9/11 Remembrance Thread (#2)

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I saw the old one got locked, so let's restart this again without any arguments...
 
Its an event that should be remembered. Lets remember all those that were killed. We will defeat terrorism.
 
We saw a National Geographic special about it in class today, but we didn't get to finish watching it, as the bell rang mid-video. However, I learned some things I did not know about 9/11. They talked about how these two men (can't remember their names) from Al Qaeda that were ordered by Bin Laden stabbed the pilot and took over the plane. They also played recorded footage of what one of the men said to the passengers via the loudspeaker. I also learned that they sprayed mace in the plane, making the passengers helpless.

It was a tragic day. I don't remember it at all since I was so young, but my condolences still go to the many people that died.
 
Though it's not directly related, I remember a series of Terrorist attacks in London a while back. I think either a bus or a train on the Tube was blown up.
 
I think it was both, actually.
 
Thing is I live in Plymouth, incredibly historic, and yet far away from any action


If I want to be a superhero, I'll have to move to London to get any action. Nice big city, full of tall buildings. Planning to stand atop the shard, then skydive into the city, fighting shitloads of crime in a superhero costume. That's my lifelong dream.
 
MCS said:
We saw a National Geographic special about it in class today, but we didn't get to finish watching it, as the bell rang mid-video. However, I learned some things I did not know about 9/11. They talked about how these two men (can't remember their names) from Al Qaeda that were ordered by Bin Laden stabbed the pilot and took over the plane. They also played recorded footage of what one of the men said to the passengers via the loudspeaker. I also learned that they sprayed mace in the plane, making the passengers helpless.

It was a tragic day. I don't remember it at all since I was so young, but my condolences still go to the many people that died.
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I remember that before