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And I had that program on last night while I was doing some work at home and just kept thinking, "hmmmm, who do I believe, a professional engineer, or some 28 year old in a black t-shirt?" |
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![]() was sleeping after night shift phone call woke me up/'ARE YOU WATCHING THIS..turned on the tv and was shocked to see the second plane live..popped in a vcr tape and recorded the rest of the day..including the interview with a person in shanksville pa who saw 'rails of light' before the crash..you never saw that after..then a sonic boom the day after ..rockford
f-16 was after a mistaken plane..then taking my boys outside and said listen..no jets..we lived in palatine right in the flight path of ohare.. |
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![]() I was driving in to work and as I pulled in the national news on the radio at the top of the hour (6:00am PST) said that it appeared a small plane hit a tower of the World Trade Center - bummer, I thought. I did my morning rounds unlocking buildings at a to-be-unnamed west coast university and by the time I got into the office and turned on the TV all h*ll was breaking loose. I was glued to the TV and an hour or so later folks started coming in to the office. We talked about it a bit, realized it was a big deal but then, people just went back to doing their job. It was like it was just another news flash and then we all went back to preparing for games that week. Nobody cried, nobody went home, nobody was really bothered by what happened, everyone was focused on their jobs and the day went on. In hindsight, it was an amazing surreal day - it made me realize that the west coast and east coast (and the middle of the US) really could all be their own countries... either that or I worked with a bunch of really focused, self-centered, workaholics... actually, that's probably what it was
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You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist. - Friedrich Nietzsche on Handicapping |
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![]() Cannot believe next year is 10 years already. Moving ceremony this morning.
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![]() First plane, 2 blocks away. Second Plane about 25 yards away
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Felix Unger talking to Oscar Madison: "Your horse could finish third by 20 lengths and they still pay you? And you have been losing money for all these years?!" |
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![]() i can't believe it's been that long and nothing has been rebuilt. i think they should build the tallest tower in the world, with four smaller towers-two on either side of it. that way, it looks like we're giving everyone the bird....to rebuild would have been the ultimate reply to that attack-it would show that we can't be stopped, won't change, give in; knock us down and we come back even stronger. that would have made a bigger statement than anything else that could be done- or in this case, not done.
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![]() I never saw this tribute commercial until someone put it on facebook today. Beautiful.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2d17gXJp5v8 |
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