9/11 911 Call

[Liberation]

Makes your thing loads

[WHANGFACE]

I feel bad for the guy. Must be really frustrating up there.

A tad understated...

[luke-p]

Still sends chills down my spine to think how many people died and how many children are left without there mum and dad

[cocaine]

And the silence following it is terrible.

[-Undiscovered]

what happens it doesnt work for me?

[RedStratocas]

A tad understated...

Well I mean the calling of 911 and stuff. He was really yelling at the person at the other end to get someone up there and and save them, which they probably knew all along was impossible. I would be frustrated as hell dealing with the fact I would die, I would like to convince myself in every way that there is a way out. Everyone knows it's sad, depressing, gets you angry, upset. But I think frustration is something often left out. You know when a little kid goes on a Ferris Wheel for the first time and gets scared and thinks its going to fall and they are going to die? Thats real fear, they really think that. This is the same thing, except an adult.

My history teacher's cousin died in the trade center, and by his phone call, they said he handled it much more calmly than it seems possible. Still, his message was very creepy and really made me think. He called his girlfriend and said "The floors are melting, and I know Im going to die." I really can't imagine...

[KBC]

I know nobody will believe me, but Kevin Cosgrove was the father of one of my sister's best friends, Claire. He also had an older son and a younger daughter. I met him a few times and he was really nice. Him and his wife were so happy, and she does good now. I've seen that video tons of times, most sickening thing I've seen in my life.

[You]

Ugh, I'll never ever forget that video

[Ostinato]

Wow, that was powerful.

[Nightrose]

Omg thats just