Most Disgrace To Twin Towers.

[VMK_MagicalLadee]

This is the most disgraceful room about the twin towers i have seen all day. this disgusts me.. look at the room discription.

i just don't see the fun in trying to "escape from the twin towers where so many ppl lost there lives.. a shame people have to use something so tragic to make their game a success..

 

[BellHop58]

I hate to see that too! That is a horrible insult to America. Shame on that guy. He just wants people in his room!

 

[Koolkidq]

Oh my gosh. That is SO bad. Why not name it Twin Towers- The Game
Description- Ha ha they dead. Try to escape before you dead like all those other poor, poor people

 

[milkabum]

They're a disgrace to all the victims and heros, and of course those living in North America. I've been to NY a lot of times, it's the state next to us along with Michigan.

 

[CapEldano2]

Why not just come right out and say it.. "AMERICA SUCKS!!!!!! 9/11 was the best day of my life!!!!!" that is just plain wrong.. that is so wrong I can't even find the words of how absolutely revolting that is! Ok.. my Grandparents almost got on one of those planes, and my Grandfather is a firefighter.. that is so insulting that i want to find that person and get banned for yelling at him so much..

 

[BellHop58]

I just found that room and gave that guy a piece of my mind. VMK friendly of course.

 

[Koolkidq]

Why not just come right out and say it.. "AMERICA SUCKS!!!!!! 9/11 was the best day of my life!!!!!" that is just plain wrong.. that is so wrong I can't even find the words of how absolutely revolting that is! Ok.. my Grandparents almost got on one of those planes, and my Grandfather is a firefighter.. that is so insulting that i want to find that person and get banned for yelling at him so much..

That's how I wanted to word it. Bless your Grandparents. They're VERY lucky

 

[BellHop58]

WEll looks as if he shut his room down, and good riddance!

 

[Baseballmaniac]

Wow i cant believe he even did that.

 

[CapEldano2]

I'm sorry to all others who made "Remembering the Twin Towers Rooms" but I'm not going to be in any of them tonight, i feel it's almost a mockery of such mighty structures, being slapped together with a few cheap crates.. nothing personal, and i don't want to start something, but that's just my feeling.

 

[laxplaya1346]

shaking my head

 

[VMK_MagicalLadee]

I'm sorry to all others who made "Remembering the Twin Towers Rooms" but I'm not going to be in any of them tonight, i feel it's almost a mockery of such mighty structures, being slapped together with a few cheap crates.. nothing personal, and i don't want to start something, but that's just my feeling.

I TOTALLY Agree, these rooms just soar to the top, and you know why? because it is important moment in history. yet people make a show of it to get to the top of the list Shame Really..

 

[pinkgalYall]

I admit i dont like to remember this but i dont wnat to forget, i am just dont like everyone being all dramatic. Thats why i wont go into those rooms. I love the USA. I dont understand why that kid would do such a thing.

 

[mtlhddoc2]

I agree as well. I and originally from New Jersey and now live and work in Rhode Island and my wife had a ticket to go to LA on the first plane which crashed. I work in a Global command center and we have the news channels on 24/7 - 5 minutes after that plane hit it was on the news and they announced the flight number, I was white as a ghost! My wife! I couldnt move. about 10 minutes later, my phone rang, I answered, my wife is on the other line and all she says is "I didnt go" - took me 20 minutes to compose myself. Then... my uncle work in the Trade Center, "all lines are busy please try again"..... I find out later, he watched it happen from the Ferry on his way to work! and then, about a week later I find out that a woman I used to date from Denville, NJ was working for Cantor... yep, she was there.... didnt get out.

This tragedy affected me in a very personal way. These children really do not understand how much harm they are inflicting by staging these "tributes".

 

[tigressjewel]

I agree as well. I and originally from New Jersey and now live and work in Rhode Island and my wife had a ticket to go to LA on the first plane which crashed. I work in a Global command center and we have the news channels on 24/7 - 5 minutes after that plane hit it was on the news and they announced the flight number, I was white as a ghost! My wife! I couldnt move. about 10 minutes later, my phone rang, I answered, my wife is on the other line and all she says is "I didnt go" - took me 20 minutes to compose myself. Then... my uncle work in the Trade Center, "all lines are busy please try again"..... I find out later, he watched it happen from the Ferry on his way to work! and then, about a week later I find out that a woman I used to date from Denville, NJ was working for Cantor... yep, she was there.... didnt get out.

