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Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 8:15 pm**

capitalism in its purest form

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 8:19 pm**

I was in 4th grade and my school was canceled early to go home.
I couldn't comprehend what was happening though.

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 8:28 pm**

Phigure wrote:
firky wrote:
noam wrote:
borrowed wrote:
firky 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.
implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in america
the two go hand in hand

a countries media both represents and directly influences the thoughts and actions of its people
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.

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
couldn't agree more. what i also find ridiculous is shit like this:

yea man thats fucking sickening. these companys need to get investigated, basically raking in cash from the murder of thosands of people.
ffs.
the western world (particularly the us) really jars me sometimes...
no etiquette/tact whatsoever...

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 8:30 pm**

are those clothes available to order online?

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 8:38 pm**

noam wrote:
borrowed wrote:
firky 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.
implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in america
the two go hand in hand

a countries media both represents and directly influences the thoughts and actions of its people

implying that your country doesn't do the exact same shit

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:02 pm**

the fact that school wasn't canceled for us was the real tragedy

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:07 pm**

borrowed wrote:
noam wrote:
borrowed wrote:
firky 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.
implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in america
the two go hand in hand

a countries media both represents and directly influences the thoughts and actions of its people
implying that your country doesn't do the exact same shit

How often are you planning on saying implying?

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:38 pm**

borrowed wrote:
noam wrote:
borrowed wrote:
firky 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.
implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in america
the two go hand in hand

a countries media both represents and directly influences the thoughts and actions of its people
implying that your country doesn't do the exact same shit

read it again please

'a countries'

not 'your countries'

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:39 pm**

soul dead wrote:are those clothes available to order online?

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:39 pm**

...of the countries majority of people.

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:40 pm**

firky wrote:
borrowed wrote:
noam wrote:
borrowed wrote:
firky 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.
implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in america
the two go hand in hand

a countries media both represents and directly influences the thoughts and actions of its people
implying that your country doesn't do the exact same shit
How often are you planning on saying implying?

implying you dont approve of his use of the word "implying"

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:44 pm**

Pedro Sánchez wrote:...of the countries majority of people.

no, of everyone

media is everywhere

its a non-specific term and i meant it in a non-specific way

i'd agree with you if I'd said something like 'The BBC both represents and directly influences the thoughts and actions of this countries' people...'

no one is unaffected by media except those rare, hidden tribes, even those are mostly exposed now

EDIT: ^^^^ realise how dumb that last bit sounds

except those rare, hidden tribes, even those are mostly exposed now

eurgh

but you know what im.... implying

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:47 pm**

Phigure wrote:
firky wrote:
borrowed wrote:
noam wrote:
borrowed wrote:
implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in america
the two go hand in hand

a countries media both represents and directly influences the thoughts and actions of its people
implying that your country doesn't do the exact same shit
How often are you planning on saying implying?
implying you dont approve of his use of the word "implying"

implying that im not universally liked

edit: implying that i can't embed more than 5 quotes within each other.

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 10:29 pm**

tuckerlinen wrote:wondering whether my violin teacher would show up

he didn't

Gonna make a huge banner with: 9/11, where were you when tuckerlinen's violinteacher didn't show up?
Million dollar business.

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 10:32 pm**

fuck it,can't be arsed.

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 10:38 pm**

Phigure wrote:
implying this is a result of american character rather than the evolution of 50 years of sensationalist news media in america

implying that your country doesn't do the exact same shit

How often are you planning on saying implying?

implying you dont approve of his use of the word "implying"

implying that i don't approve of his use of the word?

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 10:38 pm**

AxeD wrote:
tuckerlinen wrote:wondering whether my violin teacher would show up

he didn't
Gonna make a huge banner with: 9/11, where were you when tuckerlinen's violinteacher didn't show up?
Million dollar business.

I'm gonna direct a movie about that fateful day from the point of view of tuckerlinen's violin teacher missing his scheduled lesson and an associated broadway musical from tuckerlinen's own point of view. I'm also going to produce a soundtrack to said movie with P Diddy as an executive producer.
Million dollar business.

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 10:43 pm**

My close 9/11 experience.

My friend went to NYC for a holiday on his own in the Sept of that year. When it all kicked off he didn't think about ringing his mum for about a week, saying, "never thought!"

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 10:53 pm**

was in a record shop in Glasgow with girlfriend of the time. Shop staff told us what went down, I remember hearing the radio faintly and asked what was going on.

went back home and watched the unfolding events on TV.

a very strange day.

10 years ago, wtf.

Posted: **Sun Sep 11, 2011 11:21 pm**

everyone in this thread wrote:implying that "implying" can or should be used without quoting the implying person

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