9/11 was 10 years ago. Where were you when it happened?

[NauruDude]

We're not talking about 911 dude. That's a phone number. We're talking about 9/11. Always wondered though, why is it 9/11 not 11/9 (it did happen in september not november).

[Bladers]

I was in elementary school and we were gathered in the assemble hall watching.
I got home about @ 3 that day but never understood the gravity of the situation.

[808s&kobesteaks]

6th grade history class, me and this kid chris brooks were laughing at the people jumping out of the towers...mainly because I was a dallas cowboys fan, and thats what all those new york giants fans deserved.

chris brooks blew his brains out a few years ago

i felt bad though after mommy and daddy explained to me what was really going on

[Styles p]

3 day of 8th grade civics class.

[Loneshot]

9th grade, but i was just waking up and didn't go to school. Didn't really know what it was when i saw it on the news, and frankly i didn't care. "Just a mothafuckin kid"

It wasn't until years later that i felt sad about the event.

[bada bing]

week 1 on undergrad. i remember walking into the student center and seeing a lot of people standing around to watch the tv. went through everyone and saw what happened on tv.

[DropStep]

I was 9 years old in elementary, for some reason I immediately thought muslim when i heard terrorist attack. Muslims got a terrible rep lol.

[NauruDude]

I was 9 years old in elementary, for some reason I immediately thought muslim when i heard terrorist attack. Muslims got a terrible rep lol.

Not too bad though. I admit though I do think about them in the same breeze as Midwest Christian nutjobs.

On topic. I hadn't told you what I was doing when 9/11 happened. I don't know what I was doing but at least when I came home from school (in Brighton) I turned on the TV to watch some Pok

[NauruDude]

I was in 4th grade and I was asking my teacher what the f*ck the twin towers were. That's pretty much it. I don't remember if we got to go home early or not.

You remember where Ari was?

[andgar923]

Are we gonna talk about this every ****in year?

[NauruDude]

I was in elementary school and we were gathered in the assemble hall watching.
I got home about @ 3 that day but never understood the gravity of the situation.

You know it was God dude!!

[808s&kobesteaks]

Are we gonna talk about this every ****in year?

I think its more of a look back at the glory days, back when terrorist attacks and people dying meant something, now here we are, most going to or about to start college, getting jobs, looking for a career...things just seem less significant, let us look back at this decade that flew by, and enjoy the last years of our childhood.

[Clippersfan86]

I had just shown up at my 9th grade class and it happened pretty much just as I got there (around 8 Am Pacific I think). I was at a school that actually had one of those big 60 inch box tv's so all of us kids and teachers huddled around the TV for like 3 hours and watched the news. Then we all got to go home early.

[808s&kobesteaks]

In Florida

a REAL fan would know the city,her street address, and school she attended at the time. Poser as*hole.

[Draz]

I was possibly in 4th or 5th grade. I remember it being announced, on the loud speakers while we were all in class learning a lesson. My memory wasn't as vivid, to understand what everyone around me thought of what had happened.