This tragedy affected me in a very personal way. These children really do not understand how much harm they are inflicting by staging these "tributes".

Oh my gosh!! I can't imagine what you went through for that short time until you found out she was ok! I'm glad to hear it worked out like that for you. Today has been a very reflective day indeed, and I tried to listen to as many names as I could when they read them. I felt its the least I could do. A very sad day that we will never forget.

 

[mtlhddoc2]

tigress - honestly, I dont remember much about it except the feeling of total emptiness - and I think I went to the bathroom after she called to, umm, regurgitate.

 

[dancegrl1093]

that's horrible! however, i'm glad you said what you said.

 

[BellHop58]

I don't like those rooms either. I went into one to see if they were really remembering this day, there were people with microphones making up stories. And people in the rooms were like this socks, I like the tower but this socks. I was apalled. Needless to say I got out of that room and never went back in. Just like Steve Irwins death. If you can create something that will get your room on the top of the list, by golly they will do it. I'm really disgusted.


mtlhddoc2-I'm glad your wife was ok. I couldn't even imagine going through that.

 

[mtlhddoc2]

Thanks BellHop - after going throuigh what I went though, I cannot even imagine how bad it was for those that DID loose their loved ones, be they their parents, children spouses etc.

Times like those are the ones that truly make you appreciate everything and everyone in your life. Honestly, my relationship with my wife was a little rocky at that time. One thing I can say is that it did draw us closer and we worked out our petty little differences. We also both started donating our time (we didnt have much money at the time) to 9/11 Firefighters Foundations (including the Leary Firefighters Fund). I met lots of wonderful men and women, many of whom are or were firefighters in NYC. Some of who were at the WTC when it went down.

to all you kids out there: a day like today is a good time to reflect of what the people in your life really mean to you. It is also a good day to think about those that you dont know who are willing to put their lives on the line to keep you safe, whether they be police officers, firefighters or military men and women. I do know from the many people I have met, that as much as the cash donations help them out, some of the best gifts they have received are the letters from children. I am not saying you should write a 9/11 firefighter, but each community has its own police officers and firefighters, any one of them would race into a burning building to save someone in need of rescue. They ALL deserve our thanks and praise.

 

[pinkgalYall]

Thanks BellHop - after going throuigh what I went though, I cannot even imagine how bad it was for those that DID loose their loved ones, be they their parents, children spouses etc.

Times like those are the ones that truly make you appreciate everything and everyone in your life. Honestly, my relationship with my wife was a little rocky at that time. One thing I can say is that it did draw us closer and we worked out our petty little differences. We also both started donating our time (we didnt have much money at the time) to 9/11 Firefighters Foundations (including the Leary Firefighters Fund). I met lots of wonderful men and women, many of whom are or were firefighters in NYC. Some of who were at the WTC when it went down.

to all you kids out there: a day like today is a good time to reflect of what the people in your life really mean to you. It is also a good day to think about those that you dont know who are willing to put their lives on the line to keep you safe, whether they be police officers, firefighters or military men and women. I do know from the many people I have met, that as much as the cash donations help them out, some of the best gifts they have received are the letters from children. I am not saying you should write a 9/11 firefighter, but each community has its own police officers and firefighters, any one of them would race into a burning building to save someone in need of rescue. They ALL deserve our thanks and praise.

Wow this kinda makes me appreciate it more and not mind dwelling n it for one day. I guess no one i knew had anything to do with new yok or leved there or anythign so i dont really know what anyone went through. Plus i was only in third grade when it happened. I just remember watching it on the computer, of the crash and the falling of the buildings.
I guess i understand now. If it were my husband for when i am married someday i dont really know what i would do. I dont mean to ask a lot of questions but how did your wife not get on the plaine? Talk about luck. For those that got on the plaine... well there really are no words to describe. I suppose thats what the moment of silence is for.

I love you USA!!