needed a bacon, egg and cheese on a roll (from some shitty ground level deli, not the fancy Windows of the World) gives me a tragic chuckle.
Lot of depressing memories on that day, but my neighbor surviving 9/11 because she needed a bacon, egg and cheese on a roll (from some shitty ground level deli, not the fancy Windows of the World) gives me a tragic chuckle.
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Because Stern, being a Jew, knew it was going to happen.
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That was something that really got into my mind immediately (jumpers). I still see some of those videos and it’s haunting. Idk what I would do / what I’d be thinking but I guess you have to choose either to die from smoke inhalation / burn to death / wait for the tower to fall, or just say “fuck this” and know it’ll be over in a few seconds if you jump.
I was 11 and my dad, who to this day hates my mom and was going through a divorce with her, came and got me because mom worked in NYC.
Edit: use a “/“ again, stupid.
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thank you to the original creator
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I lived downtown and watched the whole thing from my terrace. It was surreal. My niece was in 6th grade, she came over that day because she and her friends thought it was cool.
Except we forgot to steal the resources. Instead we dumped billions of our own resources into backwards countries.
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I was beating off in the shower to Sage Steele, then I got out of the shower, dried off, and said to myself "FUCK- it's 9/11"...true story