Comments on: 9/11/2006 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/ I might be wrong, but I doubt it Sat, 19 May 2012 00:01:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on 9/11/2006 by: sara http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5754 Thu, 14 Sep 2006 15:53:42 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5754 I thought it was interesting to see again all of the misinformation that was coming through that day, like the bomb threats at schools and bombs going off in other places. It was jsut total panic and disbelief. I also learned that *holy shit* best desribed the scene to everyone who witnessed it. I swear that what the most commonly used phrase that day. I thought it was interesting to see again all of the misinformation that was coming through that day, like the bomb threats at schools and bombs going off in other places. It was jsut total panic and disbelief. I also learned that *holy shit* best desribed the scene to everyone who witnessed it. I swear that what the most commonly used phrase that day.

]]> Comment on 9/11/2006 by: J.Doe http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5748 Thu, 14 Sep 2006 03:56:48 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5748 I didn't really find out any new information that I did not know , but it really hit me how everyone from reporters to eyewitnesses calmly and business-like reported seeing the first explosion in the first tower. They all seemed to think it was just a bad accident. It wasn't until the second tower was hit that anybody really started to panic that something was really wrong. What I will always remember is one female eye witness in particular discussing the fireball in the first tower in her normal voice and then becoming hysterical as she saw a plane fly directly into the second one. It is one thing to hear from family and friends what happened that day, a few weeks after, and quite another to practically see it first hand. (Especially those that live near or work in NYC) I was sad all day, but yes, in answer to your question, it was worth it. J.Doe I didn’t really find out any new information that I did not know ,
but it really hit me how everyone from reporters to eyewitnesses calmly and business-like reported seeing the first explosion in the first tower. They all seemed to think it was just a bad accident. It wasn’t until the second tower was hit that anybody really started to panic that something was really wrong. What I will always remember is one female eye witness in particular discussing the fireball in the first tower in her normal voice and then becoming hysterical as she saw a plane fly directly into the second one.
It is one thing to hear from family and friends what happened that day, a few weeks after, and quite another to practically see it first hand. (Especially those that live near or work in NYC)
I was sad all day, but yes, in answer to your question, it was worth it.
J.Doe

]]> Comment on 9/11/2006 by: Deborah http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5737 Wed, 13 Sep 2006 03:31:47 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5737 I stayed away from the news that day. But I see why you might have been drawn. Was it worth it? what did you find out that you didn't know before? I stayed away from the news that day. But I see why you might have been drawn. Was it worth it? what did you find out that you didn’t know before?

]]> Comment on 9/11/2006 by: sara http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5727 Mon, 11 Sep 2006 15:16:44 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5727 I watched the footage five years ago, i was glued to the tv, and I just rewatched it. The feelings are still there. Shock and complete disbelief. I watched the footage five years ago, i was glued to the tv, and I just rewatched it. The feelings are still there. Shock and complete disbelief.

]]> Comment on 9/11/2006 by: Cyn http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5725 Mon, 11 Sep 2006 10:37:01 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/09/9112006/#comment-5725 Thanks for sharing your story about 9-11. It must have been a different experience going through it in another country. I have spent the morning with wet cheeks and eyes full of tears. I am amazed at the raw emotion I feel even after five years. I bought an American flag just after 911. It is faded from too much time in the sun and has been packed away since my move to Italy. Today it will be flying proudly outside of our home. Cyn Thanks for sharing your story about 9-11. It must have been a different experience going through it in another country. I have spent the morning with wet cheeks and eyes full of tears. I am amazed at the raw emotion I feel even after five years.

I bought an American flag just after 911. It is faded from too much time in the sun and has been packed away since my move to Italy. Today it will be flying proudly outside of our home.
Cyn

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