We will never forget.

**DonVitoJr** · 09-06-08, 08:25 AM

On September 11, 2001 America was attack at the World Trade Centers in New York City. Then the pentagon was hit and one plane, never reached its target. Those brave men and women of flight United 93 save thousands of lives. To those who lost loved ones, and their lives this is for you. CouchProductions came out with a tribute to those who lost their lives and loved ones on 9/11:

We Will Never Forget.

(P.S. You will need some tissues.) (121 views so far)

**deputyfestus** · 09-06-08, 08:51 AM

IMO the countries that sponsored the dirty rat bastards should now be the worlds largest glass sculpture

**DonVitoJr** · 09-06-08, 09:52 AM

I can see your anger mate.

**triggerhappy2005** · 09-06-08, 10:37 AM

Originally Posted by deputyfestus

IMO the countries that sponsored the dirty rat bastards should now be the worlds largest glass sculpture

I agree. Maybe one day it'll happen.

**The Freak** · 09-06-08, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by triggerhappy2005

Originally Posted by deputyfestus

IMO the countries that sponsored the dirty rat bastards should now be the worlds largest glass sculpture

I agree. Maybe one day it'll happen.

We should have just gone in with covert missions... Under the radar... Taken them out one bullet at a time.

Hi Trigger!

The Freak

**Keiron** · 09-06-08, 11:12 AM

Hard to believe it's been almost 7 years now. I still remember seeing it on the news at school. I was in my "Computer Science" class in 10th grade at Business Careers High School here in San Antonio. Early morning, class had just started and we saw it on the TV. I remember shortly afterwards the teacher turned the TV off as all the teachers it seemed had been told to turn it off to avoid a panic and to try to keep teaching. I remember thinking that this can't be real, it couldn't be.

I remember my mom freaking out when I got home and she said she almost came and took me out of school as apparently a number of people though were thinking the same thing.

7 Years...still hard to talk or even thing about for many. 7 years and we're still fighting the fight...

**IRON MAN 2142** · 09-06-08, 12:16 PM

i remember the day too
that was when i was still living in England they took the whole school out of class and we had an assembly where we watched the news streaming

i will never forget that day, it changed me
a truly horrifying thing for a 8 year old to see

**Chizzle** · 09-06-08, 12:38 PM

Just me or wouldn't it be a little more fitting to post this on the 11th?

**TehSpaz** · 09-06-08, 01:08 PM

Originally Posted by deputyfestus

IMO the countries that sponsored the dirty rat bastards should now be the worlds largest glass sculpture

heh, you mean giant trinitite sculptures?

I've been to the trinity site, I know what you mean by your statement :-P I have a piece of trinitite somewhere...(my grandfather retired off of the White Sands Missile Range, where the trinity site is)

Personally, I watched the 2nd plane hit live on TV...I was getting ready for school and come down and my step-dad was watching the TV coverage...I ask "oh, what movie is this?"
"It's not a movie...some jackass hit the one of the twin towers in NY with a plane"
"Oh...wow....." and then I see a plane come in from the side of the screen, fly behind the towers, and I was waiting to see it come out the other side, but was greeted by a fireball instead.

I was pulled outta school later in the day, once it was realized it was a terrorist attack....we're in the shadow of the Anadarko Tower -- the tallest building between Houston and Dallas, and we were worried there was a chance this was a multiple-attack circumstance.

**DonVitoJr** · 09-06-08, 03:07 PM

Originally Posted by Keiron

Hard to believe it's been almost 7 years now. I still remember seeing it on the news at school. I was in my "Computer Science" class in 10th grade at Business Careers High School here in San Antonio. Early morning, class had just started and we saw it on the TV. I remember shortly afterwards the teacher turned the TV off as all the teachers it seemed had been told to turn it off to avoid a panic and to try to keep teaching. I remember thinking that this can't be real, it couldn't be.

I remember my mom freaking out when I got home and she said she almost came and took me out of school as apparently a number of people though were thinking the same thing.

7 Years...still hard to talk or even thing about for many. 7 years and we're still fighting the fight...

I my self cant belive it either. I was in second grade and was terrified. I supported Bush for both terms but now that i've matured i know what he was done and is aginst the war in Iraq. I made a dedication video to those brave men and women in our armed forces: