Re: 10 years ago today - what were you doing when you heard?
Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 3:46 pm
Was 9 at that time, came home from school, couldn't contemplate what was happening, wanted nickelodeon.
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Ten years ago today, ordinary Americans went to work or boarded a plane and found themselves fighting on the frontlines of a battle they did not choose. They acquitted themselves with grace and courage, just as the thousands of men and women who enlisted to fight in our armed forces—many on the anniversaries of this day—in order to exact justice for their fellow Americans. We will never forget those who died ten years ago today, we will never forget those who died in the war that started on that day, and we ask God to comfort and bless their families. From across this great nation, grateful Americans honor those who defend our homeland. God bless America.
- Sarah Palin
kidshuffle wrote:On the Sarah Palin FB...
Ten years ago today, ordinary Americans went to work or boarded a plane and found themselves fighting on the frontlines of a battle they did not choose. They acquitted themselves with grace and courage, just as the thousands of men and women who enlisted to fight in our armed forces—many on the anniversaries of this day—in order to exact justice for their fellow Americans. We will never forget those who died ten years ago today, we will never forget those who died in the war that started on that day, and we ask God to comfort and bless their families. From across this great nation, grateful Americans honor those who defend our homeland. God bless America.
- Sarah Palin
word. here its all over the media and i don't know anyone who isn't totally annoyed by it. hell im sure even the news announcers are annoyed by itfirky wrote:Now ten years on they're still harping on about. Get the fuck over it you soft American shits and learn a bit of that British stiff upper lippness; treating a tragedy with dignified silence and respect... not a fucking media friendly soundbyte "9/11" and waving that shit flag of yours about like some fucking special needs kid on sports day.
is this meant to be a shit poem?oprs wrote:Soul dead, what a tnuc.
I was in school, happened.
We never heard anything about it til we went home,
I understand it's terrible and people died. But it just seems like way more of a gimmick then anything.
Respect to the lives that were lost.
implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in americafirky wrote:10 years ago today I was on my Nokia 3310 like a badman to my brother when it happened. He told me over the phone and I waited for the punchline; thinking he was joking.
Now ten years on they're still harping on about. Get the fuck over it you soft American shits and learn a bit of that British stiff upper lippness; treating a tragedy with dignified silence and respect... not a fucking media friendly soundbyte "9/11" and waving that shit flag of yours about like some fucking special needs kid on sports day.
the two go hand in handborrowed wrote:implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in americafirky wrote:10 years ago today I was on my Nokia 3310 like a badman to my brother when it happened. He told me over the phone and I waited for the punchline; thinking he was joking.
Now ten years on they're still harping on about. Get the fuck over it you soft American shits and learn a bit of that British stiff upper lippness; treating a tragedy with dignified silence and respect... not a fucking media friendly soundbyte "9/11" and waving that shit flag of yours about like some fucking special needs kid on sports day.
Sarah Palin's not in office.soul dead wrote:sarah palin should be laughed out of office.
What I resent most is how it's been used as a vehicle not just to erode civil liberties, wars and so on, but how it has become a cash cow for documentary makers. It's like the Daily Express' fascination with Dianna.noam wrote:the two go hand in handborrowed wrote:implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in americafirky wrote:10 years ago today I was on my Nokia 3310 like a badman to my brother when it happened. He told me over the phone and I waited for the punchline; thinking he was joking.
Now ten years on they're still harping on about. Get the fuck over it you soft American shits and learn a bit of that British stiff upper lippness; treating a tragedy with dignified silence and respect... not a fucking media friendly soundbyte "9/11" and waving that shit flag of yours about like some fucking special needs kid on sports day.
a countries media both represents and directly influences the thoughts and actions of its people
couldn't agree more. what i also find ridiculous is shit like this:firky wrote:What I resent most is how it's been used as a vehicle not just to erode civil liberties, wars and so on, but how it has become a cash cow for documentary makers. It's like the Daily Express' fascination with Dianna.noam wrote:the two go hand in handborrowed wrote:implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in americafirky wrote:10 years ago today I was on my Nokia 3310 like a badman to my brother when it happened. He told me over the phone and I waited for the punchline; thinking he was joking.
Now ten years on they're still harping on about. Get the fuck over it you soft American shits and learn a bit of that British stiff upper lippness; treating a tragedy with dignified silence and respect... not a fucking media friendly soundbyte "9/11" and waving that shit flag of yours about like some fucking special needs kid on sports day.
a countries media both represents and directly influences the thoughts and actions of its people
LET IT FUCKING GO!!! IT WAS TEN YEARS AGO.
But yeah, the American psyche and media are self perpetuating the "9/11" obsession.
Glad I visited the US in the June of that year. I don't fancy getting my balls scanned by the feds at JFK