Discovery Gaming Community
where were you? - Printable Version

+- Discovery Gaming Community (https://discoverygc.com/forums)
+-- Forum: The Community (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=4)
+--- Forum: Real Life Discussion (https://discoverygc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=16)
+--- Thread: where were you? (/showthread.php?tid=104703)

Pages: 1 2


where were you? - Vulkhard Muller - 09-11-2013

It is a sad topic , but today is the day , the 12 year anniversary of the 9/11 the Terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York City. I wondered if I would post it or if some one else would. I want this to be a civil chat please, no argueing and for the love of all that is good Please do Not start pointing fingers for the attacks. today is a day to think about and know that a better world will rise from the ashes of what has fallen.

RIP to all who parished on this day, you will be remembered.

and through it all I feel the best line for this day comes from the End of the Freelancer Intro Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=WHAPSs5XrSQ#t=207

So I have a question for all of you, Where were you?



RE: where were you? - Omicron - 09-11-2013

I think admins long time ago established that this forum is not a place for any politics or such serious topics, other than role-play struggles in the mod.


RE: where were you? - Vulkhard Muller - 09-11-2013

Wasn't aware, if it is true Dev/Admin Lock/Delete.


RE: where were you? - Agmen of Eladesor - 09-11-2013

If you legitimately want to discuss politics with the other people on this forum, Kevin (Marburg) has graciously started an NSA monitored skype chat about it.

Now if all the damned disco freaks would quit complaining about DISCO on there, and simply talk politics / sex / war / etc ... You know, all the stuff that we can't talk about on here....

http://discoverygc.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=104566&pid=1403742#pid1403742


RE: where were you? - Marburg - 09-11-2013

Who?

But yeah, that guy was pretty cool to do that for us & personally, I happen to like that it swerves t'ween politics & other disco taboos.

It did get overly discoey last night though, but I noticed this morning that he asked people to try harder to minimize specific game talk. People already have more places to do that than they know what to do with.


RE: where were you? - Kazinsal - 09-11-2013

We're going to keep this one open, but I've got my eye on it.

Probably still asleep. Twelve years ago I was six, and New York is 3 hours ahead of me, and the whole thing started at I think 8:45am Eastern time?

So yeah, I was probably asleep for most of it. I don't remember anything at all really.


RE: where were you? - t0l - 09-11-2013

Watching TV, I can still remember watching the news as the buildings fell.


RE: where were you? - Doc Holliday - 09-11-2013

I was actually off from work that morning, trying to sleep in with my wife. My son would run into my room and say, "Daddy, a plane crashed into the World Trade Center." I thought of it nothing more than an accident so I turned on the morning news, something I rarely do. As my wife and I watched, we saw the other plane hit the other tower. I just looked at her and said, "That was no accident." I would watch it all morning, watching those towers fall. I will never forget that day.


RE: where were you? - Narcotic - 09-11-2013

I've been nine when I've seen it on TV when it first was shown in the German news.
Pretty disturbing as I can remember how one saw people jumping out of the building's windows, hitting the ground. My parents weren't at home when I watched it - they probably wouldn't have allowed me seeing it at that age. At any age, one shouldn't see people dying live on TV. Horrible world.

Also, just three weeks ago, I visited the WTC memorial while they almost had finished the Freedom Tower. Standing there, I thought: "I'm glad that I didn't had to witness the fall of the Twin Towers with my own eyes.".


RE: where were you? - Tonto1911 - 09-12-2013

Sitting on the floor of a classroom with about 50 other kids, watching the towers fall. To this day I wish the teachers had done their jobs and turned the damn tv off. Those teachers did not have the right to force a room full of 10 year olds to watch people decide which was a more painless death, burn to death or jump. I still can't imagine the fear those people went through, knowing both roads lead to one.