[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I've been in the twin towers several times,they were huge,if you took a picture of them you had to literally bend over backwards to actually get the top in ,if you were in the right spot,I cannot imagine the horror of that day,for people to actually jump from such a height must have been horrific,I have watched some footage today,it's still one of the saddest things I have ever seen,the memorial is beautiful and not forgetting those who died at the Pentagon and the plane that was brought down by the passengers to stop it hitting it's target,so many brave people who lost their lives that day .

It was truly horrific Kazanne.

[arista]

Yes Kaz it all added up
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Feck all to with Iraq

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Very very sad still, but so much has happened since then in terms of tragedy I can no longer put this above others. #neverforget sure but first of all we can't forget because they talk about it more than once a year and 2 there are also so many that we shouldn't forget.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

It was truly horrific Kazanne.

The "falling man" never been identified

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

The "falling man" never been identified

There was a documentary on this,they thought they knew who he was but they could never confirm it as fact.

[Maru]

Watching the Texans football game live in Dallas... George and Laura Bush escorted by wo NYPD officers both delivering an address and commemorating 9/11 on field... very moving.

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

There was a documentary on this,they thought they knew who he was but they could never confirm it as fact.

Shame. In some ways maybe it's best that way.

I just googled this and some think all the jumping people is a hoax. You can notice the photoshop if you zoom in they say.

[LaLaLand]

RIP and thoughts/prayers to everyone affected by the attacks.

I'm watching "9/11: 102 Minutes That Changed America" now for the 100000th time and it gets me every single time. You watch it in horror but there's still this part of your brain that can't comprehend that it's actually true and real footage. Like it's as if you're seeing a disaster movie.

If anyone's not seen it I highly recommend. It's 102 minutes of amateur footage recording the whole event from right before the first plane hitting to the collapse of the second tower from different viewpoints in and around NYC (some on the street underneath, others a few blocks away in apartments, others across the river etc).

It's so terrifyingly powerful and makes you realise the scale of evil that can happen any day, anytime, anywhere to anyone.