I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
turn.

 

On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:54:33 -0700, Jamie Mello
<carkeyscc@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
>where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
>Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
>was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
>T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
>this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
>time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
>turn.


Having a camera shoved up my *** just prior to my 50th B-day.
Spent the rest of the day home on the couch farting and watching the
TV coverage.


You had to ask :-)
--
Old Crow "Yol Bolson!"
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'95 YJ Rio Grande
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM


--
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On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:54:33 -0700, Jamie Mello
<carkeyscc@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
>where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
>Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
>was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
>T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
>this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
>time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
>turn.


Having a camera shoved up my *** just prior to my 50th B-day.
Spent the rest of the day home on the couch farting and watching the
TV coverage.


You had to ask :-)
--
Old Crow "Yol Bolson!"
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'95 YJ Rio Grande
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM


--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

 

On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:54:33 -0700, Jamie Mello
<carkeyscc@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
>where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
>Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
>was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
>T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
>this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
>time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
>turn.


Having a camera shoved up my *** just prior to my 50th B-day.
Spent the rest of the day home on the couch farting and watching the
TV coverage.


You had to ask :-)
--
Old Crow "Yol Bolson!"
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'95 YJ Rio Grande
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM


--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

 

On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:54:33 -0700, Jamie Mello
<carkeyscc@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
>where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
>Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
>was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
>T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
>this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
>time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
>turn.


Having a camera shoved up my *** just prior to my 50th B-day.
Spent the rest of the day home on the couch farting and watching the
TV coverage.


You had to ask :-)
--
Old Crow "Yol Bolson!"
'82 FLTC-P "Miss Pearl"
'95 YJ Rio Grande
BS#133, SENS, TOMKAT, MAMBM


--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

 

As I was on my way to drop off our two youngest at day care (6mo and 2 yrs
at the time) I heard the first report on the radio that one of the towers
had been hit. At that time there was no confirmation what kind of plane it
was and they were reporting it was a small single-engine. By the time I got
out of the day care and was on my way to work, reports of the second plane
were broadcast. I thought to myself there's no way that's a coincidence and
I called my wife and told her to turn on CNN.

We met at work and the staff already had a TV going. I called my uncle,
because two of my cousins live in the DC area and one of them worked for the
State Department at the time. There was no answer there so I called my dad,
my uncle had called him to let him know that fortunately they were all
right. We had a meeting planned with our financial advisor and figured we
might as well go, when we got to his office of course they had TV's going.
He said he had just gotten off the phone with some financial people in one
of the towers on the 15th floor, he asked them "Why are you still there?"
They said they were told to stay put. He told them they should leave, their
building was burning, they didn't even know how bad the damage was. After
our meeting, we came out to the waiting area where everyone was glued to the
TV, the first tower had just come down. By the time we got back to work, the
second tower had come down.


"Jamie Mello" <carkeyscc@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:1189662873.196454.4610@r29g2000hsg.googlegrou ps.com...
>I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
> where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
> Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
> was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
> T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
> this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
> time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
> turn.
>

 

As I was on my way to drop off our two youngest at day care (6mo and 2 yrs
at the time) I heard the first report on the radio that one of the towers
had been hit. At that time there was no confirmation what kind of plane it
was and they were reporting it was a small single-engine. By the time I got
out of the day care and was on my way to work, reports of the second plane
were broadcast. I thought to myself there's no way that's a coincidence and
I called my wife and told her to turn on CNN.

We met at work and the staff already had a TV going. I called my uncle,
because two of my cousins live in the DC area and one of them worked for the
State Department at the time. There was no answer there so I called my dad,
my uncle had called him to let him know that fortunately they were all
right. We had a meeting planned with our financial advisor and figured we
might as well go, when we got to his office of course they had TV's going.
He said he had just gotten off the phone with some financial people in one
of the towers on the 15th floor, he asked them "Why are you still there?"
They said they were told to stay put. He told them they should leave, their
building was burning, they didn't even know how bad the damage was. After
our meeting, we came out to the waiting area where everyone was glued to the
TV, the first tower had just come down. By the time we got back to work, the
second tower had come down.


"Jamie Mello" <carkeyscc@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:1189662873.196454.4610@r29g2000hsg.googlegrou ps.com...
>I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
> where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
> Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
> was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
> T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
> this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
> time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
> turn.
>

 

As I was on my way to drop off our two youngest at day care (6mo and 2 yrs
at the time) I heard the first report on the radio that one of the towers
had been hit. At that time there was no confirmation what kind of plane it
was and they were reporting it was a small single-engine. By the time I got
out of the day care and was on my way to work, reports of the second plane
were broadcast. I thought to myself there's no way that's a coincidence and
I called my wife and told her to turn on CNN.

We met at work and the staff already had a TV going. I called my uncle,
because two of my cousins live in the DC area and one of them worked for the
State Department at the time. There was no answer there so I called my dad,
my uncle had called him to let him know that fortunately they were all
right. We had a meeting planned with our financial advisor and figured we
might as well go, when we got to his office of course they had TV's going.
He said he had just gotten off the phone with some financial people in one
of the towers on the 15th floor, he asked them "Why are you still there?"
They said they were told to stay put. He told them they should leave, their
building was burning, they didn't even know how bad the damage was. After
our meeting, we came out to the waiting area where everyone was glued to the
TV, the first tower had just come down. By the time we got back to work, the
second tower had come down.


"Jamie Mello" <carkeyscc@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:1189662873.196454.4610@r29g2000hsg.googlegrou ps.com...
>I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
> where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
> Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
> was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
> T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
> this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
> time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
> turn.
>

 

As I was on my way to drop off our two youngest at day care (6mo and 2 yrs
at the time) I heard the first report on the radio that one of the towers
had been hit. At that time there was no confirmation what kind of plane it
was and they were reporting it was a small single-engine. By the time I got
out of the day care and was on my way to work, reports of the second plane
were broadcast. I thought to myself there's no way that's a coincidence and
I called my wife and told her to turn on CNN.

We met at work and the staff already had a TV going. I called my uncle,
because two of my cousins live in the DC area and one of them worked for the
State Department at the time. There was no answer there so I called my dad,
my uncle had called him to let him know that fortunately they were all
right. We had a meeting planned with our financial advisor and figured we
might as well go, when we got to his office of course they had TV's going.
He said he had just gotten off the phone with some financial people in one
of the towers on the 15th floor, he asked them "Why are you still there?"
They said they were told to stay put. He told them they should leave, their
building was burning, they didn't even know how bad the damage was. After
our meeting, we came out to the waiting area where everyone was glued to the
TV, the first tower had just come down. By the time we got back to work, the
second tower had come down.


"Jamie Mello" <carkeyscc@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:1189662873.196454.4610@r29g2000hsg.googlegrou ps.com...
>I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
> where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
> Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
> was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
> T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
> this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
> time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
> turn.
>

 

On Sep 13, 12:54 am, Jamie Mello <carkey...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> I was thinking about posting this qustion today in class. So I did so
> where were you when the planes hit the twin towers? I was in class at
> Junior high (way before I got my 99 Wrangler) if I remember right it
> was math. But that day no one was doing math. We were all watching the
> T.V. when the Second plane the towers hit thinking oh my god oh my god
> this is not happing. (I was sleeping when the first one hit west coast
> time) I said what I was doing when the the planes hit now it is your
> turn.

I was driving to work, heard it on the radio and thought it was a
joke, especially when they mentioned a second plane. Got to work and
saw in on cnn.com. Got an email from the managment saying that we
could go home if we wanted to, so I did and spent the day watching tv.