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needforspeed said:
Really nice pictures thanks. 25 years later still a very bad day
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Dad worked there, I was around them a lot as a kid. The Yamasaki designs were playful, huge but on millipede legs. For a kid, it was like they could pick up and run with me, despite scale. A piece of me went with them but I don’t live angrily or hateful. It happened, myriad causes. I love the new complex and memorial and see it as often as I can. I get to sit with my friends that way.
 
Ds2000 said:
Dad worked there, I was around them a lot as a kid. The Yamasaki designs were playful, huge but on millipede legs. For a kid, it was like they could pick up and run with me, despite scale. A piece of me went with them but I don’t live angrily or hateful. It happened, myriad causes. I love the new complex and memorial and see it as often as I can. I get to sit with my friends that way.
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I’m sure it’s very solemn. I go visit a friend up at one of the military cemetery’s when I visit LA. Each grave has a flag and it’s very moving seeing all those people who gave it all. It’s a Erie place
 
Ds2000 said:
Dad worked there, I was around them a lot as a kid. The Yamasaki designs were playful, huge but on millipede legs. For a kid, it was like they could pick up and run with me, despite scale. A piece of me went with them but I don’t live angrily or hateful. It happened, myriad causes. I love the new complex and memorial and see it as often as I can. I get to sit with my friends that way.
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My father worked near the site, and I recall going all the way to the top of 1 wtc as a kid, being mesmerized by the view, the elevator ride up, everything about it. We used to eat at the restaurant up there sometimes. I have photos someplace.
 
vinnie747 said:
That's awesome brother.:thumbsup:
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had a buddy with a '75. v8, 4 sp. hatchback.

the linkage always slipped off the shifter and he'd have to pull over and crawl under the car and reconnect it.

he did that one night when we were trippin balls on some brutal acid. i have no idea how he did it. i dunno how he drove either.

that stereo still remains the loudest stereo i have ever heard. it was an audiovox. like 8wpc with some detachable boom box speakers in the rear.

that ****er rocked our world that night.
 
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