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Bull Goose Loony
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I was in my 9th grade history class. My mom was having open heart surgery, so my day was already stressful beforehand.
We turned the tv on and saw the first tower smoking, and then the second plane hit. It was a very quiet day at school. I'll never forget how I felt that day. |
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#2 |
NC to CA to TX now!
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I remember waking up getting ready for school and the first tower had been hit. Then I was in my Sophmore Woodshoop Class. We all sat around a radio the enitre class and listen to it unfold. I will always remember that day.
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#3 |
Down the stretch
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I was driving in Southern New Jersey looking at property with my business partner. We weren't listening to the radio and not really taking any calls. At the time I had Nextel, and a friend of mine called. I told him I would have to call him back. All he said was "Turn it on 1060" (that's the local news channel). A strange conversation so I immediately turned on the radio.
We stopped to make sure a few construction workers had heard about it then returned to our office. Left work early that day. I couldn't think straight. I will never forget. ![]() |
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#4 |
Hooper drives the boat.
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I was waxing my truck in the yard with the radio on.
At the time I was working the night shift on a new 35 story high rise in Boston, got a call around noon to take a few days off, the builder did not want to take any chances.
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Here's to swimmin' with bow-legged women. |
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