Quote Originally Posted by boris no no
when 9/11 happened me and my friend went to his house to get ready for the next day at college. we ran downstairs singing "digimon digital monsters" as we were about to watch it on tv. we turned it on and saw the towers falling. we thought it was a film and started moaning thinking they had canncelled our show. we turned it off and went to play pokemon. it wasn't until his mum came home and told us we realsised it was real....
Thats really... wait hold on a minute... you were watchin Digimon? At a college age?! ^_^

Diana - I think my mother informed me, as I only saw it on the news ater. It did not really bother me that much, as I was young and ignorant. I only realised the great things she had done to contribute to humanity a few days later.

9/11 - I came home from school, and my mother told me to turn on the TV, so I did (slightly confounded at the importance) and I viewed the burning tower. Shortly after, I watched the second plane strike the building, and continued to watch for about an hour or so.

Yet again, I was not personally concerned at the time, besides the initial shock, yet as I slowly came to understand the impact, I realised the lives lost, and families broken.

This is quite bad humour, but I will state it in any event:

A few days ago in Geography class, we were watching a documentary on earthqakes, when our teacher suddenly statedL "this is an important section, keep watching"

And then the video started crackling, and was disrupted for the next few minutes. xD

When the audia visual reappeared, the T.V. stated:

"Earthquakes can cause serious damage on America's economy, and an earthquake is long over-due and could strike at any time.

If this were to happen, America's Twin Towers, would be completely destroyed."

The class burst out laughing.